Nai Tong shows his true colours
PAINTER, lecturer and founder and president of Watercolour Society of Malaysia, Tew Nai Tong is showing his artworks in an exhibition titled "A Golden Era" at KL Lifestyle Art Space at Jalan Maarof in Bangsar, here.
Teething problems dealing with garbage
GIVEN a chance anyone can make changes. Those are my thoughts on the garbage issue in Selangor.
Drains covered with overgrowth
THE Senior Citizens Association Cheras is upset over a clogged drain in Taman Cuepacs.
Radio station to host birthday bash
KUALA LUMPUR: Radio station hitz.fm is holding its "Birthday Invasion Party" at Stadium Putra Bukit Jalil at 4.40pm on Saturday.
MEMORABLE NIGHT FOR LOCAL BEAUTY
PETALING JAYA: It was a memorable occasion for Aileen Gabriella Robinson when she became the first local ever to win an international-level pageant at Sunway Resort Hotel & Spa.
Zaiton gets Asian award at world conference
KUALA LUMPUR: Zaiton Othman was awarded the International Olympics Council (IOC) Women and Sports award for Asia at the 5th World Conference on Women and Sport in Los Angeles, recently.
Protecting the welfare of seafarers
MORE than 30 ships were inspected during the Southeast Asia Flags of Convenience campaign (FOC) conducted by port-based trade unions here and Penang on behalf of the International Transport Workers Federation (ITF).
Fresh blood for Cobra
THE Combined Old Boys Rugby Association's (Cobra) efforts to develop local talent showed no signs of slowing down as they welcomed 20 new players for a three-month training stint at their club grounds recently.
Celebrating 30 years of success
THE "Healthy Inside, Beauty Outside" (Hibo) event organised by the BP Healthcare Group Of Companies was a hit with visitors, guests and business partners.
Face to face with horrors of war
IT was an eerie and gory sight. The "War is Crime" exhibition, launched at the History, Ethnography, and Literature Museum Stadhuys, provided a morbid encounter with horror to visitors.
Public views taken into account
RESIDENTS' associations and non-governmental organisations (NGO) in the city learnt about the River of Life (ROL) project and shared their views of the project, which was launched last year, at a seminar organised by City Hall recently.
Paroi stadium is ideal for big events
THE Seremban Municipal field, opposite the Town Council building, is a popular venue for events and functions such as jogathons, marathons, state dinners, expositions and other state-related affairs.
In dire need of repair
THE arch, located just 5km from the Ayer Keroh Toll Plaza, welcomes visitors to the world heritage city of Malacca.
Top magicians to mesmerise audience next month
KUALA LUMPUR: Glitters, illusions, levitations and card tricks await audience as 13 of the world's top magicians dish out their performances at the Magical 1Malaysia Festival next month.
Rundown food courts may be shut down
CITY Hall will soon be looking into revamping its food courts in the city. Federal Territories and Urban Wellbeing Minister Datuk Raja Nong Chik Raja Zainal Abidin said if the food courts are rundown and unpopular with the masses, City Hall may shut down these outlets and find other venues to set up new ones.


