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It was a public park like no other in the country.
A bookish journey through the quaint and colourful history of the Hill.
A visual account of everyday life in and around Bayan Lepas.
Too often are they neglected – and exploited for their lands.
Distrust, fear, resentment – these gave rise to the Left.
The state is second home to a vibrant and active Borneoan community.
The die is cast; they are ready. Are Malaysians?
Mark your calendars for a play like no other.
Brevity, fleetness and attention to the smallest detail – all necessary for the short story form.
Each painting tells a story at Bagan Luar's back alleys.
Private museums offer an extra dimension to experiencing Penang’s history and heritage.
His large collection is now at the Penang State Art Gallery.
A statistical look at the country's laws and constitution.
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Local Hainanese take pride in their esprit de corps.
Which is the most spoken Chinese language in Malaysia and Penang, and how fare our students in language exams?
For 45 years, Dewan Sri Pinang has played host to a myriad of events and functions.
The industry is the second main source of income for Penang.
With the dialect in danger of disappearing, passionate parties step up and take charge.