The farm-to-table concept is taking off in Penang.

George Town's Church of the Assumption gets a much-needed face lift.

This year's George Town Literary Festival is yet another feast for the soul.

John Lee Joo-for was one of the greatest acts in post-Independence Malaysian art.

It takes courage to make decisions, as businessman and cancer survivor SK Sundaram discovers.

Death is not a fun subject, but it's a conversation we should be having.

Mount Miriam Cancer Hospital has grown by leaps and bounds.

At SMJK Sacred Heart, dedicated teachers inspire future generations of the school.

Liveability is more than just making it to the top of a list; it is about ensuring quality of life is available to every spectrum of society.

Better technology, medical research and public awareness are crucial in the battle against cancer.

The island's medical tourism industry continues to grow.

What might Malaysia’s political future hold?

Kee Thuan Chye reflects on Harold Pinter's classic and how it relates to Malaysia today.

Meet Prof Datuk Dr Choong-Chin Liew, who is at the forefront of tissue-specific functional genomics.

There are many who are still unaware of the benefits of palliative care. For one, it can enable cancer patients to have the quality care and support that they need.

With 258 selected works and some 57 years of toil, artist Choong Kam Kow is finally getting his hugely deserved moment.

Marco Ferrarese speaks to Paul Malone, who has documented the Penan plight in his book, The Peaceful People.

Budget 2015 has allocated RM23.3bil, or 8.5% of the total budget, to health, a marked increase from RM16.8bil (7.2%) in the previous year, but is this enough?