Saluting Our Warriors Penang's veterans association remembers the services of those who kept the peace.

Penang's mesmerising waterfalls in photos.

The rise and fall of the Malay left.

The Malaysia-China art blend is a harmonious affair.

Mesmerising works of art take the centre stage at Whiteaways.

Too often are they neglected – and exploited for their lands.

The Constitution today is no longer what it was. To fix Malaysia, we need to fix its laws.

A bookish journey through the quaint and colourful history of the Hill.

It was a public park like no other in the country.

Penang's birdwatchers seek thrills of the feathery kind.

In seeking greener pastures, many migrant workers find themselves locked in a nightmare instead.

If you have an appetite for adventure, Bukit Relau is the hike for you.

Ten critical approaches to the Malaysian immigration question.

With amenities that range from a hospital to a radio station, the Royal Australian Air Force has certainly left its mark in Penang.

The need for education among the local Chinese inspired the founding of this renowned school.

An unintended turn during a hike at Air Itam becomes a fascinating experience.

Sculptor Anthony Lau has an insatiable thirst for the unknown.

A hike across Pulau Jerejak reveals remnants of the past.

More than a traditional wood carver, Yeap Siew Kay is a master craftsman – and part of Penang's living heritage.

Traditional Malay houses are lovingly maintained south-west of the island.

A trail of adventure – and of the creepy sort!

There's a lot more to Miri than meets the eye.

We take a look at home-schooling in Singapore.

What's it like to have spent a great part of one's life on Penang Hill? Meet two people who have done exactly that.

The recollections of Christine Khor during her blithe week on Penang Hill.

A simple climb through the jungle makes the Hill so much more enjoyable.