Intrinsically linked to the water, George Town's waterfront is where it all began – and it still continues to amaze.

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.

Holland's capital balances the competing needs of tourists and locals.

As the creative economy burgeons, Penang digs its spurs in.

Scratching at the surface of the 11th Malaysia Plan reveals its shortfalls – and one very worrying exclusion.

Penang Island has the requirements to be called a city, but its residents need to be more civic conscious to earn that status.

Environmental consciousness needs to be nurtured in our young.

Prof Eric Britton, founder of World Car Free Days, was brought in to envisage solutions to Penang's traffic deadlock.

The inaugural Penang Economic Conference takes a look at the region’s global economical potential and challenges that come with progress.

How Dell Malaysia helped the George Town Festival grow into the spectacle it is today.

A comprehensive development agenda to transform Penang into an international and intelligent state.

Making a city liveable is no easy matter

What can Penang learn from the Hong Kong art world?

In spite of some positive signs, local authorities are simply not doing enough to enforce the law.

Something needs to be done to transform Butterworth’s image.

In transforming Penang into a city of the future, public participation is key.

Change is coming to George Town. How can conservation bridge the gap between the old and the new?

Suzy Sulaiman urges a rethink of the way we use our bus stops in order to empower citizens and town planners.