Growth may await Penang in the short term, but adapting to Industry 4.0 has to happen now.

A glance at gastronomic figures.

What has food got to do with politics?

For young Malaysians, it is not so hard to imagine a united society.

At over a century old, Penang's Botanic Gardens have an illustrious past.

The stage is set for Penang's business events sector to soar.

Affordable and good healthcare; shelter and comfort: it’s time to address the realities of growing old in Malaysia.

Meet Penang's urban bovines and their handlers.

Our society is ill-equipped to understand and react to mental health disorders – sometimes at a great cost.

For 60 years, the Dindings district in Perak was governed by Penang.

Education is more than exams; it's also about developing skills and ideas required for both the digital economy and students' individual well-being. Why is Malaysia still behind in this?

Medical care services and public health allocations suffered budget reductions – and we should be worried.

The federal government’s murky budgeting practices have serious consequences.

Looking past the handouts, we see a bleak reality.

When “good news” and “goodies” in Budget 2017 might all just be hot air.

The Global Halal Industry in Malaysia and Penang