Roja is not your average woman. This is her story.

With an international market worth trillions of dollars, Penang is actively tapping into the highly lucrative halal business. But as with any thriving industry, it is not without its own unique set of challenges.

To vaccinate or not to vaccinate – that shouldn't even be a question.

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

One can cycle from George Town to Batu Maung – comfortably!

The best solutions are those which are able to deal with the smallest of issues.

Convenience stores double as charity portals to feed disadvantaged minors.

For many, the way up to Penang Hill is via the funicular train.

Be it for work or sports, Penang is a magnet for many.

Striking the right balance is key to success for George Town’s tourism.

We explore three of the unique communities nestled in Pulau Tikus.

Rich in history and rich in culture, this beloved township is drawing more attention than ever before.

To combat Penang's massive food waste problem, one local company is going straight to the schools and markets with an innovative new machine.

The Pangkor Island Festival, in its second year, is about the community and its heritage.

What's Penang's outlook in the face of global change? Penang Monthly provides a 17-page analysis.

Homelessness is more than the lack of a roof over one's head. We examine what it really means.

What is the National Security Council, and what is its role in disaster management in the country?

Bram Tan documents the trials of the Grimpeurs as they endure one of the toughest stages of the Tour de France.

Medical tourism in the region is maturing fast, and Penang is taking advantage.