What has food got to do with politics?

While global developments present a challenge, local innovations keep the state in the black.

One woman's passion for research on giant clams is helping communities all over Malaysia.

A greener lifestyle works wonders on the pocket, freeing one to truly enjoy life.

From affordable housing to quaint homestays and getting in touch with nature and the land, the township is undergoing an interesting revival.

An extremely lucrative fish-farming industry is raking in the money.

Languages in schools is a divisive issue, but that doesn't change the fact that English is crucial to development.

Descendants of Penang's leprosy patients attempt to reconnect with their past.

One of the featured speakers at the 2012 TEDxGurneyDrive, Cindy Gallop chats with us about being a feminist and changing the world.

Suffolk House introduces its first Sunday champagne semi-buffet brunch.

New art spaces are popping up in Penang, but can the state take advantage of this energy?

Desmond and Ann-Marie David chat about raising a national icon.