George Town's Church of the Assumption gets a much-needed face lift.

With an estimated RM808mil economic impact, business events in Penang are big business.

Kam U-Tee toiled to bring water to all at an affordable price.

Ecotourism brings travellers and ringgit to Seberang Perai.

A new school building marks a new beginning for the institution.

Local Hainanese take pride in their esprit de corps.

The Penang Skills Development Centre transforms Penang's workforce.

Langkawi-based writer, translator and publisher Jérôme Bouchaud reveals his literary journey.

The spirit of Asean solidarity during times of crisis.

Datuk Abdul Malik Abul Kassim has had his share of ups and downs in life, but sheer tenacity continues to pull him through.

The restoration of local elections will ensure that our democracy can finally blossom.

A community’s efforts and some serendipity have kept the Church of the Assumption’s majestic pipe organ in tip-top shape.

The two cities are revitalising through the arts.

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.

What does the future of Penang's water supply look like?

Malaysian art gets stolen more often than you might think.

Turmoil in the 1960s spelled the end of local government elections in Penang, and throughout a fledgling Malaysia. Find out more about what transpired in the second part of our two-parter on local elections.

Just outside the hustle and bustle of Cairo lies an entirely different world, and a community that makes a living out of
trash.

With TNB's price hike earlier this year, we take the opportunity to review Malaysia's energy situation.

Penang International Science Fair, making science fun and educational.

Balik Pulau has turned into a natural sanctuary for artists to settle and create their art.

The international shark preservation organisation comes to Malaysia.

Will Penang soon be facing a water crisis?

Penang Science Council leaders share their aspirations and experiences.

After a four-year absence, the Penang World Music Festival returns with a bang.

Even in today’s industrial climate, Penang’s SMEs can compete with the multinationals in the innovation arena, provided all the players do what they need to do.

The internationalisation of innovative capability is measured by the technological capability levels and speeds at which they have been built. What are the implications for Penang’s industry?

With everyone talking about going green, a community in Bukit Mertajam is showing Penang how it can be done.

PEM takes an in-depth look at the Penang Water Supply Corporation and reveals how this public-private partnership has thrived and become a model for the rest of the nation.

Where does our rubbish go?

Malaysia’s centralised political structure may get in the way of improving how we dispose of solid waste.

The Penang Development Corporation, one of the main drivers of Penang’s development, is reinventing itself for the 21st century.

An early 20th century Chinese woman’s charity has been all but forgotten, until now.

Penang’s halal industry is going global, and it has momentum on its side.