The Sights, Sounds and Smells of Butterworth are Getting Stronger
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Mark Walker
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Ecotourism – Conduit to a New Consciousness?
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Ecotourism sounds like an oxymoron, doesn’t it?We do know that tourism brings benefits to a place, but we cannot deny the larger truth of what I like...
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The Hokkien Vernacular
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In lieu of a normal editorial, and in keeping with this month’s cover story being about Penang Hokkien, I am providing here in a somewhat truncated form...
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