Posts By Guest Writers
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0Business and FinanceTips on Juggling Tax Returns for American Expats in Malaysia
One of the downsides of being an American living in Malaysia is having to juggle both US and Malaysian tax returns. Here's...
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0TravelBorneo beyond Kota Kinabalu: the hidden adventures of Sabah and Turtle Island
After a quick tour around Kota Kinabalu (KK to the locals) and an exhausting but fulfilling hike up the famous Mount Kinabalu,...
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031SportThe 7 cheapest destinations to get to from KL for diving qualifications
While you’re in Southeast Asia, it would be foolish to not even consider popping off for a long weekend to earn a...
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011TravelPhuket redefined: Surin, the shy sister away from the boisterous beaches
Jan Sevilla, the quixotic nomadic chic who curates travel murmurs at flyingbaguette.com, recounts her journey to Surin in Thailand It is in Surin,...
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0CommunityThe café culture in Penang
Brad Glass takes a look at the growing café culture in Penang and his three favourite spots for caffeine.
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0CommunityA walk through history: some of my favourite temples in Penang
Brad Glass is an American writer and director living in Penang. His current stint on the island has lasted four years but...
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0CommunityComing Home: A Penangite reminisces about the island during the 1970s
Being listed as a UNESCO Heritage Site has helped globalise its reputation as a quaint melting pot of cultures, boosting its tourism...
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0CommunityKLASS charity dinner for International AIDS Candlelight Memorial Day
On 17th May 2016, the Kuala Lumpur AIDS Support Society (KLASS) held a charity dinner in conjunction with International AIDS Candlelight Memorial...
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0CommunityThe Association for British Women in Malaysia gives RM142k to charity
The Association of British Women in Malaysia, a voluntary associations founded in 1975, gave out a total of RM142,000 to the organisations...
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0CommunityThe importance of learning languages
Garden International School Year 13 student, Vittoria Scardigli, shares her thoughts on the importance of learning languages.
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0CommunityYin and yang prevail in the new Malaysia
The early morning call of the muezzin at the nearby Masjid Negara, the country’s national mosque, echoed in the silence of the...
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0CommunityDriving in Malaysia – the stereotypes
Pete Brunoehler shares his experiences - some of them rather hairy - of driving on the roads in Malaysia.
