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0Travel13 Photos of Indonesia’s Jogjakarta
Armed with his camera, Indonesian photographer Rusdi Sanad shares here a glimpse into the lives of those who call Jogja home.
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0Pahang: A Diverse State
Pahang isn’t just the peninsula’s largest state, it’s among its most diverse, too.
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0Highlights from the 2015 Malaysian Budget Revision
Yesterday, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak presented a revision to the 2015 Budget.
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0CommunityThe Expat Mingle at Sid’s Pub
A traditional British pub is always going to have a certain holiday feel during the month of December, even if that pub...
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0Food & DrinkCooking Adventures in Penang
Frances Wilks sampled some of the cookery lessons on offer in Penang and learns how to cut lemongrass, pound galangal, and turn...
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0TravelAn Excursion to Indonesia’s Jogjakarta
An expat's excursion to Jogjakarta, the inimitable charms of one of Indonesia’s most enjoyable cities.
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0CommunityWhat is There for Men to do in Penang?
When Tony Cope arrived single in Malaysia he faced an interesting question... what is there for men to do in Penang?
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0Health9 Weird Beauty Treatments in Malaysia
Ever wondered how far people will go to look beautiful?
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0CommunityUnexpected Challenges Faced by an Expat in Malaysia
Malcolm Hanney faced some unexpected challenges when he made a new life for himself in Malaysia.
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0The Expat Penang Mingle at Farquhar Mansion
Farquhar Mansion was the setting for the recent Expat Penang/IWA Mingle.
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0Sedition Act Will Not be Repealed
Some Malaysians were asking for the repeal of the country’s Sedition Act, which has come under a lot of criticism from some...
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0Sarawak’s Chief Minister Takes Tough Stand on Corrupt Timber Practices
Sarawak has been the subject of repeated negative stories in the international media, mostly about the level of corruption that exists there,...
