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0CommunityMaking the Dream a Reality – Homes at Jade Hills
Developed by Gamuda Land in 2008, Jade Hills is splendidly suburban with lush green grounds and perfect tranquility.
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0CommunityPioneering Cameleers – The Islamic Arts Museum
Opened in 1998, the Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia (IAMM) has the region's largest and finest collection of Islamic art and heritage.
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0CommunityWhy You Should Learn to Dive in Malaysia
If you've just arrived in Malaysia, you've certainly got a "must do" list, and it's probably pretty extensive. There's one thing that...
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0CommunityExpat Extracts – February 2012
Want to see who you're sharing this foreign land with? Get acquainted with this quartet of expats!
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0CommunityWalls and Dragons-Modernization and Conservation
The battle between modernization and conservation rages hot in Asia's major cities, including Kuala Lumpur.
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Survey On Crime And Safety In Malaysia
Most expatriates from Western nations living in Malaysia feel the country is safe and the risk of being hurt by a terrorist...
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0CommunityLuv'ya Harvest- Brendon Osborn and Luv'ya apples
Brendon Osborn is the General Manager of Heartland Fruit, growers of the mouth-watering Luv'ya apples sold in Cold Storage and Giant supermarkets.
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0CommunityThe Expat Defends KL After Hardship Ranking
The Expat's recent press conference set out to show that the Economist Intelligence Unit's hardship rating of KL is wrong. We explain...
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Expat News – July 2011
We are introducing this news section to keep resident and prospective expats updated on news affecting them working or living here.
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Buttery Summer-Yusuf Martin talks about the heat in Malaysia
Hard working people begin to have their dreams of sun-drenched holidays realised. Here in Malaysia the sun, practically, always shines.
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0CommunityMM2Hers Find Homes in the Countryside
A growing number of people are leaving the cities in search of a better life in the country. A few brave families...
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0CommunityIdentity Crisis – Column June 27th, 2011
An American by accident (of birth), William Citrin never felt especially patriotic - until he moved to Malaysia seven years ago.
