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New jungle path added to KL cross-country run

New jungle path added to KL cross-country run

The Star (Malaysia) — RUNNING enthusiasts can lace up their shoes as the Federal Territory Kuala Lumpur Athletic Association (FTKLAA) is set to organise its annual cross-country event this year.

School in PJ holds event to mark World Autism Awareness Day

School in PJ holds event to mark World Autism Awareness Day

The Star (Malaysia) — In conjunction with World Autism Awareness Day, Taarana School held an event to show the diversity of differently-abled children, while also advocating for them.

'Don't ignore danger from above'

'Don't ignore danger from above'

The Star (Malaysia) — DANGER lurks at a playground on Jalan 9/2a, Taman Wilayah in Selayang, Kuala Lumpur.

Animal attractions make for fun times

Animal attractions make for fun times

The Star (Malaysia) — GOING to the zoo is a fun-filled activity for the whole family.

Escooters to help with last-mile connectivity in PJ

Escooters to help with last-mile connectivity in PJ

The Star (Malaysia) — IN ITS efforts to improve last-mile connectivity in the city, Petaling Jaya City Council (MBPJ) is providing the public with an alternative in their everyday travel.

Chance for feline friends to look their best and share festive joy

Chance for feline friends to look their best and share festive joy

The Star (Malaysia) — CELEBRATING Hari Raya Aidilfitri is not only limited to humans as it seems our feline friends can also join in the festivities.

Ayam geprek beckons, rain or shine

Ayam geprek beckons, rain or shine

The Star (Malaysia) — THE downpour at Taman Sri Serdang Ramadan bazaar in Seri Kembangan did not stop people from buying food to break their fast.

Recognising ordinary folk who display muhibbah spirit

Recognising ordinary folk who display muhibbah spirit

The Star (Malaysia) — THE National Press Club (NPC) and enterprise solutions platform provider Macrokiosk have launched the NPC-Macrokiosk Muhibbah Awards to recognise people who demonstrate the true spirit of muhibbah (harmony).

Learning how climate change impacts lives

Learning how climate change impacts lives

The Star (Malaysia) — THE dangers of climate change and the impact it can have on society is the theme of an exhibition by a community-based Buddhist non-governmental organisation.

Companies working with soup kitchen to feed the poor

Companies working with soup kitchen to feed the poor

The Star (Malaysia) — IN conjunction with Ramadan, Coca-Cola Malaysia invites people to give back to the community, especially the less privileged.

Time to dive in: A look at Sinn Spezialuhren's new diving watch collection

Time to dive in: A look at Sinn Spezialuhren's new diving watch collection

The Star (Malaysia) — Sinn Spezialuhren has released four new diving watch collections this Spring, all with unique characteristics. We take a look at three here.

TAG Heur's new Heuer Carrera range celebrates 60 years of an icon

TAG Heur's new Heuer Carrera range celebrates 60 years of an icon

The Star (Malaysia) — At the Watches and Wonders 2023 in Geneva, TAG Heuer unveiled its newest collection.

PJ park gets a facelift

PJ park gets a facelift

The Star (Malaysia) — RESIDENTS of SS25A are happy that the park in Jalan SS25/9, Petaling Jaya, has undergone some much-needed upgrades.

On a hunt for tasty food in USJ 4

On a hunt for tasty food in USJ 4

The Star (Malaysia) — JAMALUDDIN Abdul Rahman, who offers Menu Rahmah at his USJ 4 Ramadan bazaar stall in Subang Jaya, Selangor, is happy to do so as everyone is facing financial and economic challenges.

Two-hour parking limit starts in Section 52, PJ

Two-hour parking limit starts in Section 52, PJ

The Star (Malaysia) — Petaling Jaya City Council (MBPJ) has introduced a two-hour parking limit in the Section 52 commercial area aimed at freeing up more bays for visitors.

IS PRESS DEMOCRACY IN INDONESIA REALLY FREE?

IS PRESS DEMOCRACY IN INDONESIA REALLY FREE?

46th Journalism COLLOQUIUM — Indonesia’s press council, better known as Dewan Pers, is an independent institute that is an independent institution established to protect press freedom and improve the quality of the press in Indonesia. But yet, the media scene in Indonesia is constantly in turmoil so why is it so?

INCREASE GOODS PRICES, IMPACT LIVELIHOOD

INCREASE GOODS PRICES, IMPACT LIVELIHOOD

Berita DIMENSi — Panic rose as it was expected that the prices of goods in Malaysia would increase drastically around 50 to 60 percent by June 2022. This was reported by Sinar Harian , and it comes as a profound shock because the prices for certain goods in the country have just recently spiked, especially during the months of Ramadan and Syawal, when demand for goods increases.

KEUNIKAN VARIASI LAKSA DI MALAYSIA

KEUNIKAN VARIASI LAKSA DI MALAYSIA

Berita DIMENSi — Laksa merupakan antara makanan yang menjadi pilihan utama masyarakat Malaysia sebagai sajian harian tidak kira buat keluarga atau tetamu yang datang ke rumah. Menurut The Patriots , makanan ini juga mendapat sambutan yang hangat daripada masyarakat luar negara walaupun sering tercetus salah faham berkenaan bahan yang digunakan dalam sajian tersebut.

Green Buildings For A Fresh Start

Green Buildings For A Fresh Start

“We are on a fast track to climate disaster; this is not fiction or exaggeration.” These are the words of Antonio Guterres, Secretary-General of the United Nations regarding the current climate situation of the world in a video message on the launch of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Third Assessment Report (TAR) on April 2022.

SISSOO SPINACH: THE URBAN SALAD

SISSOO SPINACH: THE URBAN SALAD

Berita DIMENSi — SUBANG JAYA - The downside of living in the city is that it is difficult to find healthy and fresh food, so people tend to plant vegetables by themselves. Urban farming in the city has been on the rise, and a common plant that is always synonym with urban plantation is the Sissoo spinach.

Not all SPM students welcome postponement

Not all SPM students welcome postponement

New Straits Times — While some students were disappointed, others were relieved by the government's decision to postpone the Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) examination to February next year.

Ministry allocates matching grants to boost sporting events

Ministry allocates matching grants to boost sporting events

The Star (Malaysia) — THE future promises an exciting surge in sporting events.

IJN cycling event returns in Terengganu

IJN cycling event returns in Terengganu

The Star (Malaysia) — The National Heart Institute (IJN) Ride 4 Your Heart event is set to make its long-awaited return tomorrow, firing up cycling enthusiasts across the nation.

Mosque in Kuala Lumpur lauded for fostering goodwill among all

Mosque in Kuala Lumpur lauded for fostering goodwill among all

The Star (Malaysia) — Saidina Abu Bakar As-Siddiq Mosque (MSABA) has been awarded the National Press Club (NPC)-Macrokiosk Muhibbah Award for May for its programmes reaching out to people of all races and religions.
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