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Newspaper consultant with clients in 20 countries. Redesigns newspapers, magazines and websites. Develops cutting-edge apps for smartphones and tablets. Trains journalists worldwide. I'm available at peterongis@gmail.com. Phone: +61416206688. Skype: iamzoopzoop. Twitter: @zoopzoop

Articles

MERAPOH: A Glimpse Into Malaysia's Ecotourism Future

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By Peter Ong
| penangmonthly.com
Sustainability Is Good, But Not Enough; Let’s Aim For Satisfiability 3 min read This article highlights the paradox of sustainable development: while necessary, unchecked global “development” risks ecological collapse. Ooi Kee Beng argues this calls for a deeper shift beyond sustainability towards “satisfiability,” focusing on sufficiency, ethics, and collective well-being.
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Treasures of the North: Exploring Kaki Bukit and Wang Kelian in Perlis

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By Peter Ong
| penangmonthly.com
5 min read A Wind-Blown Fire Needs Little Effort by He An explores multicultural Malaysia through industrial materials, rituals, and local collaborations, blending contemporary art with Taoist and festival traditions to reflect identity, community, and the “in-between” spaces of culture.
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The Navy is moving fast to deploy uncrewed fleets

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By Peter Ong
| WorkBoat Verified
Convinced by lessons from the war in Ukraine — where small kamikaze uncrewed surface vessels (USVs) crippled or sank much larger Russian warships — and by the development of indigenous USVs by powerful rival nations such as China, the U.S. Navy is rapidly advancing plans to build out its own USV fleets. These plans span a range of platforms, including small, medium, and large vessels, as well as fully autonomous systems.
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