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An island with fantasies

AS a kid, one of my favourite series on television was Fantasy Island. The little guy, Tattoo, would shout, “The plane, the plane!” as the aircraft carrying visitors comes in to land on the island.

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Stopping the wheels that kill

TODAY, Nov 16, has long been a special one for me. It’s the day my brother died.

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Have they no shame?

With billions being spent on Budget 2025, it is important that the money reaches the people, and is not siphoned off by the corrupt and kept in ‘safe houses’.

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Lessons for an ageing nation

The nation has turned 61, and it is ‘ageing’. But from the looks of it, it is not getting better with age. Instead, we seem to be on a downhill slope.

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Higher goals for our football

IT’S time to talk about football. Even the Prime Minister is doing so. He says he loves two football teams – Manchester United and obviously the national team to whom he has just given RM15mil.

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Our upkeep culture needs a lift

I WAS a rookie reporter when I was called to the now-condemned Pekeliling Flats in Kuala Lumpur – on the eve of Deepavali.

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High time for us to aim for the top

HERE’S a geography trivia question. Where exactly is St Lucia?

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A feast, ferries and a sad finish

IT is the Feast of St Anne, a weekend when Christians in Penang flock to the church – now a minor basilica – in Bukit Mertajam.

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Protecting the protectors

While everyone has faith in the police protecting the public, have the cops lost faith in protecting themselves?

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Plastics could be the end of us all

Malaysians are the world’s biggest consumers of plastics.

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Of empathy and religion

LAST Friday, hundreds of journalists gathered at the Majestic Hotel in Kuala Lumpur to fete the best among them. There were plenty of awards, good food and camaraderie. And the Prime Minister was in attendance.

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A divide so hard to bridge

From the UiTM dispute to the annual matriculation issue, Malaysia seems caught in a loop of racial controversy. But there are those who give us hope.

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