Former The Star managing editor K. Nada says resentment prompted shutdown of the paper during Ops Lalang.

Lawyer duo discuss whether speaking the truth can be considered an insult, and the Constitution’s vague terms to describe fundamental rights.

Maria Chin and Marina Mahathir talk about women needing to play a bigger role in national politics and decision-making.

Despite beautification efforts, the river carries an endless procession of bottles and debris.

Residents admit Flats Columbia was known far and wide for its availability of drugs.

A 12-hour journey following the start of Sg Gombak yields some interesting facets about semi-urban, city life.

The writer recalls singing God Save the Queen in Standard One, until one day, God couldn’t save the queen from losing another colony, and Negaraku was sung.

What is shocking is that the violence was aimed at a 92-year-old man, says a former assemblyman.

Like the book, the Bahasa Melayu play is a political satire, except with a local flavour.

Villa Harapan lives up to the first part of its name for 130 homeless men and women.

Dr Mahathir Mohamad, Nurul Izzah Anwar and Lim Kit Siang headline tonight’s ‘Sayangi Malaysia, Hapus Kleptocracy’ ceramah in Shah Alam.

Life in Chinatown is like a reflection of our journey in life. The Malaysian insight speaks to an “Angel” and an “Uncle”.

Young Chinese entrepreneurs return from work and studies to put down roots in Petaling Street.

There is hope the city centre will throb again with vital life, wth a little help from Think City KL.