Get a Bite of Chef Bryan’s Award Winning Dishes at Dorsett Grand Subang
Executive Chinese Chef Bryan Teh and his team once again represented Malaysia at the Salon International De L’alimentation (SIAL) Shanghai competition and emerged as winners...
Painting Up MISHELL LEONG
MISHELL LEONG
SUBANG JAYA has moulded Mishell Leong into an international artist that she is today. Her formative years were spent in the neighbourhood of...
Penang Bangkok Lane Mee Goreng in USJ!
When it comes to mamak mee goreng, Subang Jaya has no shortage of options, with a mamak shop at every corner. Finding a good...
Speeding and Road Safety Deficiencies Cause of Accidents in Subang Jaya
SPEEDING and road safety deficiencies have been identified as two of the major contributing factors for vehicular accidents on six major roads in Subang...
PENANG GOV’T READY TO ASSIST SCHOOLS TO START AQUAPONICS FARMING
BUKIT MERTAJAM, August 30 (Bernama) -- The Penang Government is prepared to assist any school in the state which require funds to start aquaponics...
PUBLIC SECTOR SHOULD ACHIEVE ONE PER CENT OF OKU EMPLOYMENT – HANNAH YEOH
SUBANG JAYA, Aug 30 (Bernama) -- The public sector has to achieve at least one per cent of Persons with Disabilities (OKU) employment to be...
Disabled Community Don’t Waste Time Arguing on Divisive Issues, Hannah Yeoh
SUBANG JAYA, AUGUST 24 2019: MALAYSIANS should take the cue from the disabled community who waste no time on racial or divisive matters, Deputy...
Break the Stigma on Disability
Break the Stigma on Disability Walk brought together over 300 Subang Jaya residents early this morning in Taipan USJ10 for a Walk, Run &...
Which is Better: Organic or Inorganic (mineral) Fertilisers?
By Christopher Teh Boon Sung, Fac. of Agriculture, Uni. Putra Malaysia, Serdang ([email protected])
Organic fertilizers are made from a variety of plant- and animal-derived materials,...
Zumba-ing All Month Long
EVERYONE’s jiving and for good reason. It’s Zumba month in Subang Jaya.
Earlier in the month, about 50 participants took to the floor and enjoyed...
Latest Articles
Getting Out of Our Own Way
By Paul Yung
I have been playing quite a bit of pickleball recently, and I discovered something rather strange.
The harder I tried to play well,...
Subang Jaya at 50: Rats, Rubbish, and Responsibility
By Teh Eng Hock
With its first home completed in 1976, Subang Jaya is half a century in age. Like many townships of its era,...
EDITORIAL: Beyond the Bright Lights of Subang Jaya
We cannot keep cleaning the drains while ignoring who keeps dirtying them.
Subang Jaya has much to be proud of.
We are a mature suburban city,...