Subang Jaya Is Finally Moving
Subang Jaya is finally moving. After years of looking the other way, the things that needed fixing are now getting underway and residents can...
SUBANG JAYA: PUTTING PEOPLE BEFORE SELF-INTEREST
By Sarawakian
In 2008, Subang Jaya discovered the power of the ballot box. For decades, residents had complained about traffic, drains, overdevelopment and distant decision-making....
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,...
From Merdeka to Malaysia: Why 16th September 1963 Matters to Sarawak
By Anthony Dylan Anak Frankie Jurem
I believe our national history is clearer when we understand two important dates. On 31 August 1957, the Federation...
A DREAM FOR SUBANG JAYA: A CITY WITH SOUL
By Sarawakian
Have you ever wondered whether a city can have a soul - one with memory, warmth and belonging? My dream is for Subang...
APAKAH ADAB KITA? LESSONS FROM THE PITCH
By Teh Eng Hock
Last week, I coordinated another community football game between residents. It has become a routine for the past 18 months, starting...
HYPERPRESENCE
By Paul Yung
A few weeks ago, my daughter Adelia graduated from kindergarten. One week later, she started big school. That one week absolutely broke...
Editorial: This Merdeka, I Hold My Jalur Gemilang High – Because Subang Jaya Shows...
Subang Jaya: Where Diversity Is the Default, Not the Exception
In Subang Jaya, where I have spent most of my life, we have all considered...














