Jottings

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,… Read More

2 weeks ago

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… Read More

2 weeks ago

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… Read More

2 weeks ago

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.… Read More

2 weeks ago

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… Read More

1 month ago

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?… Read More

1 month ago

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… Read More

2 months ago

HYPERPRESENCE

By Paul Yung A few weeks ago, my daughter Adelia graduated from kindergarten. One week later, she started big school.… Read More

2 months ago

Editorial: This Merdeka, I Hold My Jalur Gemilang High – Because Subang Jaya Shows Me How

Subang Jaya: Where Diversity Is the Default, Not the Exception In Subang Jaya, where I have spent most of my… Read More

2 months ago

CONNECTED SUBANG JAYA

By Sarawakian Have you ever jalan-jalan using the LRT in Subang Jaya? If not, try lah one day. Instead of… Read More

2 months ago