China: Family and Trade
By Wong Chen
Happy Mid-Autumn Festival to all that celebrate and share in the celebrations. On the night of the festival this year, I was...
Editorial: Taking Time Off from Subang Jaya to Recharge and Seek Refuge in the...
I finally decided to hop over to Sabah in early September; my first trip to Kota Kinabalu since the pandemic began. It took a...
Mid Autumn Musings
I write this on Mid-Autumn Day, after a week of attending Lantern Festivals in support.
Over the course of the last few months, Subangites have...
SUBANG JAYA REBOOT
By Sarawakian
Hello Subang Jaya! The last month or so has been one memorable ride. The state elections of Penang, Kedah, Selangor, Negri Sembilan, Terengganu...
MALAYSIA AT 60
By Anthony Dylan
The month of September started off with gloomy weather and rain occurring in the early mornings and late afternoons. Malaysia would turn...
Make Malaysia Great Again
By Paul Yung
As the vibrant colours of the Jalur Gemilang dance in the wind and the joyful cries of "Merdeka!" echo through the streets,...
Selangor: Opportunities and Challenges
By Michelle Ng
I wish to foremost congratulate Dato Seri Amirudin bin Shari who will continue as Selangor’s Menteri Besar, as well as the new...
EDITORIAL: “SAYA ANAK SUBANG JAYA” Brings Forth the Spirit of Malaysia Day
A big shout-out to Joseph Benjamin Stewart; David Cha; Irene Woo; Jeffrey Tan; Carolyn Cheng Mei Chi; Loo Yan Jing; Joel Cha; Joshua Cha;...
VOTING IS YOUR POWER
By Anthony Dylan
The current elections for Penang, Kedah, Kelantan, Terengganu, Selangor and Negri Sembilan will determine how the next 5 years would be for...
Lessons from First Principles of Engineering
By Paul Yung
First principles thinking, is one of the most effective strategies you can employ for breaking down complicated problems and generating original solutions....
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USJ Neighbour Dispute Takes a Wild Turn: Elderly Man Allegedly Left Unconscious and Trousers...
A senior citizen in USJ 3, Subang Jaya, has lodged a police report alleging that a dispute with a female neighbour left him unconscious...
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,...