Beneath Calm Waters
By Michelle Ng
I had been thinking for a while to pen my political journey, but it was not until I was stuck in quarantine...
EDITORIAL: Turning the Tide and Making Things Right Again in Subang Jaya
TIME and tide wait for no Man they say. In Subang Jaya however, we believe we can make things right by turning the tide...
WHEN WILL WE HAVE BETTER PUBLIC FACILITIES?
By Sarawakian
We have now entered the month of May. The weather has started to give us heavy rain and storms in the mid-afternoons. But...
Lazy vs Leverage
By Paul Yung
Leverage is a concept that I believe is most misunderstood for individuals and businesses for laziness. Leverage means front-loading work to build...
Challenges Ahead: Preventing Hate Speech; Maintaining Freedom of Speech
My dear Subang folks,
As I write this article on the 28th of April, I have just recorded a video message for PeaceCon 2023, to...
TRAVELLING NORTH ON THE WEST COAST
By Anthony Dylan
Last month, I shared with you our first road trip in 2023 taking the trip down south with a short stop in...
Access to Justice
It was our first round of food bag distribution during the first Covid-19 Movement Control Order. Having loaded up in Mydin, our team made...
EDITORIAL: New Mayor Will Have His Plate Full Steering Subang Jaya Back to Its...
A very warm welcome to our new Captain, Mohd Fauzi Mohd Yatim who will be sworn in as Subang Jaya’s 3rd Mayor this May...
TRAVELLING SOUTH ON THE WEST COAST
By Anthony Dylan
The west coast of the Peninsula provides you with an excellent way to discover small towns and places normally off the main...
Too Good To Be Ignored
By Paul Yung
Many people manage their careers by figuring out how to get ahead without actually earning it.
This confuses me.
While there are legitimate...
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IT IS MAY!
By Sarawakian
The time to keep on talking and without much success in action has ended. Subang Jaya has had enough. Unity does not exist...
SHOPPING CENTRE RETAIL
By Anthony Dylan Anak Frankie Jurem
The shopping centre industry boomed in the late 80s and throughout the 90s in Malaysia. After the year 2000,...
RM82.9 MILLION LATER, SUBANG JAYA STILL REELING WITH GARBAGE PROBLEMS
By TEH ENG HOCK
Subang Jaya started the new year with renewed hope that the city’s cleanliness would be better managed, as a new contract...