Of Qu Yuan, Resignations and Reforms
It has been a difficult last few weeks, with party elections and the aftermath of it. I will be taking a few weeks out...
EDITORIAL: Subang Jaya: Where Diversity Is the Default
In the heart of Selangor, Subang Jaya pulses with life, not just from its bustling traffic or thriving businesses, but from its people. A...
TOILETS
By Anthony Dylan Anak Frankie Jurem
This is an interesting one for me to write because, in my early days working within the shopping centre...
IT IS ALREADY MAY
By Sarawakian
As I sit on a rainy 1st of May 2025, many would be enjoying their public holidays. Yet, many still are also working....
Labour Day & AI: Celebrate Your Hustle, Not Fear the Robots
It’s May already, and we kick off this wonderful month with celebrating Labour Day. Labour Day celebrates the amazing work people do every day....
Are Our Schools Safe Enough for Our Children?
By TEH ENG HOCK
When discussing public education in the country, two concerns often dominate conversations among parents: the quality of education and the safety...
Trump’s Tariffs: Impact on Malaysia and the World
On Monday 5th of May, I will be back in Parliament for a special one-day session to debate the impact of the Trump Tariffs...
EDITORIAL: PICKLEBALL TAKES SUBANG JAYA BY STORM
PICKLEBALL. Many have heard about it; some have watched social media of it while many others have started playing it.
The game has taken many...
AT THE BAZAAR
By Sarawakian
At the beginning of the fasting month, I looked forward to visiting as many Ramadan Bazaar as possible. I managed to visit 3...
MY RECENT TRAVELS AND FOREIGN POLICY
Selamat Hari Raya to all my Muslim friends and constituents.
I have been travelling a fair bit of late. The following Friday on 4th April,...
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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...