Lifestyle

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MOH weighs HFMD vaccine strategy as cases plunge 83%

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Australia’s under-16 social media ban begins to show cracks as TikTok use rebounds

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Govt restores nearly 4,000 hectares of mangrove forests with 9.3 million trees

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Greater emphasis must be placed on tourism value, says Penang CM

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Moderna-Merck cancer vaccine success marks breakthrough for personalised mRNA treatment

The vaccine marks the first major success for an mRNA-based cancer vaccine in a large-scale study and raising hopes for a new era of personalised cancer treatme...

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A touch of creativity and kindness brings joy to little boy’s birthday

The plate with a slice of Chocolate Indulgence cake is decorated with drawings of trees, grass, balloons and orange dinosaurs.

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Robots outrun world’s fastest humans, but everyday work poses the bigger challenge

The true test lies in mastering the small imperfections of everyday work, from connecting cables and handling packages to operating autonomously in factories an...

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Sarawak wins second M&C Asia Stella Award for sustainability

The award recognises the state’s efforts to ensure business events leave an impact beyond the events themselves, including through economic activity, social pro...

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Penang to identify new angling spots to cater to increasing demands

State executive councillor Datuk Rashidi Zinol, who oversees the agriculture portfolio, said he understands that angling is a growing recreational activity amon...

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'Unprecedented’ El Nino could become strongest in more than a century - UK Met Office

The phenomenon can alter global wind patterns and atmospheric pressure, bringing severe droughts, disrupted rainfall and growing risks to food security

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ALL IT brings back e-waste campaign, offers EV bikes as lucky draw prizes

Consumers can get one free lucky draw entry by recycling their unwanted electronics, with no purchase required.

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Dengue cases soar 56% to 58,079 as nation records 55 deaths

Selangor alone accounts for more than 25,000 infections as the Health Ministry warns that the risk of further transmission remains high