Ian McIntyre

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Fashion show takes centre stage at Taiping’s 150th anniversary celebrations

The two-day extravaganza featured designers from Indonesia, Thailand and Morocco

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Ban on 3R topics must apply to all and not a select few, says former PKR leader

Former PKR deputy secretary-general S. Raveentharan said  this practice must be adopted against all groups and individuals

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More than 14,000 new jobs created in Penang last year

The manufacturing and services sectors continued to power the state's economy last year with RM22.5 billion recorded in approved investments 

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Kelantan restaurant owners call to differ mandatory halal certification

The Kelantan Malay Restaurant Owners Association (Permeka)this decision is burdensome for small traders

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Umno’s decision to join rally a threat to government, says Guan Eng

As a member of the unity coalition, Umno should not be resorting to such a campaign, he said.

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Penang’s reputation as a gastronomic haven drawing more investors 

One of them is the Paris Baguette, an international chain which specialises in its exquisite French-South Korean-inspired delicacies.

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Anwar all set to lead Asean in 2025

Anwar has been navigating globalisation and regionalism in this past year with visits to 19 countries

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Penang sees record number of tourist arrivals this year

Besides traditional tourism attractions, the state is also pushing its business travel segment with the Penang Conventions Exhibitions Bureau (PCEB)

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Trump’s punitive tariffs may dampen country's economy, says Guan Eng

It comes on the robust performance in Malaysia's export-driven economy this year.

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Eight years on - son continues quest for mother’s justice

Annapuranee (Anna) Jenkins was visiting her late mother in Penang with her late husband Frank Jenkins in 2017 when she disappeared without a trace

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20 years ago today -  remembering the devastating tsunami 

It was reported that on that fateful Boxing Day of 2004, 67 people nationwide were killed in the natural phenomenon

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SXI Penang - rising from the ashes

The school building is over two centuries old, and it was bombed twice - once by the Japanese Imperial Forces and by the Allied Forces during World War II.