A Sky of Stars: Penang Shines as a Sporting State
by
Jeffrey Hardy Quah &
Sarah Yeoh
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Penang a Mecca for Marathoners?
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Imagine running 50km, 100km or 100 miles – which is a whopping 165km. One could technically be running from Penang to Taiping and back, with a few kilomet...
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The Future Starts Now
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It’s almost 10pm, and Frederick Tan and I are still chatting in his office. Downstairs, the Penang Sports Council’s Chinese New Year celebration is...
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