It is time for us to put in the hard work and improve public knowledge of environmental concerns.

The recent rise of heritage tourism offers some hope of reviving Penang’s neglected waterfront precincts.

The Sarawak elections are over. A DAP worker describes the challenges of campaigning in unfamiliar territory.

The ability to predict the next downturn. For governments, it could be a matter of survival.

While subsidising the repainting of low cost flats will improve living conditions, differentiating between these flats based on who built them will dampen these efforts.

The George Town Festival is back, and it’s bigger than ever.

Penang can develop and integrate its knowledge clusters, and advertise its position as one of the major knowledge hubs in South-East Asia.

The competition for the highly skilled occurs between cities more than between countries.

Kedah’s Rajah Ahmad Tajuddin Halim Shah II fled to Penang to escape the Siamese, and war nearly broke out.

Unknown to many, the Penang Sao Lim Athletic Association is helping to keep the kung fu tradition alive.

PEM takes a trip to the Malihom ecosanctuary, where artists can take a break, enjoy the scenery and do what they do best: create art.

PEM walks you through the forest of figures that the 2010 Bank Negara Report put together.

Dr Mohd Azizuddin Mohd Sani has made a major contribution to thinking about the freedom of political speech in Malaysia.