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Love And More Is All Around
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What makes Penang stand out is its streets history being lived against a backdrop of ancient architecture and the air scented by hawker wares and musically scored by vehicles peopled by diverse seekers of lifetime fortune and night-long adventure.
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Gabija Grusaite
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Paradise Being Lost, All Is Not Well on Penang’s Beaches
14 min read
YOU CANNOT SIT HERE, I just realised that,” Juergen Bosch says, looking at our surroundings as if for the first time, though we’ve been talking for most of an hour. The otherwise white sand is filthy, covered with dirt, detritus and the occasional plastic bottle and cigarette butt.
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Jeffrey Hardy Quah &
Marisa Heah
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The Wider Implications of Minimum Wage
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On June 30, 2011, the National Wage Consultative Council Act 2011 was passed after four hours of debate. It replaces the Wages Council Act 1947 and will assess wage levels by sectors, types and regions in preparation for a national minimum wage policy by the end of the year.
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Chan Huan Chiang
Living Life As Art
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Medical Devices Manufacturing: Penang Pursues The New Frontier (Part 2)
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The healthcare industry is a robust and stable industry, comprising several sectors which are dedicated to providing healthcare services and products. Apart from primary activities which focus on human wellbeing, it also includes the high-technology aspect of medical equipment, instrumentation...
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