Photography became popular – along with printing machines and gramophones – at the end of the nineteenth century.By the 1920s, photography had bec...
Surrounded by a quaint mix of 1980s terrace rows, mint bungalows and semi-detached houses, the unassuming Dhoby Ghaut village can be found at the confluence of...
Masjid Batu Uban.Penang’s mosques, apart from serving the communities around them, have unique identities. They may vary in size and location, but a...
Aiman Azahari recently moved back to stay with his mother after 25 years.There are various reasons why some working adults in Malaysia continue to live wi...
30, Stewart Lane. The house has been in the family since 1954, or thereabouts. It was built much earlier of course – Stewart Lane being part of an old qua...
With land and construction prices rising, securing a home for many of Penang’s residents can be an uphill task. This is ever more so for public housing an...
In six months’ time, Indonesia, the world’s biggest Muslim-majority country, will be holding its presidential election, known as pilpres, simultaneo...
“I didn’t identify as a gay man until I was 23 while attending college here in the US,” says John Ong, founder of the much-loved Penang Hokkie...
Malaysia has a strong tradition of people involved in a dispute to seek the assistance of an elder or penghulu to guide them towards a resolution. Community med...
Two centuries ago, attracted by its bustling free port, scores of German merchants sought new ventures in Penang.Their presence was further fortified when the...
More women in Malaysia today are breaking into Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) fields, increasing diversity and inclusivity and driving...
In an effort to spark curiosity and interest among the young in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) subjects, Penang STEM and the six centre...