Geraldine Tong

FOR condominium resident Anna Tee, hearing the fire alarm at 4am brought more confusion than panic.

FOR Nurfarah Kamarul Baharin, the sound of a fire alarm means gathering her six-year-old daughter and helping her 64-year-old mother-in-law make the journey down 41 flights of stairs.

AS Malaysia enters a new phase of digital transformation, the nation's digital economy continues to play an increasingly important role in driving economic growth, innovation and national competitiveness.

Young Malaysians are already living with the realities of climate change. Youth advocates say the next step is ensuring they have a genuine voice in shaping the country's response.

WHEN an ageing parent can no longer bathe, use the toilet, or move around the house independently, love alone cannot provide the care they need.

What if you were abandoned or abused by your parents when you were young, would you still have to take care of your parents under the proposed Parental Care Act?

A PATIENT knows when their medication arrived late. They see when hospital staff are not communicating with each other.

share bookmark BEFORE putting money into an investment, there is one simple question investors should ask themselves: Where exactly is my money going?

Malaysia's Indian communities carry languages and traditions that are more than cultural markers – they are living repositories of history, values and identity.

For generations, knowledge among Malaysia's Orang Asli communities has been passed down not through textbooks, but through everyday life, such as language, healing practices, music, hunting skills and customs taught by elders to their children.