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Keith Hockton, FRAS, is a publisher, podcaster, writer and author based in Penang, Malaysia. He is South East Asian Editor for International Living, a lifestyle based magazine. He lectures internationally on history and Malaysia and is passionate about making history fun and accessible to all. Keith is a Fellow of The Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland. His published books include: • Atlas of Australian Dive Sites - Travellers Edition (Harper Collins Australia, 2003). • Penan ...
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Penang Mac User Group (PgMUG) is a place for all the Mac User to meet, share and exchange information about their experiences in Mac. It is a place that every Mac or Non-Mac user who want to know about mac, to freely participate in the activities.
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What is Hokkien Dialect? Hokkien is a dialect of Min Nan Chinese spoken in southern Fujian, Malaysia, Taiwan, and by many overseas Chinese throughout Southeast Asia. And in this iHokkien Podcast, we're gonna teach you how to SPEAK Penang Hokkien Dialect!
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Adrian Talks about all the marketing and sales tactics for Real Estate Agents. He is a Head Of Team in Penang, Malaysia, leading over 500 Agents (KL & Penang & Melaka & Ipoh) to Achieve total Sales Volume of RM130mil in Year 2019. Total Sales of RM150 Mil in Year 2020 Total Sales of RM287 Mil in Year 2021
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Not the world you see on the evening news: The International Living Podcast explores safe, welcoming, beautiful—and often little-unknown—spots on the planet. Places where you could live richer, travel more, invest for profit, and enjoy a jet-set life...for less than it costs to stay home. Host Jim Santos talks with IL’s magazine writers and with a cast of thoughtful characters living interesting lives abroad—from Penang to Porto, Cuenca to Madrid. Smart ideas for richer living in a bigger, b ...
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Are you eager to learn how native Japanese speakers converse? Tired of listening to slow-paced Japanese sentences in class? Our podcast is the answer to your requests. Join Makiko, a Japanese teacher, and her son Tora as they engage in lively, real-life conversations at a native speed. It might be challenging, but we're here to help you learn and speak natural, conversational Japanese. Join this mother-and-son duo and become a fan of our fun talks! よろしくね! The script is available here: https: ...
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Welcome to HERstory, the history of Southeast Asia, told from her perspective. We’ll discover historical figures, matriarchal societies, and contemporary female icons — and maybe learn about ourselves along the way. Season 1 focuses on the Southeast Asian age of commerce up to the colonial period.
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Dr Mudasser Hussain, Dentist and Executive Coach at Clarity Coaching International brings inspirational individuals to share their story of how they became successful entrepreneurs. The purpose of the podcast is to inspire, motivate, uplift and increase awareness of the philosophy of Performance Coaching.
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Our show covers items of interest to modern society. Major items of history, anthropology, politics, and technical achievements impacting society.ExploreTraveler is a podcast that takes you on a journey around the world, exploring different destinations, cultures, and lifestyles. Hosted by travel enthusiasts, this podcast aims to inspire and inform listeners with firsthand accounts of their travel experiences, insights on the best places to visit, and tips on how to make the most of your tra ...
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Wish you were in Malaysia right now? Do the next best thing and join us on the Dive Into Malaysia Travel podcast! We cover everything from the best places to visit to how to get to Malaysia to where to stay and exactly what to do while you are there. We’ll help you plan your perfect trip while dreaming of the great adventures you’re going to have! From all the great food you’re going to eat to lounging on the best looking beaches to standing on top of the world in the new Merdeka 118, we’re ...
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Welcome to City Light's sermon podcast and we're so glad you joined us! | Online Giving |If you’d like to offer your tithes and offerings, you can do that here at https://clcpg.org/giving/ | Prayer Request |If you need prayer, feel free to reach out to one of our prayer partners at https://clcpg.org/pray/ | Latest Updates |Get the latest updates by…
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The Penang DAP elections were held over the weekend and saw Human Resource Minister Steven Sim named its chairman, replacing Chow Kon Yeow, who did not contest. Bukit Gelugor MP Ramkarpal Singh was elected deputy chairman. Dr Oh Ei Sun, Principal Adviser at the Pacific Research Centre, takes a look at the outcome of the vote and helps us make sense…
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5週間(ごしゅうかん)のマレーシア滞在(たいざい)を終(お)えて日本(にほん)に帰(かえ)ってきました。今回は4週目(よんしゅうめ)に行(い)ったペナン島(とう)の旅行(りょこう)について話(はな)しています。ペナン島(とう)はアートと歴史(れきし)、多文化(たぶんか)が共生(きょうせい)する興味深(きょうみぶか)い街(まち)でした。一人(ひとり)で旅行(りょこう)をすると色々(いろいろ)な人(ひと)と出会(であ)い、仲良(なかよ)くなるのですが、そういう点(てん)でも面白(おもしろ)い経験(けいけん)でした。また今回(こんかい)利用(りよう)したマレーシア航空(こうくう)でのトラブルについても話(はな)しています。マレーシア滞在後半編(たいざいこうはんへん)、第一部(だいいちぶ)をお楽し(…
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Markets in China and Hong Kong rallied more than 4% following the People's Bank of China's announcement of plans to lower borrowing costs and allow banks to increase their lending. These measures are aimed at reviving the country's flagging economy. Tommy Xie, the head of OCBC's Greater China Research, shares his thoughts on whether or not these me…
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Bid-rigging remains a critical issue in Malaysia, leading to substantial financial losses and diminished public service quality. In response, the Malaysia Competition Commission (MyCC) is set to amend the Competition Act 2010, implementing incentives for individuals who report these unethical practices to foster greater transparency. For a clearer …
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The European Commission has announced its newly appointed team of 26 commissioners, marking a shift in dynamics after a divisive parliamentary election. A key issue facing the Commission is the upcoming EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR), set to take effect at the end of the year, which has raised concerns among Malaysian stakeholders about potenti…
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The Forest City Special Financial Zone (SFZ) in Johor was launched last Friday and is set to offer a range of investment incentives, including a reduced corporate income tax rate of between 0% and 5%, as well as a 0% tax rate for family wealth offices, which is a first in Malaysia. Are these tax breaks sufficient to accelerate investments in Forest…
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The National Higher Education Fund Corporation (PTPTN) is set to take legal actions against 430,000 borrowers who still owe about RM6 billion in unpaid student loans. Some have been accused of being irresponsible but could they be suffering from the impact of stagnant wages and/or rising cost of living? Dr Amirul Rafiq Abu Rahim, a research associa…
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Despite China’s New Energy Vehicle deliveries hitting a record in the first half of this year, major Chinese EV makers delivered mixed results in August, even with continued government incentives. Ray Kwok, Director of Research Department, CGS International Securities Hong Kong Limited, helps us understand the EV landscape in China along with the c…
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Sri Lankans have elected Anura Kumara Dissanayake as their new president, following a second tally of preferential votes, the first time in the country's history. Dr Chulanee Attanayake, a researcher at Swinburne University of Technology, explains why this is significant as also for the first time, the president is not from a political dynasty. Plu…
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5週間(ごしゅうかん)のマレーシア滞在(たいざい)報告(ほうこく)の最後(さいご)の話(はなし)になります。5週目(ごしゅうめ)はティオマン島(とう)という小(ちい)さな島(しま)に渡(わた)り、ダイビングをしてきました。クアラルンプールの都会(とかい)に比(くら)べ、島(しま)の村(むら)の生活(せいかつ)はシンプルで人々(ひとびと)もフレンドリーで温(あたた)かく、とても静(しず)かで心地(ここち)よい場所(ばしょ)でした。素敵(すてき)な出会(であ)いもたくさんあり、5週間(ごしゅうかん)の中(なか)で最(もっと)も人(ひと)と触(ふ)れ合(あ)い、価値(かち)のあるいい経験(けいけん)をした1週間(いっしゅうかん)でした。また来年(らいねん)も絶対(ぜったい)に戻(もど)りたいと思(…
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Recently, Thailand’s cabinet approved a cash handout plan totaling almost THB146 billion , or USD4.4 billion. The baht is also seeing its biggest rally since 1998. Poon Panichpibool, Markets Strategist at Krung Thai Bank helps put these developments into perspective and what it might mean for Thailand's economy with a new prime minister now in plac…
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With under 2 months before Americans vote for the next president of the United States, campaigning has already been marred by two assassination attempts on the Republican candidate, Donald Trump. John Zogby, the founder of political survey companies John Zogby Strategies, shares his views on how heated campaigning has become as a result of rhetoric…
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The recent operational challenges faced by Malaysia Airlines in recent weeks have highlighted the talent retention issue in the country. This is amid reports that more than 60 of the local carrier's engineers had left for better-paying jobs in Singapore. Nic Chambers, Managing Director of recruitment agency Michael Page Malaysia helps put into cont…
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The US Federal Reserve has kicked off a historic easing cycle with a 50 basis point cut in its benchmark interest rate. What does this mean for the outlook of the US economy and how will this factor into the subsequent trajectory of Fed monetary policy as we head into the final quarter of the year? Olu Sonola, Head of US Economic Research at Fitch …
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Send us a text After crossing the Rubicon, Caesar plunged Rome into chaos, setting the stage for one of history's most dramatic power struggles. With his legions at his back, he marched swiftly towards Rome, sending shock waves through the Senate and striking fear into the heart of his rival, Pompey. As panic spread, Pompey and the senators fled th…
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Perikatan Nasional has rejected the MOU offered by the Madani government to resolve the issue of equal constituency development funds for the opposition. PN claims the MOU could threaten the rights of Malays and Bumiputeras, clash with cultural values, and limit MPs' freedom of speech. Independent political analyst, Adib Zalkapli, shares his insigh…
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Welcome to City Light's sermon podcast and we're so glad you joined us! | Online Giving |If you’d like to offer your tithes and offerings, you can do that here at https://clcpg.org/giving/ | Prayer Request |If you need prayer, feel free to reach out to one of our prayer partners at https://clcpg.org/pray/ | Latest Updates |Get the latest updates by…
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Sri Lanka will hold its presidential election this Saturday, September 21st, following the country's 2022 economic collapse which saw the president at the time having to flee amid mass protests. Faraz Shauketaly, an independent broadcaster and investigative journalist talks to us about the sentiments going into election day as 17 million eligible v…
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The news that JAKIM is considering making halal certification mandatory for restaurants and food establishments that do not serve pork or alcohol, has sparked debate highlighting the complexity and importance of this move. Prof Dr Abdul Malik Musharat, Chairman of Global Halal Malaysia Traders and Consumer Association shares his insights on this is…
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The price of crude palm oil is currently hovering above the RM3,800 level as Malaysia’s August palm oil stockpile rose to a six-month high since February, driven by seasonally higher production and lower exports. Alvin Tai, an analyst at Bloomberg Intelligence, shares his views on the direction of the commodity amid the strengthening of the ringgit…
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私(わたし)がペナン島(とう)に行(い)っている間(あいだ)、一人(ひとり)でクアラルンプールで生活(せいかつ)していたとらくんの話(はなし)をしてもらいました。一人(ひとり)きりでアパートに住(す)み、語学学校(ごがくがっこう)に通(かよ)っていましたが、実際(じっさい)どんな生活(せいかつ)を送(おく)っていたのでしょうか。アパートのシャワーやトイレ問題(もんだい)の解決方法(かいけつほうほう)、語学学校(ごがくがっこう)でのアクティビティを通(とお)じた友達(ともだち)作(づく)り、カラオケ、ボーリング体験(たいけん)などなど、高校生(こうこうせい)が海外(かいがい)で一人(ひとり)で生活(せいかつ)した一週間(いっしゅうかん)について詳(くわ)しく語(かた)ってもらいました。 Tor…
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Send us a text The year is 49 BC, and Rome teeters on the edge of chaos. Julius Caesar, a brilliant general with legions of fiercely loyal soldiers, stands on the banks of the Rubicon River—a shallow stream marking the point of no return. Behind him lies the safety of his command in Gaul; ahead, the looming threat of civil war. The Senate has order…
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The government is developing new regulations to support the integration of autonomous vehicles (AVs) into public transport. What can Malaysia learn from the experience of other countries in integrating this technology in transport systems? We get insights from economist Dr. Walter Theseira about the potential of AVs to transform the transport lands…
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Water pollution is a continuous issue in our country. Most recently, residents in Selangor experienced unscheduled water cuts caused by water contamination and a new case of illegal waste dumping is also causing odour pollution in Johor. We speak to Dr Zaki Zainudin, Water Quality and Water Quality Modeling Specialist about the legal framework on w…
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The government recently agreed to amend both the Trustee Act and the Trustee (Incorporation) Act to prevent the misappropriation of funds by established trustees for purposes such as religious, social, and welfare activities. Given past cases of public fund misuse, including in the Aman Palestin scandal, are these legal reforms the way forward for …
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This new law offers better protection for platform workers like private hire drivers and freelance delivery workers, by creating a new legal category between employees and the self-employed. Dr. Walter Theseira, Associate Professor of Economics, Singapore University of Social Sciences explains the details of this bill and how it impacts the future …
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The Ministry of Education has identified 28% of Year 1 pupils are lagging in 3R skills i.e. reading, writing and arithmetic, and require additional support. What kind of interventions would work best to shore up the basic skills needed by primary students? Shahnaz Al-Sadat of LeapEd gives us her insights. Image Credit: shutterstock.com…
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According to the government’s National Property Information Centre (NAPIC), there was the highest property sales growth since 2019 during the first half of 2024, increasing by 23.8% year-on-year to approximately RM105.7 billion. Chan Ai Cheng, Immediate Past-President of the Malaysian Institute of Estate Agents tells us if this positive momentum ca…
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The issue of statelessness and undocumented residents in Sabah is particularly acute and complex. Last week, the Sabah state government announced that it will set up an inter-agency special committee and a task force to address these issues. What are the key challenges that need to be addressed? Suriani Kempe of Family Frontiers weighs in. Image Cr…
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China is removing the last remaining barriers to foreign investment in manufacturing and healthcare, starting November 1st. Tommy Xie, Head, Greater China Research, OCBC Bank tells us the rationale for this and if it will attract FDI. We also look at the recent economic data to determine if there is risk of serious deflation in the world's second l…
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Last week, news emerged that the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) directed all Internet service providers to implement public DNS (Domain Name System) redirection for businesses, enterprises, and government agencies by September 30. Although Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil defended the decision, he has asked MCMC to pu…
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Hong Kong, which houses some of the most expensive properties in the world, is currently experiencing a crisis, with owners being forced to slash prices. The downturn in the city has persisted for around five years. Patrick Wong, Head of Bloomberg Intelligence Hong Kong & Senior Analyst - Asia Pacific Real Estate tells us if we can expect any gover…
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Send us a text Keith has a cold this week (cue the sad violins) and couldn’t finish the research for the podcast he really wanted to do. So instead, he's decided to take us on a thrilling poetic ride—because why not, right? Join us as he dives into eight of the most powerful and timeless poems ever written. We’re talking about the defiant resilienc…
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Fraud in the Social Security Organisation (SOCSO) has led to the government implementing a comprehensive overhaul of the claims system. They are also rolling out a nationwide operation to identify and address additional fraudulent activities. Lim Zi-Han, Partner, Donovan & Ho shares his insights on the strategies and reforms required to tackle thes…
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Shares around the world fell on Wednesday, pummelled by a drop in tech stocks following a record sell-off of Wall Street darling Nvidia. Analysts cited a confluence of factors behind the rout, which also impacted Asian and European tech stocks. Is this recent sell-off merely a temporary market correction, or has the Magnificent Seven reached its pe…
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Prime Minister Dato’ Sri Anwar Ibrahim has met with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Vladivostok, Russia, on the sidelines of the Eastern Economic Forum where the Malaysian leader is the main attraction. Julia Roknifard, an independent expert on international relations talks to us about the significance of this meeting with Moscow continuing to …
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Last week, Indian regulators cleared the way for an $8.5 billion US dollar merger of Disney and Reliance, creating India’s biggest entertainment player to compete with Sony, Netflix and Amazon. How does this benefit Disney, and what are the trends shaping the broader entertainment streaming sector? We get analysis from Geetha Ranganathan of Bloombe…
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Amid reports from the Malaysian Communications & Multimedia Commission having received almost 6,600 cases of cyberbullying involving youths, a 20-fold increase from three years ago, action needs to be taken immediately to address this. Datin PH Wong, Executive Director of Childline Foundation shares some insights into this worrying trend as social …
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Venezuela remains at a political impasse more than a month after Nicolas Maduro was declared the winner in the presidential elections. This outcome is disputed by the opposition candidate Edmundo Gonzalez and sparked on-going mass street demonstrations. We get updates on the situation in Venezuela with Dr. Raul Sanchez-Urribarri of La Trobe Univers…
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Malaysia Aviation Group has temporarily reduced its flights and routes until December this year to implement corrective measures after a series of delays and flight cancellations caused the ire of many passengers. Brendan Sobie, Independent Analyst and Consultant of Sobie Aviation explains why this has happened to MAG and what they need to do to re…
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A recent report by the healthcare news portal CodeBlue on medical inflation featuring comments from the Chief Executive of the Life Insurance Association of Malaysia (LIAM) has sparked debate on regulatory reform for private healthcare pricing. We get industry perspectives from Datuk Dr. Kuljit Singh of the Association of Private Hospitals Malaysia…
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