Andrew Sia

Build vertically, not horizontally, as that hacks away the forest.

UPDATED 1.41PM | Perhaps urban redevelopment should not only involve the poor.

Here's a quick rundown of who's who and what's what.

Has it been cooked up by politicians trying to score points with small side issues?

Recent controversies surrounding him seems to paint a no-nonsense picture.

If we do not acknowledge their controversies, we will never learn.

Right now, govt seems to be on the defensive mode.

Not everything has to be turned into a racial issue.

Our children need to be taught how Malaysia works.

Malays of the past had glorious maritime prowess, which should be celebrated.

There are already many successful stories of Malay entrepreneurs.

There's a difference between 'being loyal' and assimilation.

We know how race, religion stir up passion in this country.

Even men's knees are considered 'menjolok mata' now.

Much contention about religious stipulations for serving food.

Yet another claim of food names 'confusing' Muslims, where does it stop?

With rising polarisation locally, people fear things may backfire.

Perhaps it's time to rethink our obsession with landed houses.

This is an oft-repeated excuse by government officials whenever disaster happens.

Fixing the hardware is not enough.

An MP has questioned the need for a RM10m bikeway, but it'll roll in multiple benefits.

This is the price to pay for forming a coalition government.

We must redraw electoral boundaries, among others. 

How can a small minority threaten the Muslim majority?