Joshua Woo

M'sia has lost its competitive edge to our neighbours.

Now fishermen's hope of better life dashed.

The administration seems to have its focus elsewhere while brilliant students are not given the opportunities they need.

LRT is a time-tested rail system proven for its safety and reliability.

While considering systems gov't can adopt, it can learn from mistakes of others such as Bogota's once-coveted BRT Transmilenio.

LETTER | Some NGOs seem to be trying their best to turn Penang into Kelantan.

LETTER | Providing aid is a short-term solution. It cannot be sustained for long.

LETTER | Critics of the PTMP often do not have this worldview when evaluating its necessity.

LETTER | Penang Forum members displayed their anti-growth, anti-progress, and anti-development side to the delegates.

LETTER| State government must buy land and properties first before embarking on such projects.

LETTER | The project will provide alternative jobs for fishermen and reduce overfishing.

LETTER | It is a pseudo-conflict to pit the building of public transport versus the construction of a road network.

LETTER | Sustainability should be about the interaction between economy, society, and physical environment.

LETTER | Elevated Light Rail Transit (LRT), on-ground tram, Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) or others?

LETTER | Balancing public transport expenditure is an uphill task even for London.

LETTER | Penang's master plan has various complementary modes of transport to increase public mobility.

LETTER | Besides, a feasible transport master plan requires an efficient road network.

LETTER | Let us ask to be written as one who loves our fellow Malaysians.

LETTER | PTMP’s multi-modal approach is preparing Penang for the future.

LETTER | It is not just about alleviating traffic congestion, but to develop the state for the people, for the future.

After the tragic landslide incident, many questions are being asked about the project's approval.