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free Concluding this two-part series, a South Australian minister gives Malaysian newsmen an insight into Australia's policies towards immigrants and refugees.

free I was amazed by the level of tolerance among Australians - the way they accept and embrace the many cultural, religious and racial differences in their midst.

free Is there any insurance scheme for those taking part in the National Service programme? In the event of a fatality, what is the compensation like?

free The three-day Mystical Steppes: Along the Silk Road performance by Xinjiang traditional dancers in Kuala Lumpur enables Malaysians to have a feel of life in the Chinese province.

free Thaipusam is celebrated in all parts of the world where there is a concentration of South Indians. In Malaysia, the manifestation of the festival is best witnessed at Batu Caves and Penang.

free Come to the Central Market in Kuala Lumpur to learn the rich history and culture of these two magnificent urban landscapes via a photo exhibition now open till Feb 11.

free Two weeks ago, 17-year-old Ili Ameera Azlan packed her bags to join the NS training at the Ayer Keroh camp in Malacca. She never came back. Neither did 17 others before her.

free Latiff Mohidin, a renowned artist, writer, poet and thinker, is now exhibiting his works at the Petronas Gallery in Kuala Lumpur.

free The foreign minister's wife, Sharifah Aziah Syed Zainal Abidin, has penned a book on the ground rules for being a good diplomatic wife.

free Doctors and nurses must be well taken care of by the government. Only then can we seriously expect all of them to care for their patients the way they should.

free A recent media report quoting an Umno branch leader as saying that Mat Rempit are not even afraid of the police is actually quite worrying, says a reader.

free The nation's highest court ruling on an appeal by Lina Joy is said to be pivotal to the direction the country will take on religious freedom.

free Sisters In Islam (SIS) could not have chosen a more suitable movie - 'Berbagi Suami' (Love for Share) - to help raise funds for its study and research on polygamy.

free Zunar has a peculiar way of sending messages across - he lets his cartoons and caricatures do the talking.

free Often, the sultans or governors do not have the final say on who should get the titles. This has resulted in many shady characters being awarded the datukship.

free A memorable and enriching experience of being a common man in the common ward of a common hospital.

free The Christian Federation of Malaysia says the rights of all citizens as guaranteed in the constitution must be safeguarded.

free Why Lee Hsiao Loong, the Little Dragon, is still the most idolised kung fu star today, more than three decades after his death.

free If they were lined up to face the firing squad, I don't mind to volunteer to pull the trigger. After all, they are a criminal of sort.

free Not surprisingly, to Professor Emeritus Dr Khoo Kay Kim, history is the mother of all disciplines.

free If you are salivating to become a Datuk, chances are you will not get the title from Selangor Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah.

free All those who know Azmin can now hold him true to his words, "I'm loyal and faithful to my only wife and I am happy to remain so". Well said, Azmin!

free The highlight is the awards function on Saturday, with performances from Shahrukh Khan, Salman Khan, Abhishek Bachchan, Priyanka Chopra, Katrina Kaif and Ameesha Patel.