METRO: CENTRAL »
Updated : 10 March, 2010
Worst yet to come for Kota Damansara folk
IF you think the traffic in Kota Damansara is bad, brace yourself for a worsening situation as another 48 projects are coming up in the busy and hyped-up district.
Errant bus and taxi drivers caught in the act
ERRANT bus and taxi drivers were seen running to remove their illegally parked vehicles during Kuala Lumpur City Hall’s (DBKL) Ops Halang carried out yesterday.
Making PJ green, clean and safe
Local governments have a lot on their plate, particularly in responding to public complaints in their areas. StarMetro kicks off a new column today called ‘Mayor Speaks’, which gives an opportunity to mayors and council presidents in the Klang Valley to announce their plans and programmes to improve the living condition of their ratepayers. Today, the mayor of Petaling Jaya has his say.
METRO: NORTH »
Updated : 10 March, 2010
The adventures of Sinbad bangsawan style
An enthralling Malay opera based on Sinbad’s adventures in the Tales of 1,001 Nights is successfully staged at Universiti Sains Malaysia in Penang.
Opportunities for women
PENANG will break the glass ceiling by giving ‘equal and ample’ opportunities to women, especially in the civil service, said Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng.
Sick of a recurring stink
STENCH from a clogged drain which has become a recurring problem for the past 10 years has riled up students of a school and nearby residents in Bagan Ajam in Butterworth.
METRO: SARAWAK »
Updated : 10 March, 2010
Exotic beauties, as far as the eye can see
ORCHIDS of every colour, size and shape bloom in profusion in one of Kuching’s newest attractions.
Much ado over dolphins
THE Sarawak Central Region Hotel Association (SCRHA) is irked over the existence of a 3m sculpture of dolphins at the Sibu Gateway at Workshop Road in Sibu.
Pandelela heading for Mexico
KUCHING: Laos SEA Games double gold medallist diver Pandelela Rinong is all set to represent Malaysia in the qualifying rounds of the inaugural Youth Olympic Games in Mexico City on Friday.
METRO: SOUTH & EAST »
Updated : 10 March, 2010
Damaged traffic barriers are now a traffic hazard
JOHOR BARU: Traffic barriers in Jalan Datin Halimah near Larkin here have been damaged for months but nothing has been done about it.
Terengganu to focus on recalcitrant schoolkids
KUALA TERENGGANU: The Terengganu government wants to give additional focus to problematic schoolchildren to elevate the state’s education standard.
Media members slug it out in paintball battle
ALOR GAJAH: Members of the media from Malacca and Negri Sembilan had a blast of a time when they took part in their first-ever paintball battle at A’Famosa Resort here recently.
SUNDAY METRO »
Updated : 7 March, 2010
Luscious legacy
Sarawak stakes its claim for ‘the best’ laksa variant with its Sarawak Laksa. Order the ‘special’ for more oomph and enjoy the full experience with a special three-layer iced milk tea or ‘teh-si-peng’.
Country girl at heart
Sarawakian fashionista Natrah Mcpherson talks about her love for food and family.
All-time favourite
It can be cheap and simple or fancy and more expensive, but however you like your nasi lemak, it is a dish that’s truly 1Malaysia.
- Worst yet to come for Kota Damansara folk
- Errant bus and taxi drivers caught in the act
- Exotic beauties, as far as the eye can see
- Residents bear the brunt of too much development
- Making PJ green, clean and safe
- The art of making gum paste flowers
- Nazir gets down to business at the football pitch
- Rasah Kemayan folk no longer need to drive 5km for a morning jog
- Seven dengue hotspots in KL
- SIC set to sizzle again
- Worst yet to come for Kota Damansara folk
- The art of making gum paste flowers
- Residents bear the brunt of too much development
- ‘The fairer sex could outdo men’
- MCA, Gerakan donate to fire victims
- What's up
- Last call for trade exhibitors
- Kedah rugby league competition attracts 11 teams
- Opportunities for women
- Sick of a recurring stink
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