Evening Edition

As 2020 comes to an end, we speak to three different individuals about how their year has been - both the good and the bad, and ask about their hopes for 2021.

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With the delay and cancellation of many major sporting events this year, we speak with Haresh Deol on how these cancellations have affected athletes and sports industries, and perhaps changed the way we view sports.

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What a year it has been for Malaysian politics! From the infamous Sheraton Move to a new Prime Minister, the politics of this year mirrors what 2020 has been: unprecedented. We take a look at these events with added insight from Dr. Bridget Welsh.

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Sabah's oldest publication will be shutting down after their final edition tomorrow due to drops in circulation and ad revenue. We speak with Nadira Ilana for her reflections on the paper's role for Sabahans.

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With the arrival of Covid-19 vaccines, is the general public ready to work in offices again? We speak with Derek Toh and Ang Weina on how their organisations will adapt in their work arrangements come 2021.

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The live performing sector has been among the hardest-hit this year, with bans on live performances leading to vastly reduced revenue for artists and others who work in the industry. We speak with Mak Wai Hoo to find out how Live Fact KL has adapted to the challenges as a venue provider.

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The year 2020 has not only fast-tracked the need for online education, it has also shown the cracks within our education system that ultimately leaves vulnerable students behind. From Veveonah Mosibin's struggles with internet coverage, to confusion among university students during the lockdown, we take a look at the biggest headlines affecting students, parents and teachers this year.

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The Malaysian Medical Association has found that 66.9% of doctors have experienced bullying while serving in the public sector. We speak with Dr. Sean Thum on the mechanisms of reporting and addressing bullying in the workplace.

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As 2020 draws to a close, many are looking forward to the new year - but the government has announced that celebrations must be limited to small gatherings. We speak with Dr. George Lee for his best party practices, to safely welcome 2021.

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We take a look at the biggest international headlines this year with Thomas Daniel - revisiting the global impact of Covid-19, Joe Biden's presidential win in the US, the Hong Kong protests, and China's global standing; and discuss how these events will affect Malaysia come 2021.

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