Evening Edition

With many of us working from home, video meetings have become the norm, and emails and messages have replaced verbal conversations. But in the midst of all this, there have also been some pushback, with some feeling more drained from these video chats, and others finding it difficult to have separation of work and rest. In this check in, we explore how working etiquette and norms have changed, and how we can improve this process.

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A loosening of the MCO includes interstate travel for people stuck in their kampungs starting the 1st of May. We talk to Suaran Singh about the implementation of tech on policy, and how Malaysia can move forward with the using of apps for administrative purposes.

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If you've ever been curious about composting or creating a zero-waste home, this episode of Try This At Home is the one for you. We'll be talking about the basics of what systems and habits need to be put in place, as well as the best tips for creating a green home.

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We speak with an NGO about the experience of mobilising aid for communities in need while under the Movement Control Order.

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We talk to P. Prabakaran who was charged with violating the MCO while carrying out his duties as Member of Parliament for his constituency.

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While the Movement Control Order continues, there are many people who've been tirelessly working to keep our country running - from medical staff, logistics, supermarkets, restaurant workers, to postal workers. In this episode, we check in on some frontliners to hear how they've been doing and coping in this time.

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More of us are cooking than ever before, and so you might now have begun to notice strange tins and packets lurking in the dark corners of your pantry cupboards and fridges. What can be kept, and what needs to be thrown away - especially beyond what the date on the packet might suggest? In this episode, we talk about that, as well as the best tips and tricks for pantry organisation.

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With a strict no Ramadhan bazaar policy in place, small businesses are going online to set up their virtual stalls. We speak to an e-wallet platform that is using its app to help connect petty traders with customers about what we can expect from a digital warong.

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While the Movement Control Order continues, there are many people who've been tirelessly working to keep our country running - from medical staff, logistics, supermarkets, restaurant workers, to postal workers. In this episode, we check in on some frontliners to hear how they've been doing and coping in this time.

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Video bombing, digital trolls and technological teething problems? We talk to Ding Jo Ann about how feasible livestreaming a court hearing is, the future digitization of court proceedings, and what the public can expect from it.

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