Evening Edition

We take a look at Tok Mat's win in the Rantau by-elections. And then we talk about millennials who are going on a 'birth strike' in response to climate change.

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Guest host Daryl Ong is joined in the studio by Bob Holmes, Lynn Choo & Keeshaanan Sundaresan to lookback at the midweek Champions League and Europa League quarter finals. Wins for Liverpool and Spurs and 1-0 losses for the Manchester clubs. There is also a full preview of the EPL weekend including Liverpool v Chelsea, Treatment Table and 3 Big Shouts.

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Deputy Communications and Multimedia Minister Eddin Syazlee has said that existing laws, including the Sedition Act, can be used to ensure news outlets do not publish misleading reports. To understand what fair and accurating reporting entails, we get the perspective of a minister’s press secretary and a veteran journalist.

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A new and improved agreement has been signed between Malaysia and China, that will see a cost reduction of RM21.1 billion.  

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We talk about the first ever image of the black hole; and then we explore why exercise could be more effective than money in bringing happiness.

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In five years, freelancers and “gig” workers will be the norm and likely outnumber those with full time jobs in many companies, according to the Malaysian Employers Federation (MEF).

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The eHailing industry foresees 20-50% of their drivers quitting in response to the government's new regulations that they must apply for the Public Service Vehicle licence.

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Investors seem to be optimistic that the China-based pharma companies are close to finding a cure for the deadly C. auris infection.

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Arsenic pollution at a water plant in Grik, attracting investors in the telecommunications industry, and the allegation that Najib breached an embargo of the Felda White Paper were some of the highlights on the last day of the parliamentary session.

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45% of American workers have cried at work, at least according to a 2018 survey of 1,000 adults. Should crying be accepted and understood at the workplace? We get your thoughts.

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