According to the Women's Centre For Change, cyberharassment and cyberbullying in Malaysia might be worse than it actually looks because many cases go unreported. We look into the factors behind the problem, and what netizens can do to stop cyberbullying.

Highlights from the Dewan Rakyat today include some dispute over Malaysia's unemployment figures, a proposal to use CCTVs in the city, and questions over Datuk Seri Najib Razak's trial exemption to attend Parliament.

In its report, C40 Cities proposes a "15-minute city" concept to help local economies recover from Covid-19. Sabrina Magdalene gives us the details.

Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin reminded the public in his speech not to be complacent, as the fight against the pandemic continues. We speak to Dr. Khor Swee Kheng for his thoughts on the RMCO's impact and whether it's a good idea to make it mandatory for the public to wear face masks.

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Taking your medications can feel like a chore, especially if you're on long-term prescriptions for chronic diseases. But missing your medication could have serious repercussions on your health, what more during a pandemic. We’re going to discuss the importance of medication compliance, and also take a look at how the COVID-19 outbreak has impacted access to medications.

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The Tropical Rainforest Conservation and Research Centre (TRCRC), was established in 2012 to restore tropical rainforests and address the critical rate of biodiversity loss in Malaysia. TRCRC’s mission is two-fold: to preserve tropical rainforest plant species and lead landscape-wide protection and reforestation projects throughout the country. Joining us to shed more light on the work they do, and also to discuss a new project that they are working on called People For Peat, is Dr. Lee Jo Kien, TRCRC's lead analyst for the programme.

A couple of weeks ago, a Malaysian teen threw her newborn baby from the balcony of her flat. She may now be charged with murder. We talk to an expert on if these laws actually tackle the root cause of the problem, and how we can try and curb baby dumping moving forward.

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Matt Mullenweg, co-founder of Wordpress, gives his take on keeping employees engaged even if they’re working from remote locations. According to Mullenweg, having a fully distributed company doesn’t have to be any different from having employees physically in the same space, as long as employers know how to keep them focused. 

Food is everything to Malaysians, there’s no denying that. And getting out and eating with friends is something that is an important part of our culture. Sadly, with the way things are right now, we should be limiting the amount of contact that we have with other people. However, when you do need to get out and get more groceries, or order online - there are a few steps you should be taking.

As work life slowly starts to find a sense of normalcy, you may be back to the job hunt as well. Here are 7 job search rules you should break - and what may work better.