We take a look at how corruption can be addressed to improve our water resource management.

Police have said that the Senoi Praaq unit will be deployed to combat poaching, while Perhilitan officers will be trained to "shoot when needed". How will this affect the lives of indigenous communities, who live within or near forest areas?

What would it take, are there lessons to learn from previous attempts and how will such a shift impact the economy?

There has been little information about what the Bumiputera quotas will be for the newly relaunched megaproject, however the Transport Minister has confirmed that there will be an increased allocation for local participation.

After a company sent out a circular refusing its employees a public holiday for the Agong's Coronation Day, the Department of Labour of Peninsular Malaysia has said companies that refuse to comply will face action.

The Malayan Tiger has been critically endangered for years now. Yet, with ecologists and tiger conservation groups sounding the alarm on their imminent extinction, are we doing enough to make tiger protection a priority? For this year’s Global Tiger Day, we take a look at some of the conservation efforts being carried out to curb this issue.

A Malaysian company that is about to launch a line of designer clothing issued an advertisement asking for female models of very specific races and ethnicities. Were they within their rights to do so?

British MP Jacob Rees-Mogg began his new role as the leader of UK’s House of Commons by issuing a style guide to his staff. We'll hopefully ascertain if the style guide is a disappointment and, find out whether all workplaces should have one.

A new trend is emerging among unscrupulous Grab and Gojek drivers in Singapore – using bootleg versions of the apps to earn extra income.

Marketing is complex. With seemingly endless techniques, how do you reach and resonate with your audience? First things first: You need to know what you shouldn’t do.