Is the real fight for the rakyat’s hearts and votes happening online? First, we look at the internet as a campaign space - what’s being communicated? How are people talking about GE? And then, the importance of being able to identify disinformation.

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We look at a potential electoral pact between Pakatan Harapan and MUDA, and how that might shape the Opposition during GE15. Then, we discuss the pros and cons of coalition politics.

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What kind of candidates should parties push forward? This comes amidst a call for age limits to be imposed, and BN are saying at least 30% of their candidates will be women. So first, we look at the question of age, and whether there should be a limit. And then, the question of how more female participation in politics can be achieved.

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Prime Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob announced the dissolution of the Parliament, ending speculation as to whether the 15th General Election will be held this year or not, and during the flood season. We unpack the timing of the dissolution and take stock of where all political parties stand, as we await dates for nomination and polling day.

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What do we want to see in Budget 2023? Ahead of the tabling tomorrow, we look at the Budget from three specific perspectives: the youth, entrepreneurs, and the arts community.

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Does Malaysia have some of the worst roads in the world? Specifically, 12th worst, according to a survey by Zutobi, a driver education platform. We look into these findings and how accurate they might be. Then, how can we plan and build roads that are future-proof?

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In conjunction with World Mental Health Day on the 10th of October, we explore the often-discussed aspect of mental health- positive thinking, and how that can morph into toxic positivity. First, we look into what toxic positivity actually is, and how it affects us. And then, what can we do to unlearn toxic positivity? We discuss.

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At least 125 people died over the weekend in Indonesia when a football match between two rival teams ended with a crowd rush that prompted police to fire tear gas, sending waves of panic and trapping fans in a deadly crush. First, we look at what unfolded during the match and subsequently in the stadium. Then we speak to Amnesty International Indonesia about the growing calls for investigations into the incident and how authorities managed it. Finally, a look at how crowd control in large spaces could be better planned.

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Using QR codes to order food - yay or nay? We look at user experience, and how to design digital menus and ordering systems that actually work. And then later on, once restaurants have made that shift, how else do they need to adjust to ensure good service?

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We look at how we’re developing the Klang Valley, with Bukit Dinding in the headlines. First, we talk about one of the central points of contention: how do environmental impact assessments, or EIAs fit into conversations around new developments? And then - what should be prioritised when it comes to developments in KL?

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