A new survey by Cent-GPS and AWAM have highlighted that 50 percent of women aged 18 and 30 have directly experienced a form of sexual harrassment. First, we look into the results of this survey, and what they mean. Next, we discuss the significance of having more training and awareness in schools and at the workplace. Lastly, we talk about the long awaited sexual harassment bill.

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Health Minister Khairy Jamaluddin said yesterday that the government aims to roll out a third dose of Covid-19 vaccine booster shots beginning in October. First, we weigh out the pros and cons of taking the third shot. Then, we look into the logistics of this, especially timing and supply.

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Covid-stricken businesses have led owners to deal with loan sharks for assistance as their debts pile up, ultimately running out of capital. First, we find out more about this issue and how prevalent it is. Then, we talk about the laws that govern moneylending and what else we need. Finally, we get advice for how to handle and manage debt and loans.

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In light of Malaysia Day, we explore the arts and culture of East Malaysia, and how they have continued to evolve through the years. Firstly, we speak with a social enterprise that’s focused on ensuring that traditional arts practitioners have sustainable income from their artforms. Next, we find out how an arts collective have been innovating and subverting woodcut prints. Lastly, we speak to a musician who incorporates her indigenous heritage into contemporary music.

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In light of Malaysia Day, we explore the arts and culture of East Malaysia, and how they have continued to evolve through the years. Firstly, we speak with a social enterprise that’s focused on ensuring that traditional arts practitioners have sustainable income from their artforms. Next, we find out how an arts collective have been innovating and subverting woodcut prints. Lastly, we speak to a musician who incorporates her indigenous heritage into contemporary music.

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The Education Ministry has announced that schools will be reopening starting October 3rd based on phases under the National Recovery Plan. Expanding on our education system's updates, first, we hear from parent and educational psychologist about how families are coping with returning to school. Then, we talk about the Education Ministry's initiatives to be more inclusive of B40 students and what more could be done to provide them with support. Finally, we check in with a teacher.

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Unprecedented levels of cooperation have been promised between the government and the opposition with the signing of the MOU today. To explore the government's aim to ensure political stability, first, we look at the proposed reforms and what impact they will have on our governance. Next, we examine the significance of the MOU and how binding it is. Finally, will the opposition now put forth their long-promised shadow cabinet?

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We look at the newly-launched COVIDNOW website, and how it will help with pandemic efforts. First, we hear from a data scientist who's been independently tracking Covid-19 data, on what he thinks of the new site. Then, we discuss the importance of design when relaying complex information. Finally, we talk about the benefits of making this data accessible to everyone.

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The Selangor state government has announced the regazettement of the Kuala Langat North Forest Reserve, after massive pushback from the public. First, we speak to a representative of a coaltion that fought for this decision to learn of its significance. Then, we look at the long journey it took to get to this point. And finally, we explore the legal measures needed in ensuring this does not happen again.

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With Malaysia Day one week away, we revisit MA63 and what its implementation would mean for Sabah and Sarawak. First, we talk about the process of pushing it through in Parliament. Then, we dive into how having MA63 in place would change the economic landscape of East Malaysia. Finally, what would this actually mean for the people of Sabah and Sarawak?

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