Live & Learn

On this week's episode, we speak to Kirsi Salonen and Jilly Resink, both contributors with Happy Go KL, about nature-filled adventures that are suitable for the whole family. We also find out more about the conservation-themed board game and card game that Happy Go KL are set to launch in the coming weeks.

Amidst all the talk on whether Budget 2019 adequately addresses both our debt and the economy, UNICEF social policy expert Siti Altaf Deviyati takes a look instead at whether our federal budget is child-friendly. From malnutrition and education to poverty and poor health, find out how the budget affects our children's welfare.

Some children strip online to impress their romantic partners, while others are coerced or pressured into doing so. On this episode of Digital Desires, Vizla and Syed Azmi try to understand these children’s motivations and the potential mental health ramifications.

Former two-term Sungai Siput Member of Parliament Dr Jeyakumar Devaraj of Parti Socialis Malaysia gives his thoughts on Budget 2019.

On this week's episode, we discuss a range of things, from how sarees should be tied (must everything be sexy?), to the rise of misogynistic leaders and the influence said leaders can have on society, before ending with the story about Satyabhama's  role in the downfall of Narakasura.

International education contributes $4.4 billion to New Zealand's economy and is their fifth largest export earner, supporting 33,000 jobs across the country. With more than 2,000 Malaysians currently studying in New Zealand, what is the appeal of brand New Zealand? John Laxon, Regional Director for South, Southeast Asia and Middle East, Education New Zealand explains.