Continuing our theme from Tuesday, following remarks from former Economy Minister Datuk Seri Rafizi Ramli that Malaysia is becoming an 'ageing nation' and with Malaysia having recorded some of its lowest birth rates this quarter, we've had to consider: do you think immigration can solve our population crisis?

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After former Economy Minister Datuk Seri Rafizi Ramli's remark that Malaysia is becoming an 'ageing nation' there have been increased concerns that Malaysians aren't having enough kids. So we ask you: what is keeping you from having children, or more than one child?

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Former Economy Minister Datuk Seri Rafizi Ramli suggests students complete their compulsory education by 16, so that they can enter the workforce by age 21, to counter Malaysia's transition into an ageing nation. In light of this, we ask you: Do you agree that schooling should end at 16? And would it have made a difference to your life, if you finished secondary school at 16?

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The Selangor government’s new Smart Intelligent Parking (SIP) system aims to plug revenue leaks in parking collections, but it’s sparked pushback over profit-sharing and transparency. With only 40% of public parking fees returning to local councils, and 70% of drivers not paying at all, we ask: Do you pay for parking, or just take your chances?

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Last year the prime minister announced civil servants would be getting a 13% salary hike; this year Malaysia’s minimum wage policy was revised taking a monthly earning up by RM200. So we ask you: when was your last pay rise, and was it significant?

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On Saturday, about 18,000 citizens gathered for the Turun Anwar rally, aimed to urge Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim to step down. This got us thinking about the ways people voice out their concerns and dissatisfaction with government policy or social issues. Do you join protests? Debate with loved ones? Yell into the void? We discuss all this with our listeners, and ask them: If you feel strongly about a government policy or issue, what will you do, will you express yourself politically?


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Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim’s long-teased “extraordinary appreciation” for Malaysians includes RM100 cash aid, cheaper RON95 petrol, and a minimum wage hike among other things, but amid rising living costs, we ask: Does this make you feel appreciated by the government?

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We are constantly hearing news of changes in the world. Some are on a larger scale and political and some news is very personal. Some are driven by technology - especially AI and others are not. Of course some of us thrive on the upgrades and innovation — while others feel like we're constantly playing catch-up and are exhausted. So we asked our listeners: which way do you lean? Do you enjoy living in a world that’s always changing or do you sometimes wish things could just stay the same?

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A story of a boy caught shoplifting went viral after he was defended by his parents, with his father even hitting the security guards who refused to let him go. Uproar eensued on social media, and many members of the public criticised the parents' decision to protect their child rather than teach him certain values. In light of this we'd like to know — were your parents overprotective, and did it help you?

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National Service is back — but is it the right move? With PLKN 3.0 now underway and full rollout set for 2026, we ask: Are you for or against it? What do you think it should focus on?

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