Low Han Shaun
Shaun is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight. You can follow him on LinkedIn.
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Freedom Film Fest an 'eye-opener' for young Malaysians
2 short films shown tell of ‘untold stories’ not usually highlighted in mainstream media.
SR editor says report untrue
Sarawak Report chief editor Clare Newcastle Brown finds it shocking the report comes from an authored article in a mainstream newspaper.
What do young Malaysians think of Malaysia?
THE future speaks, and it is young. Looking back on 60 years of independence, it may be nostalgic to listen to the older...
United by food and grouses, young Malaysians want more
Malaysia needs to tackle inequality and be more inclusive of Sabah and Sarawak if it wants to remain united.
Malaysians united in support for football squad
All have gathered under one roof to watch and support the Malaysian team in its Sea Games football final against Thailand.
Tax raids on offices of Dr Mahathir's sons 'not politically motivated'
Inland Revenue Board CEO says move made based on risk analysis that has already been undertaken.
Only 0.44% of parolees reoffend, says Zahid
Home minister compares rate with that of California’s 68%, cites Prisons Dept programmes as being behind success.
Crime index reduced by 100%, says Zahid
DPM calls on media to report Home Ministry’s achievements fairly.
Former SPAD chairman ‘dumbfounded’ at being succeeded by Isa
Govt that chose the former Felda Global Ventures chairman must be prepared to answer questions surrounding him, says Syed Hamid.
Don’t be cocky, Syed Hamid warns Umno ahead of GE14
All bets are off in the general election to come, which could prove to be one of the most unpredictable polls ever.
Postcards highlighting plight of missing 4 will be distributed to public
People urged to send postcards to IGP, calling on police to hasten probe into disappearances.
Pakatan will eat its own words on mega-projects if in power, says Syed Hamid
Easy for Dr Mahathir Mohamad to criticise now but should the opposition win GE14, ex-prime minister will probably continue the rail projects.
Police nab foreign, local terror suspects in raids to boost security
We have picked up a few wanted terrorists and will announce it when ready, says IGP
Ignore the fake news about the economy, says Najib
International Monetary Fund and World Bank have raised Malaysia’s growth projections, says prime minister.
