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Renowned Malaysian architect Prof Dr Jimmy Lim passes away aged 82 (opens the original)
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Well-known Malaysian architect Prof Dr Jimmy Lim passed away yesterday (Sept 28), aged 82. Long before he became one of Malaysia's most celebrated architects, Prof Lim was a Penang boy captivated by the way buildings could shape how people moved, gathered and experienced a place. A childhood fascination with his grandfather’s renovation projects, followed by a visit to Kek Lok Si Temple, planted the seeds of a lifelong architectural journey – one that would ultimately make Prof Lim a defining vo
Malaysia's PAM 2026 Awards' Building of the Year melds heritage and modern needs (opens the original)
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In George Town, Penang, where layers of history are woven into the streetscape, building something new beside a centuries-old landmark isn’t just about designing a structure but an exercise in balance: between past and present, conservation and change, and architecture and community. Astaka Kota Selera, an award-winning food court located beside Fort Cornwallis, demonstrates how that balance can be achieved.
How Malaysians can prepare for their retirement, according to their generation (opens the original)
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Decades ago, retirement was associated with a finish line: work for decades, collect your savings and begin a quieter life. But for Malaysians today, that picture is changing. Longer life expectancy means retirement could last 20, 30 or even 40 years. Careers have become less predictable, families are evolving and the escalating cost of living and healthcare shapes how people think about their later years.
Beyond the paycheque: What Malaysian workers want today (opens the original)
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The days when a competitive salary and a permanent job were enough to keep employees loyal are fading. Today's workforce – especially younger Malaysians – is looking for something more: meaningful work, opportunities to learn, flexibility and a clear path for career growth. While headlines often paint Gen Z as serial job-hoppers, TalentCorp (a Human Resources Ministry agency that drives Malaysia’s talent strategy, partnering with public and private sectors to attract, nurture, and retain the exp
New chapter for social work in Malaysia (opens the original)
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Malaysia has taken a significant step towards strengthening its social welfare system with the passing of the Social Work Profession Bill 2026 that formally recognises social work as a profession. Passed in the Dewan Rakyat on July 14, the Bill establishes a legal framework for the profession and aims to raise standards, accountability and public confidence in social services. It also represents years of consultation between the government, social workers, universities and civil society organisa
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