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Young explorers to the rescue

By MARCIA GANDHI RAVYNA Jassani is 15, and not quite sure what she wants to be when she grows up. But she is convinced that she will work in the environment sector. This young environmentalist from Selangor has her heart set on looking out for Mother Nature. It was this love for the environment that […]

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Keeping it going

LONG before Malacca became a central trading port between India and China, Kalingan traders from India had settled down in the land and set up shop. Over the years, a unique community – the Chitty – emerged from the numerous inter-race unions. However, the very same thing that helped form the race is now threatening […]

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Print preserved

In the heart of Jonker Street in Malacca, lies The Royal Press where a labyrinth of winding hallways packed with teetering piles of paper, big machines and dusty printing blocks that date all the way back to the 19th century. First established by the Ee family in 1936 during the British Occupation, The Royal Press […]

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Soap opera

IN the rustic-looking soap shop called Sweet Summer Cottage on Jonker Street in Malacca, one can discover a fascinating range of handmade soaps, all created by a woman with a passion for making beautifully-scented soaps. The owner is Koh Hui Fang, 55, who opened the shop in August last year. Although the business is doing […]

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Print preserved

In the heart of Jonker Street in Malacca, lies The Royal Press where a labyrinth of winding hallways packed with teetering piles of paper, big machines and dusty printing blocks that date all the way back to the 19th century. First established by the Ee family in 1936 during the British Occupation, The Royal Press […]

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Sweet success

AMID the hustle and bustle of Malacca’s famous Jonker Street, tantalising smells are coming from the Mei Zhong Yuen Confectionery where fresh batches of mooncakes and other pastries are being made. It is yet another regular day for the owner, Low Kim Piow, 44, who has been manning the shop since inheriting the business from […]

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Cultural values

Malacca is known for its historical and cultural values and for the BRATs Malacca 2011 participants, the workshop was a chance for them to take a step into the past. The 42 participants were introduced to various people in Malacca who uphold their culture and traditions in hopes of passing their knowledge to the next […]

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Style It – recent premieres

Hi, fashion people! For this week’s Style It, we’ve picked up photos of celebrities from recent premieres around the world. As usual, give us your feedback, but remember to avoid using profanity 🙂    

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Check out the videos

Hey guys, guess what we have in store for you at rage.com.my? The nine videos that have made it to the MY Challenge Short Film competition finals! We have already uploaded them for your viewing pleasure and congratulations to the nine teams who made it through to the final round. See you at the grand […]

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Hari Raya visiting

By NASA MARIA ENTABAN MANY of us will be visiting relatives and friends for the Hari Raya celebrations this week. While the ideal choice of women’s attire for the festivities would be a baju kurung or baju kebaya, not everyone has one in their closet, and many of us wouldn’t have had time to head […]

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