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The good stuff – original documentaries by the R.AGE team on issues YOU need to know about.

Malaysia’s blind footballers aiming for World Cup

After winning gold at the ASEAN Para Games, Malaysia’s blind footballers are dreaming of World Cup glory.

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Learning from the 2011 Japan tsunami

Young leaders from around Asia come together to learn about disaster education from earthquake survivors in Japan through the HANDs! Together programme.

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The Elephant In Our Room

The orang asli in the Royal Belum State Park are constantly fending off elephants that have been translocated into their backyards.

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Kavadi career

Meet the kavadi porters of Thaipusam, the men who find spiritual fulfilment in helping pilgrims complete their journeys.

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Return to Royal Belum State Park

R.AGE returned to the Royal Belum State Park to join a task force on a fact-finding mission to further investigate the claims of child deaths.

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The Curse of Serawan

The R.AGE team went deep into the Malaysian jungle to investigate the alarmingly high number of reported child deaths from what locals call “serawan”.

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Culture

Music, people, travel, etc.

Grooving to old beats

Thanks to a few passionate young musicians, traditional music is getting a new lease of life.

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Ground(s)-breaking achievement for Keith Koay, Malaysia’s top barista

Keith Koay became the first Malaysian to place in the top 16 of the World Barista Championship, with a pandan-infused signature drink.

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Joyce Chu Malaysia Chabor Namewee WebTVAsia Content Creators Video Stars

The story of a ‘Malaysia Chabor’: Joyce Chu

Joyce Chu tells us what it’s like being an Internet sensation at 19, and how she got there in the first place.

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Malaysia’s first million-subscriber YouTube channel

A quiet cartoonist from Sg Petani is about to beat JinnyBoyTV, Namewee, Matluthfi90, etc. to become the first Malaysian channel with a million subscribers

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Travel, Travelogue, Penang, Tourism, Food

R.AGE On Location: Penang

We only had 24 hours in Penang, but we were determined to go to as many food joints as we could in one night. And they were all so good!!!

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Malaysia’s blind footballers aiming for World Cup

After winning gold at the ASEAN Para Games, Malaysia’s blind footballers are dreaming of World Cup glory.

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Looking back on Urbanscapes 2016

This year’s Urbanscapes arts festival was probably the most ambitious one yet.

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Siem Reap Travel Pub Street

R.AGE On Location: Siem Reap

We got a chance to visit Siem Reap on assignment, and decided to see the sights. Here’s our top 5 list of things to do there!

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R.AGE On Location: Manila

R.AGE On Location takes you behind the scenes at our assignments. This time, we hit up Manila for the WAN-IFRA Asian Media Awards! Here’s our top 5 things to do there.

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Sabah Documentaries Films

Filmmaker explores Sabahan roots for Australian film project

Nadira Ilana is the first Malaysian selected for a residency with Big Stories, an Australian documentary project exploring rural towns across Asia Pacific.

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The lion dance brotherhood

Lion dancers rely on a combination of brotherhood, teamwork and discipline to put on a successful show.

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Young Lions, Kun Seng Keng, Lion dance, World Champion

Lion dance champ

World-class lion dancer Low Tong Sheng strives to put on a good show every time he wears the lion costume.

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Lion dancing to the beat

Lion dance relies on drummers to set the beat, and that’s where people like Mariam Abdul Nazar come in.

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How lion dance costumes are made

The story of a young man who spent the last ten years training to be one of the few remaining artisans that build lion dance costumes.

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Marianne Tan talks Ola Bola

YouTube starlet Marianne Tan looks set to be a mainstream movie star after the success of Ola Bola.

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The Last Survivors

A R.AGE series on Malaysia’s World War II survivors going back to the places they experienced the war.

THE JAPANESE OCCUPATION OF KUALA LUMPUR, THROUGH THE EYES OF A SURVIVOR

At 22, Yoke Kwan experienced both horror and humour during the Japanese Occupation.

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The Iron Lady of Johor

Then only 15, Yap Chwee Lan rescued more than 300 people from death during the Japanese Occupation.

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Surviving the WWII bombing of Penang

At 92, James has seen it all, but his time spent working under the Kempeitai during WWII in Penang haunts him to this day.

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WWII horrors buried in the sands of Kuantan

Ethelin Teo escaped being used by the Japanese as a comfort woman during WWII by disguising as a boy, but many dark memories remain.

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This man witnessed the start of World War II

Omar Senik was on Sabak Beach the day the Japanese invaded Malaya, an hour before the attack on Pearl Harbor.

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Malacca’s hidden World War II memories

Andrew Carvalho, a World War II survivor, brings R.AGE back to places in Malacca where he experienced the Japanese Occupation.

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Christmastime in the City

To celebrate the holiday season, we brought some local artistes to perform for urban poor families.

The City Life

Siti Robiah and her husband suffer from medical conditions and take care of their seven grandchildren and their youngest son, struggling to make ends meet.

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Home for Christmas

Shabaz and his family recall fond memories of carollers and warm food shared with neighbours during Christmas.

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The season for giving

What happens when you bring the gift of food, joy and music to urban poor families? R.AGE finds out in its 2015 Christmas video special.

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A song for the boys

Shanti and her five children stay cheerful and positive despite struggling to have two square meals a day.

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A mother’s Christmas wish

Mariyammah, loving mother and sole breadwinner for a family of nine wants nothing more than for her children to be happy.

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Unbeatable

Our series on athletes with unusual fitness regimes.

UNBEATABLE: Rock climbing to new heights

Rock climbing allows Shawn Liam, 27, to fully realise the beauty of his country.

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Unbeatable

UNBEATABLE: Trampolining is a real sport, and it is AWESOME.

Phil Dunphy was right – trampolining is the real deal. Trampoline park referee Marzuqi shows us some of his moves in the latest episode of UNBEATABLE.

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UNBEATABLE: Who said girls can’t powerlift?

Atthiah Abu Bakar is a powerlifter – one of the very few female powerlifters in Malaysia AND a schoolteacher. Watch her awesome story here!

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UNBEATABLE: Capoeira flying high in Malaysia

Capoeira instructor Cristiano Genuino Da Silva talks about the Brazilian martial art’s growth in Malaysia, and shows a few basic moves you can try out at home.

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UNBEATABLE: How pole dancing changed this girl’s life

Pole instructor Shernes Tan describes how the sport helped her overcome her shyness and low self-confidence.

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