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Desmond Pereira [Left] escorting Malayan Scout Commissioner on his visit to Muar High School It was August 1957, just days before the... -
Ramlah Mohamed at a school corridor in Convent Batu Pahat Ramlah Mohamed, 82, fondly known as Auntie Rom, was the first Malay lady to ... -
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- Mugshots
- Boutique hotel chic
- Western with a local touch
- Royal approval for apple pie
- Kopi and Roti Kahwin
- Proper swimwear please!
- Good old 555 organizer
- Faulty showers
- Chaos hits the streets
- Club for satay lovers
- To peel or not to peel?
- Slow and easy in Sibu Island
- All about big bird
- 'Travelling' with dad
- The Han Suyin connection
- Jalan Dato' Wilson revisited
- Cure that 'bad aim' syndrome
- Jaw-gathon to Batu Pahat
- Pillow Talk
- River with a sea-gate
- Kuda calendar popular with old folk
- Ancient temple steeped in history
- A perfectly posh weekend
- Driving around in Penang
- A royal garden for many
- Where champions were born
- Coping with life's ever changing landscape
- A boom! boom! time
- Gentle giants at play
- Cool place for hot Indian food
- Of horses and carraiges
- Raffles Hotel still charms
- The forgotten maids of China
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