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IN 2004, the most popular devices worldwide were mobile phones, desktop computers and laptops, which catered to personal and professional needs.But as we step into the present day, the most popular technology is more than just any device you carry in your pockets.

Five existing members have also been reappointed to the MAS board. Read more at straitstimes.com.

KUALA LUMPUR: Until recently, Wang Kelian has been in the news for the wrong reasons, but the small Perlis town that borders Thailand is actually a treasure trove of rare animals and plants, the most elusive being the Beruk Kentoi.

The Datai Langkawi Embarks on the Next Chapter of its 30th Anniversary Celebration, which will include nature-based excursions, auctions and more.

MALAYSIANSKINI | Theatre performer develops passion for wildlife photography.

The New York pastor never wanted to build a megachurch.

Thousands of people rallied against AUKUS, for forests and housing and rent reforms outside Labor's national conference. Alex Bainbridge reports.

Any pretence of an “anti-AUKUS” push, let alone of opposition to a potentially cataclysmic US-led nuclear war on China, disintegrated at the conference.

Delegates called on the Albanese government to unleash spending on renewable energy that matches subsidies in the US and Europe worth up to 3 per cent of GDP.

Unions have pushed through a Labor bid for criminal penalties in a procurement policy that will privilege employers who engage in “best-practice workplace relations”.