Current issues, feedback & complaints on public services in Malaysia
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AGAMA ENTRY: Be specific in stating religion in school
May 16, 2008 In: NSTI CHANCED upon the attached Kenyataan Kemasukan Peperiksaan Penilaian Menengah Rendah 2007 in my son’s school folder. For agama: the …
EPF BENEFICIARIES: Feedback from many sources
May 16, 2008 In: NSTWE refer to the letter “Still in the dark, three weeks later” (NST, May 9) from Tapsir Jaafar of Seremban regarding the publication of the …
TEACHERS’ DAY: Cut down on paperwork
May 16, 2008 In: NSTAS we mark Teachers’ Day today, it would be timely to look into the role of teachers and the challenges facing them. Teachers …
CIVIL SERVANTS: Let them switch
May 16, 2008 In: NSTTHE decision by the government to extend the retirement age to 58 and the introduction of a new formula for pension calculation is good news …
NATIONAL SERVICE DEATHS: Find out what really happens
May 16, 2008 In: NSTWHEN any organisation takes on the responsibility of looking after our children and training them to make them better citizens for the good …
HOLIDAY DANGERS: Boat shock for travellers
May 16, 2008 In: NSTWE have lived in Malaysia for nine years and have a great affection and affinity for the country and its people. It is our hope …
RICE FARMERS: They deserve a better deal
May 16, 2008 In: NSTTHE report stating that a rice-farming community in Kedah had threatened to switch to oil palm should not be taken lightly. If …
PARENTING ROLES: Parents with wrong priorities
May 16, 2008 In: NSTI REFER to the news report, “Maids taking over parenting role” (NST, May 10). In the report, Monash University and Sunway Medical Centre …
AFTER THAT ELECTION: Stop talking, start working
May 16, 2008 In: NSTI WAS one of many Penangites who braved the rain to attend a ceramah at the Han Chiang Hall on March 6. We cheered the leaders of DAP and …
PARENTING ROLES: No substitute
May 16, 2008 In: NSTI SHARE the concerns expressed by psychologist Paul Jambunathan about the growing influence of maids on our children’s lives. …
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