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Kuala Lumpur

Star Eighty Three set to shine again

Star Eighty Three
Star Eighty Three

Banker’s Dream can come true again

Banker's Dream
Banker's Dream

Fortune Tree rewards Richard Lim with maiden Group 1 success

Equine Sanctuary Tunku Gold Cup
Equine Sanctuary Tunku Gold Cup

Nasi kandar and South Indian mess-style restaurants target gaps in the Singapore market

(Clockwise from top left) Co-owner Sirajudeen Abuthahir at Nasi Kandar Saddam, Meal Sotong and Meal Ayam Madu at Yaseem Nasi Kandar restaurant, Ramnad Ponni Mess co-owner Mohamed Ansar Ali at his South Indian mess-style eatery, and Madurai-style Mutton Briyani, Bun Parotta and Paruthipal at Kumar Mess.
(Clockwise from top left) Co-owner Sirajudeen Abuthahir at Nasi Kandar Saddam, Meal Sotong and Meal Ayam Madu at Yaseem Nasi Kandar restaurant, Ramnad Ponni Mess co-owner Mohamed Ansar Ali at his South Indian mess-style eatery, and Madurai-style Mutton Briyani, Bun Parotta and Paruthipal at Kumar Mess.

Antipodean eyes second Gold Cup

Antipodean.
Antipodean.

AFC has received no notification from Iran on World Cup withdrawal

General secretary of the Asian Football Confederation, Windsor John, attending a press conference regarding an audit of the Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) and the U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran, at Petaling Jaya, Malaysia, on  March 16, 2026.
General secretary of the Asian Football Confederation, Windsor John, attending a press conference regarding an audit of the Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) and the U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran, at Petaling Jaya, Malaysia, on  March 16, 2026.

Iranian women's soccer team begin journey home after players decline asylum

Supporters of the Iranian women's soccer team gather at Sydney Airport, after five of the players were granted asylum, in Sydney, Australia, March 10, 2026. REUTERS/Jeremy Piper/File Photo
Supporters of the Iranian women's soccer team gather at Sydney Airport, after five of the players were granted asylum, in Sydney, Australia, March 10, 2026. REUTERS/Jeremy Piper/File Photo

Artois up for another round in KL

Artois.
Artois.

Anego works up a storm on the training track

Bintang Sixty-One.
Bintang Sixty-One.

Once housing British rulers, heritage buildings in KL draw crowds as living history lessons

Warisan KL, a RM600 million (S$180 million) initiative, hopes to bring heritage sites back to life through community programmes and creating more walkable spaces.
Warisan KL, a RM600 million (S$180 million) initiative, hopes to bring heritage sites back to life through community programmes and creating more walkable spaces.

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MDDI (P) 046/10/2025. Published by SPH Media Limited, Co. Regn. No.202120748H. Copyright © 2026 SPH Media Limited. All rights reserved.