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Antioxidants could save your life

Cardiovascular disease remains the number one cause of mortality globally.


The rise of VoIP technology

In today’s market, where Android and Windows systems get people’s utmost attention, communication applications like Skype, Viber, WhatsApp and others have become popular and practical for end users.


Ithamar Avnon remembered at Swinburne service for MH17 victims

Swinburne University of Technology student Ithamar Avnon and other victims of Malaysian Airlines Flight MH17 were remembered at a memorial service at the university today.


Why you don’t get cooked by your microwave oven

When microwave ovens first came into the market in 1947 they were very expensive.


Kuching at your fingertips

Imagine this scenario: you’re in Kuching for the first time and the urge to explore a new city makes you bouncy with energy.


Why don’t they write the way they should?

At the tertiary level, reports have consistently revealed that despite having formal English instruction for eleven years


Creating interest in IT among students

It is now pretty obvious that information technology is the “hot stuff” of the interconnected world.


Student engagement in higher learning institutions

The study of student engagement has been intensely examined since the 1990s and research on engagement has grown exponentially within three decades.


Exams do not define you

This is the time of year when the Malaysian national school leaving examination results are published.


A fortune to be made in mobile apps

WhatsApp, Instagram, Flipboard, Angry Birds, and Emoji Pop are some of the most well-known mobile applications today.