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The gov’t says a dominant feature in the Budget, to be unveiled on Feb 17, will be measures to help business costs and productivity. Short term handouts are not likely to be given.

One of the scariest apocalyptic scenarios that’s often depicted in movies, TV series and even games is a zombie apocalypse. Imagine a zombie-creating virus that’s accidentally created and spread to the human populace. A spreading zombie outbreak can lead to the collapse of civil society unless survivors or uninfected humans do something about it.

As we celebrate Halloween, we want to know if you think you can survive a zombie attack in your country. What will be your survival plan? What’s on your must-have list in order to live through a zombie outbreak?

The KTM Railway, which has operated between Singapore and Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, from Tanjong Pagar station since 1932, will be moved to the Woodlands checkpoint starting 1st July. We want to know what your experiences on the train or at the station were, and your favourite memories from it. Share them with us!

In the wake of the recent smoking ban in Malacca, human rights watchdog, Suaram, has come out to say that it will support an alcohol and smoking ban in Malaysia - if the majority of its people support the move. So, the question is: are you in favour of completely doing away with alcohol and tobacco?

Local celebrity Joanne Peh recently had an unpleasant experience at restaurant chain Nando's when she was asked to pay S$3.90 for a glass of warm water. Should customers be made to pay for water at restaurants, regardless of price?

Yahoo! Malaysia's first Question Time segment, with opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim, was a huge hit amongst readers. Our follow up effort features an equally eloquent and intelligent politician - Barisan Nasional Youth Chief Khairy Jamaluddin. He will appear on our live chat segment this Thursday, June 2nd at 11am. But, like the last time, you can also post questions here and we will do our best to put it to him during the session. Feel free to ask tough questions, but please be courteous and stay away from personal attacks. The aim of this exercise is to have a lively, engaging and intelligent interaction, and it is you who will help us achieve that!

So, go ahead. It's time to ask KJ something. :)

The General Election is now behind us and the spotlight is on the upcoming Presidential Election. With some Singaporeans pushing for former PAP MP Dr Tan Cheng Bock to run for President, who else do you think should give it a shot?

What factors should the Ministerial salaries review committee consider in coming up with a new pay structure for Ministers?

We at Yahoo! Malaysia will be giving our readers the chance to chat live with opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim on Thursday May 19 at 11:30am. Alternatively, you can also post your questions here and we will do our best to put it to him during the session. Feel free to ask tough questions, but please be courteous and stay away from personal attacks. The aim of this exercise is to have a lively, engaging and intelligent interaction, and it is you who will help us achieve that!

So, go ahead. Ask Anwar something. :)

One decade after the harrowing events of Sept 11, 2001, the US government reported that its Navy SEALs finally managed to track down and kill Osama bin Laden. However, with president Barack Obama refusing to release 'gruesome' pictures of Osama's death and the Saudi's burial being conducted at sea by American forces, many people still don't believe that he is dead. What's your take on the matter?

With a record 82 seats in Parliament to be contested, an overwhelming majority of the 2.2 million Singaporeans eligible to vote will have their say at the ballot box on Polling Day. What will be the key issues that swing your vote?

With a record 82 seats in Parliament to be contested in this election, do think the opposition can pose a credible challenge to the PAP?

The People's Action Party launched its manifesto on Sunday. It seeks to 1) create opportunities for higher incomes 2) Improve the lives of lower-income Singaporeans 3) Bring out the best in every child 4) Develop a vibrant city and an endearing home 5) Help the elderly stay active, healthy and engaged 6) Involve all Singaporeans in shaping the future.

There is a lot of cynicism among Malaysians these days. Issues like the recent sex video as well as the constant politicking among leaders have made a lot of people lose faith in our leaders, while fiery topics like the Alkitab issue have driven a wedge among Malaysians.

Maybe it's time to remind ourselves why we love Malaysian and why we still want to be Malaysians. Let's share our favourite thing about our motherland with each other. It can be anything, from the great food, to the great people, to the lack of terrible natural disasters. Let's just be positive about the 'tanah tumpahnya darahku' again. :)

Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong says a two-party system is not workable as there is not enough talent here to form two ‘A’ teams.

Earth Hour will happen at 8:30pm this Saturday.

Do you plan to participate and how do you plan to go green "beyond the hour"?

The government has been considering building a nuclear plant in the country for a while now. Bearing in mind the disturbing developments in Japan, what do you think of the idea now?

Is it safe to build a nuclear plant in Singapore considering that we are relatively safe from most natural disasters? Or will it be a tragedy waiting to happen?

The government has been mooting the construction of a nuclear plant in the country for a while now. Bearing in mind the disturbing developments in Japan, what do you think of the idea now? Is it safe to build a nuclear plant in Malaysia considering that we are relatively safe from most natural disasters? Or is a nuclear plant here a tragedy waiting to happen?

March 8 2008 was a watershed moment in Malaysian history. Mighty Barisan Nasional got a bloody nose as opposition parties pick-pocketed Kedah, Perak, Penang and Selangor from under BN's nose, swept most of the KL parliamentary seats and comfortably hung on to Kelantan. A shocked nation called the 12th General Elections a 'political tsunami'.

It's been three years. In that time, Malaysia has seen a change of Prime Minister, almost 20 by-elections, a change of government in Perak and the crippling effect of a global recession, just to name a few.

How do you think the country has fared in the past three years? Has Pakatan Rakyat proved to be able custodians of their states and a viable alternative to Barisan Nasional? Has BN learnt its lesson and changed with the times? Has the greater balance in Parliament translated to better lawmakers or just more noise?

Share your opinions on how you think our leaders have fared over the past three years. Let's talk and put democracy to work!

March 8 is International Women's Day. On this date, we take the time to show our respect, appreciation and love towards women. In celebration of this event, share with the community which Malaysian woman you admire the most. What makes her amazing and why does she inspire you more than all others?