Dyslexia In Australian Schools: Identifying The Problem – OpEd
According to the Australian Dyslexia Association, “Dyslexia is estimated to affect some 10% of the Australian population.” This squarely puts
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Author: Murray Hunter
Murray Hunter has been involved in Asia-Pacific business for the last 30 years as an entrepreneur, consultant, academic, and researcher. As an entrepreneur he was involved in numerous start-ups, developing a lot of patented technology, where one of his enterprises was listed in 1992 as the 5th fastest going company on the BRW/Price Waterhouse Fast100 list in Australia. Murray is now an associate professor at the University Malaysia Perlis, spending a lot of time consulting to Asian governments on community development and village biotechnology, both at the strategic level and “on the ground”. He is also a visiting professor at a number of universities and regular speaker at conferences and workshops in the region. Murray is the author of a number of books, numerous research and conceptual papers in referred journals, and commentator on the issues of entrepreneurship, development, and politics in a number of magazines and online news sites around the world. Murray takes a trans-disciplinary view of issues and events, trying to relate this to the enrichment and empowerment of people in the region.
Website: https://murrayhunter.substack.com/
Articles by Murray Hunter :
Malaysia: The Changing Nature Of The So-Called ‘Deep State’ Under Anwar Ibrahim – Analysis
The so-called ‘deep state’ is becoming much more prominent and provocative under prime minister Anwar Ibrahim, who was appointed prime
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Governomics In Malaysia: In Search Of Optimal Governance – Analysis
Malaysia can be considered to have four tiers of government; federal, territory (Sabah & Sarawak) and state, local government, and
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Why The Heartland Malays Will Never Support UMNO And Pakatan Harapan – Analysis
Its not about race and religion Ever since Anwar Ibrahim and his Pakatan Harapan (PH) coalition joined forces with the
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What Two Prime Ministers Didn’t Talk About On Thai-Malaysian Border: The Elephant In The Room – Salafi-Jihadism – OpEd
On Saturday August 3, Malaysia’s prime minister Anwar Ibrahim met with Thailand’s prime minister Srettha Thavisin on their second border
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Archaeological Sites In Kedah Should Force A Rewriting Of Malaysian History – OpEd
Evidence of a once vibrant ancient civilization has been uncovered in the northern states of Penang and Kedah in Malaysia.
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The Growing Momentum For Secession In Sabah And Sarawak – Analysis
Are Sabah and Sarawak colonies of Malaya? The small secession movement in Sabah and Sarawak has been getting louder over
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Malaysia: Anwar Ibrahim Will Win Next General Election Despite Declining Popularity – Analysis
Given the current conditions, the ‘unity government’ would manage maintain power after the next general election, due by 2027. This
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The Slow Death Of Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) Malaysia – OpEd
Parti Keadilan’s share of the aggregate vote at general elections has been in decline since the 2013 general election, where
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Wikipedia: Another Social Media Platform Under Control Of The ‘Spooks’ – OpEd
Playing a major role in shaping the views of the next generation Wikipedia was founded by two internet entrepreneurs Larry
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