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Rail Roads Coal and Infrastructure in Kuching

Tom’s note: This account about the infrastructure of Sarawak is probably one of the most unintentionally hilarious histories of the […]

What? No Sri Vijaya Toms Note: This is a condensation of a 53-page essay written by Liam Kelley and published

Zygogynum New Species from Sarawak A new species of Zygogynum thought to occur only on the eastern side of the Wallace line,

The Hiang Thian Siang Ti Temple in Kuching Many thanks to John Tan for his kind assistance in helping me

Tom’s Note: This old custom has a much deeper meaning. The Malay, whom the Land Dyaks honour, is half Royal

Kumang Kidundung by Sunga Tom’s Note: This tale comes from the Bidayuh in the Serian district. Kumang, in the Dayak

Tom’s Note: Probably one of the most awesome spectacles of the natural world is watching the bats leave the great

The Sandakan Diary Tom’s Note: The founder’s wife of Sandakan, located on Sabah’s east coast, wrote this small diary in

All Creatures Great and Small #28 Fish Information on fisheries in Sarawak is scarce and poorly known. This review completes

Tom’s Note: Here are some fun proverbs from the Dusun people of Sabah. Are there any similarities between Malay, Chinese