Tarrence Tan is a journalist for Star Media Group Berhad, with a focus on national news in Malaysia. His articles cover a wide range of topics, including politics, economics, and social issues. Tan's work has also been featured in Asia International News.
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INTERACTIVE: Holding this marriage together
INTERACTIVE: More than two dozen seats could be at risk
By: Shyafiq Dzulkifli, Tarrence Tan, Ragananthini Vethasalam, Sheridan Mahavera
PETALING JAYA: Non-Malay voters want the unity government to solve cost of living issues, treat everyone fairly and put a stop to racism.
By: Shyafiq Dzulkifli, Sheridan Mahavera, Tarrence Tan, Ragananthini Vethasalam
PETALING JAYA: It is a given that almost all non-Malay voters will continue to support the unity government.
INTERACTIVE: Perikatan too needs non-Malay support
Youth vote not our fixed deposit, says Opposition
Youth wings gear up for political tug-of-war
Winning the young without the race card
By: Sheridan Mahavera, Tarrence Tan, Ragananthini Vethasalam, Shyafiq Dzulkifli
PETALING JAYA: Youths are increasingly tilting towards Perikatan Nasional, even in states known as impenetrable Pakatan Harapan bastions, data from the 15th General Election (GE15) and state elections have shown.
INTERACTIVE: Muda prepares to rebuild support
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