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The Chiang Mai Student Union is a force to be reckoned with and has been since its inception back in 1978.

The Rawai Nai Harn Business Association is proud to announce that it was able to raise 100,000 baht for the Japanese Tsunami Relief Fund at it's “Party for Japan” event on 27 April at the DaVinci Restaurant in Nai Harn.

Malaysia Airlines are offering some great deals to make your day dreams a reality this May.

Phuket’s iconic Soi Dog Foundation is facing possible closure or expensive and disruptive relocation of its northern Phuket, Mai Khao shelter to 250 dogs unless it raises THB 5 million by October this year.

On March 26, an anticipated total of more than 1 billion people from 223 countries around the world will switch off all non-essential lights and electronic appliances between 8.30 and 9.30pm local time in support of the fifth annual Earth Hour.

If you find being stuck behind a car driven by a doddery old dear or worse yet a grumpy old man frustrating, then the Post recommends you avoid all Phuket roads on 6 March.

Two young monks from India and Bangladesh visited Phuket schools, colleges and universities last month as an integral part of an international anti-smoking campaign.

If you can assist in the Rotary Club's efforts, visit their website at: www.rotarypatong.org

Most children begrudgingly hand over a tie or aftershave on Father’s Day, but a Phuket-based photographer recently jumped at the chance to take pictures of the Surat Thani region for His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej.