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Happenings

Discover events, campaigns, games and moments throughout our anniversary year.

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10Mar

Suria Wheels 55 Stops

Catch Suria Wheels as Suria FM’s team travels nationwide to meet listeners through interactive activities and merchandise giveaways.

Ampang (12.30pm)
11Mar

Suria Wheels 55 Stops

Catch Suria Wheels as Suria FM’s team travels nationwide to meet listeners through interactive activities and merchandise giveaways.

Subang Jaya (12.30pm)
14Mar

Ceria Raya Mesra Bumi with Suria FM Announcers

Suria FM announcers meet and greet with public. Programme highlights: Carta Raya Suria recordings and Posto Raya Suria with signed postcards.

Paradigm Mall, PJ (3PM-7PM)
14Mar

Malam Kurnia Penuh Makna with Suria FM

Raya celebration with Malaysians in front of SOGO KL, with gifts, merchandise, local musicians and the Gurindam Aidilfitri Dance Challenge.

SOGO, KL
17Mar

Suria Wheels 55 Stops

Catch Suria Wheels as Suria FM’s team travels nationwide to meet listeners through interactive activities and merchandise giveaways.

Kepong (12.30pm)
18Mar

Suria Wheels 55 Stops

Catch Suria Wheels as Suria FM’s team travels nationwide to meet listeners through interactive activities and merchandise giveaways.

Keramat (12.30pm)
30Mar
3May

StarROAR: Inter-University Contest - UniROAR Reels Challenge.

Empowering youth to share inspiring stories, boost literacy via newspapers, and build critical thinking to form their own bold opinions. Read, reflect, and make their voice heard!

7 selected Universities in Klang Valley.
20May

NIE Giveaway: 55 Schools, 55 copies

Celebrating our 55th anniversary by gifting The Star’s NIE pullouts to 57 schools in Peninsular Malaysia, empowering students through literacy and real-world English learning

57 selected secondary schools across Peninsular Malaysia
23May

StarLIVE: Managing Burnout & Imposter Syndrome in a Digital Era

One-third of graduates also worked in jobs that did not align with their qualifications or fields of study. Are you doing okay?

myStarjob Fair, Mid Valley, Kuala Lumpur
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25May
28Jun

StarROAR: Inter-University Contest - UniROAR Reels Challenge.

Empowering youth to share inspiring stories, boost literacy via newspapers, and build critical thinking to form their own bold opinions. Read, reflect, and make their voice heard!

7 selected Universities in Klang Valley.
20Jul
31Aug

StarROAR: Inter-University Contest - UniROAR Reels Challenge.

Empowering youth to share inspiring stories, boost literacy via newspapers, and build critical thinking to form their own bold opinions. Read, reflect, and make their voice heard!

7 selected Universities in Klang Valley.

StarROAR 2026

The Star’s Reels of Achievers Recognised.

When young voices roar

In a digital landscape crowded with fake news and harmful content, creativity could help credible news stand out and reach young audiences.

StarROAR 2026 award recipients and organisers posing together in the auditorium
Shining bright: (Front row, from left) Goh, Abdul Hamid, Chin, Thanbeer Kaur and Lim with the winners and guests at the prize-giving ceremony. — YAP CHEE HONG/The Star
StarROAR 2026 prize recipients displaying their certificates and awards
Proud moment: Upper Secondary winners celebrate their achievement with guests and teachers at the prize-giving ceremony.
Participants at StarROAR 2026
Young achievers: Lower Secondary winners proudly display their certificates and prizes alongside their teachers.

Anniversary Spotlight

Stories and milestones from Star Media Group's 55th year.

SMG stays true to its core values

A look at Star Media Group's 55th anniversary celebration, its evolution into a multi-platform organisation and the people whose long service continues to shape the group.

Media Literacy Workshop 2026

A workshop series helping students spot misinformation, read news critically and build stronger media awareness.

Media Literacy Workshop

Can you tell fact from fiction?

The Star's media literacy workshop brought real-world news learning to schools, guiding students on how to question information, identify reliable sources and separate fact from fiction.

Students taking part in The Star's media literacy workshop