Planning to return to Malaysia after you graduate?

As the premier mobile telecommunications company in Malaysia, we are on the lookout for exceptionally talented Malaysian graduates to join our Management Associate programme. Our aim is to attract and develop young outstanding Malaysian graduates with high potential to rise and succeed in senior leadership roles.

We hire from a diverse range of academic backgrounds. The main requirements for the M-MAP programme are:

* Excellent academic achievements from a world-class university
* Extensive extra-curricular involvement
* High level of proficiency in English

Applications are currently open for our 2011 intake. Apply at http://www.maxis.com.my/careers/mmap.asp to seize this exciting opportunity for accelerated career development!

Should you have further enquiries, kindly email us at mmap@maxis.com.my.

Thank you.

Yours,
Ju Anne Lim
Careers and Development Director
MASCA NSW 2010

Bored of running laps around a track or your usual gym session? Exercising just for the sake of exercising? Or do you wanna get away from your video games or magic box for once? Breakthrough from the usual mundane routines of yours, kick in some sense of adventure and join MSO in the wilderness for a cardiovascular paintball session you won’t regret! Just imagine the adrenalin rush as paintballs scream past you at 300 feet per second! Come on we know you want to be there! This time around, we will be heading to one of the best fields by International Paintball Group with fourteen different realistic scenarios incorporating trenches, vehicles, swamp creeks, bridges and barricades, to make your games a true battle experience. Bring your friends, yes even your secret nemesis *winks*, come solo or meet new people. Oh yes, this activity is MSO subsidized yet again*like seriously check out the price*!!
Details
Date : 29th August 2009, Saturday (Week 6)
Time : 6am sharp (Rise and shine people, be there or be square!)
Meeting Point : Gate 14 (At Barker St near Rupert Myers Theatre UNSW)
Venue : Blacktown
Est. Departure Time: 4pm from paintball field
Price* : Members - $50nett
Non-members- $60nett
*Price includes non-refundable deposit of $30 payable upon reservation. Nett price is inclusive of:
· Full day field usage
· Equipment hire *those cool body amour and full head masks incld*
· Latest semi automatic machine gun*oooo. Think ala James Bond, Call of Duty or Counter Strike*
· Public liability insurance
· Lunch
· Transport

Additional paintballs should be around $20/100 balls subject to confirmed number of attendees

Limited slots of SIXTY (60) based on first-paid-first served basis available! Please contact us and we will arrange the best time and location to proceed your booking.

For spot reservation and relevant payments, kindly contact:
Keat Boon YAP : 0433322850 keatboon.yap@gmail.com
Jasmine LIM : 0423068903 lcmjasmine@gmail.com
Yu Ling CHOO : 0430409968 yuling.choo@gmail.com

**Please note that minimum age for this activity is 16. TO ATTENDEES, PLEASE DO NOT FORGET TO BRING YOUR APPROPRIATE ID FOR VERIFICATION PURPOSE. THANKS!

With love, MSO
~The Publishers~

UPDATE: MAFIA Dance Party tickets are now on sale at the Quad,from 10pm to 3pm,Monday to Thursday.

Ciao lovely Don & Donnas,

Don’t get left behind! Whatever your inclination: to chill at the lounges, set your eyes on your own notion of dongiovanni/bella di notti of the party, chat with whoever happens to be beside you *yes make a new friend or two*, or hit the grooving dance floor- this is THE party set to rock your socks yet again.

MAFIA-brought to you by Malaysian Student Societies of UTS, UNSW, MACQUARIE and USYD:
Friday, 14th August 2009
Home Bar Terrace, Cockle Bay Wharf, Darling Harbour
Doors open 10pm til late
Price Presold : $15
At the door : $20

What’s in the house you ask? We have RnB/Hip Hop by
DJ Kickz
DJ D-kutz
DJ Q-rius
DJ Ace
DJ Xile

So what are you waiting for yo?
Shotgun those limited tickets for you and your friends by contacting
Huey Shyan : 0419237360
Kai Xian : 0411735037

Che peccato for those who can’t come because you will miss out on all the fun!

This is an 18+ event, please bring appropriate photo ID.
ID accepted : AUS Driving License, Passport, RTA Proof of Age card. NO overseas license.

We start semester 1 of 2008 with our Welcoming BBQ which has always been MSO’s tradition to do so. (I assure you there are plenty of people in the BBQ, not only these handsome dudes in the picture)

The weather was nice and sunny making it the perfect day for a beach outing. (yes, although some people (like me -_-) did get sunburnt in the end because the sunscreen got lost in transition… tsk tsk….)

Many Malaysians came for the food, sun and fun, while our committee members cooked (BBQeud) chicken and sausage for the public. (and end up being BBQued themselves under the hot sun!) The sausage took ages to cook, or maybe its just me who did not study engineering and have no idea how to make the heat disperse better on the cooking plate (or whatever its called)

Then we had games and finally, the most awaited event was the lucky draw. Our luckiest winner walked away with a spankin new MP3 player!

Overall, (like most of our events) it was a success and we hope to see you Malaysians again for other events.

Signing off permanently, (yes! my very last post!) Goodluck to the 2 brand new publishers!

Stephanie

If you haven’t signed up for Malaysian Society in O-week, then what are you waiting for?

Overall O-week was a success for us. Even though the rules for joining us has changed and works against our favour, we still manage to sign up a big number of Malaysians, which goes to show how passionate Malaysians are to be a part of a society that values friendship and …well.. FUN!

Of course walking around with Malaysian mascots (random dudes wearing the Malaysian flag like superman’s cape) does help in attracting Malaysians to our humble store located somewhere in the corner of some random building somewhere out there. A little shout out and brochures detailing heaps of random events lined up plus getting to know your friendly committee members is all it takes for a Malaysian to sign onto the MSO boat making our day underneath the hot and overcrowded booth worthwhile.

We just wanna welcome all the new people that joined us and a big shout out to loyal old members. We have got heaps of “stuff” and events lined up for you.

BBQ coming up. Sports tryouts coming up. Oh and we have 2 new publisher post up for grabs for the bi-election 18th March 7.30pm. So get ready for 2008!

Signing off for whatever limited time left,
Stephanie T

One thing is for sure of Malaysians who leave their country (be it temporarily or not), is that we carry our heritage and culture wherever we go. The same can be said for Malaysian students here at UNSW, Sydney. At 25th October 2007, the Malaysian Society (MSO) hit it off with a bang with its historical first ever “Pasar Malam” night held on the Australian university’s campus. The event was launched by the society to promote Malaysian culture, tradition and of course, Malaysian food.

The first hundred to arrive at 6pm were greeted with goodie bags and a floating helium balloon, something to remember us by. Overall, more than 600 people (Malaysians and non-Malaysians) made their way to the UNSW beergarden (hmmm should we mention… beer?) where we held our loud but humble event. Some came with hope and expectation while others come with curiosity in the heart driven by fliers and posters promoting the event. But all in all, everyone left feeling amazed and satisfied.

Food we take for granted so much in Malaysia, such as satays, sago desserts and teh tarik were all main attractions here. Stalls selling authentic and delicious Malaysian food were set up along the gates with each, its own extended queue of people eagerly waiting to buy, taste and savour our local delicacies. The atmosphere was brightened up with a live band concert consisting of talented Malaysian musicians singing away to the tune of (I can’t remember any song names….) & (another song) while people danced, relax and enjoyed their food.

Lucky draw winners were announced later on in the night and the a tipsy, jolly Australian guy gets to go back with a brand new LCD monitor for being able to toss-a-coin-nearest-to-the-bottle, a game held for the entertainment of all. Even though the weather was forecasted to go wrong on this particular day with predictions of thunderstorms, our event went smoothly with only casual short-lived showers, which made us wonder that maybe someone out there wants ‘Pasar Malam’ to be a great success which it definitely was.

Malaysia Boleh! Thank you, Thank you
By Stephanie Teh

PASAR MALAM - A Malaysian Night Market
Experience a Malaysian night market for one special night only. Come and partake in CHEAP delicious malaysian food and drinks, and enjoy the fun and games! It will be held at the Beergarden, Roundhouse on the 25th October 2007 (Thursday) from 6pm onwards. Foods include Sarawak laksa, Cucur, Malaysian Cupcakes, Nasi Briyani, Kuih and MORE!

Date: 25th October 2007
Time: from 6pm
Location: BeerGarden, RoundHouse

Come, and experience the Malaysian Night Market - “PASAR MALAM”! Most Importantly, Have FUN!

12th October 2007 was the date of our annual Beach Chaos and just as the name implies, it was held at a beach under the moonlight at very questionable weather temperatures.

Hence, to start off the event, our president lights up a “survivor” like torch… ahhh the MSO tribe has spoken. (although, the fire seen in the picture is an imagination how a our torch fire would look like….0_O and the fire was a great place to warm our freezing…umm, body)

Then we were greeted by ours sisters and brothers Malaysian from other unis and our own MSO members who came and gave us support amid the ‘estrange weather’ and help us finished the delicious pizzas, homemade jellies and JUNK FOOD!! What’s a Malaysian event without free food?! This time, there wasn’t much leftovers!

Once everyone was warm (exaggeration) and comfy, we started the night with bullrush. It’s a game where one person carries someone else like a piggyback and run around chasing people. And the beach comes alive with chaos and as Malaysians scurried all over the place to avoid the dynamic duo. Females have tried to carry their male counterparts to no avail…

Then it was a round of limbo… conclusion: we do have very talented and flexible people. Although the stereo was out of battery so people limboed to the sound of cheering.
Then, it was rest, and MORE GAMES! Like spinning around a stick and running which was fun to watch as the person wobbles around. Unfortunately, the drunkenness did not last long… ah well…Last but not least, was a very ummm questionable game of listening to the leader that brings so much laughter that it made people hungry again for another round of pizzas and yummy jellies. (a picture speaks a thousand words) [I think Sam liked that game very much??]

Finally, to close off the event, we have a ritual to bury our president in sand as our sign of appreciation for a successful night. (cold weather, cold sand…cold…cold…)

Overall, I (because there is no other publisher except me, muahahaha) conclude that it was a successful event ~ So look forward to Pasar Malam night! To whoever other than the committee who reads this (-____-) mark it down in your calendars! Thursday 25th October 2007! It’s gonna be awesome.

Signing off: Stephanie T

Life without Chaos, is meaningless. So, enjoy a night of fun and chaos before the Hari Raya! Buahahaha.

Date: This Friday, 12 October 2007
Time: 7.00pm- 10.00pm
Venue: Coogee Beach, Coogee

For members who are hungry, we will be providing a lot of free food
For those who won’t be hungry, we offer you a variety of games and the chance to socialise and meet more people. All member are welcome to come!
Come, Have fun, Enjoy The chaos that you will face on that night!