Murray Hunter

Murray has been around the traps of entrepreneurship for too long. He is a long time expat from Australia who has made Malaysia his home and tried his hand at everything from agriculture to computers, to food, to spas and to cosmetics. Now he is taking the easy life as an associate professor at a university close to you. Murray spends half his time in Thailand and the other half looking for opportunities in Malaysia. Murray is passionate and deadly earnest about entrepreneurship and believes everybody should have the chance to “have a go”. Murray’s columns focus on giving some simple and practical ideas about the game of entrepreneurship and personal development based on his immense experience and the insights. His pleasure is your success.


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	Thailand's Tourism Sector Struggles to Rebound by Murray Hunter Thailand’s Tourism Sector Struggles to Rebound Local xenophobia, bureaucratic fumbling make recovery a nightmare Thaila
	Malaysian Regimes Change, Public Policy No by Murray Hunter Malaysian Regimes Change, Public Policy No A powerful civil service actually runs the place The jostling for political primacy
	Malaysia's New Political Normal by Murray Hunter Malaysia’s New Political Normal Back to the (bleak) future Today, at least in the eyes of Malaysia’s ethnic Malay

	New Australian Law Endangers Thousands of Migration Experts by Murray Hunter New Australian Law Endangers Thousands of Migration Experts New regulation may cost registered migration agents their jobs Au
	Rethinking Australia's Defense and Security by Murray Hunter Rethinking Australia’s Defense and Security A changing world means Canberra must pivot to Asia Australia has been hit by
	Singapore's Retirement Dilemma by Murray Hunter Singapore’s Retirement Dilemma Government behind the curve on rapidly-aging society Singapore, which has engaged in soc
	Corruption, Privilege and Retribution in Malaysia by Murray Hunter Corruption, Privilege and Retribution in Malaysia A ruling Malay elite place themselves above the law The politically debilita
	Singapore Electoral Results an Opposition Golden Opportunity by Murray Hunter Two weeks after Singapore’s People’s Action Party won its 15th straight general election on July 10, taking 83 of the parliament’s 93 seats, a closer analysis of the polls has unsettling implications for th
	Optimism in the Thai Deep South Despite a Spike in Violence and Covid Crisis by Murray Hunter Despite an intensive outbreak of Covid-19 infection clusters within the Thai Deep South, and a sudden spike in violent attacks by separatists, the region continues to display strong economic vibrancy.
	Singapore's Malay Dilemma by Murray Hunter There has always been a feeling among Singapore’s ethnic Malays that they are second-class citizens within their own land. The government’s endless pursuit of building a strong sense of a Singaporean national ide
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