Rakan Muda is a youth movement under the purview of the Malaysian Ministry of Youth and Sports. Since its inception, it has been actively promoting various sports to the youth. When I was in primary school, I signed up for it but never got an answer from them. Many years later, I found out that they sent me a letter confirming my membership but the letter was kept by my Mum without showing it to me. -_-
Melbourne Shuffle on the other hand is a dance which originates from the clubs Melbourne. During its early years, it's a dance associates with all night long clubbing and drugs. Clubbers will pop couple of 'Speed' so that they can shuffle all night long. When it first started in Malaysia, it's a dance heavily associated with clubbing and drugs. It doesn't even have a name - we just call it the Melbourne Underground. Further, google search at that time didn't even yield a single relevant result.
But this dance has evolved dramatically in Malaysia. It has gone mainstream with kids below the age of 15 shuffling to hardstyle music. For the older generation, Hardstyle music is something like fengtau.
And the link between Rakan Muda and Melbourne?

taking it glokal

Rakan Muda Team Malaysia is a innovative youth-driven program, introduced to Malaysia in October of 1998, that is dedicated to educating young Malaysians about the world of international business and trade. This international training program accomplishes its objectives by conducting training centres and by leading a mission to one of Malaysia's trading partners, in particular Canada. Rakan Muda Team Malaysia was founded by a not-for-profit Canadian organization called Global Vision. Global Vision was established in 1991 by a group of business, government and education leaders to prepare young Canadians for careers in the changing global marketplace.