New Straits Times - 2018-09-26

• HOW JHO LOW GOT ‘INTO’ PUTRAJAYA
• Umno can no longer sit in its age old cocoon. We are in the 21st century, we live in a civil society and we have to take into account the multicultu­ralism in our country.”
• BALING MP AZEEZ AND BROTHER DETAINED BY MACC
• SABAH UMNO WANTS AUTONOMY
• ‘WE ARE CLEANING UP THE GOVT’
• Malaysia will continue to address migration issues
• Malaysia leads cross-border crime talks
• Bosses to pay full levy instead
• Ex-minister refutes claim of missing RM19b GST refunds
• Altantuya’s dad’s applicatio­n to be decided on Monday
• ‘JHO LOW HAD ACCESS TO PUTRAJAYA’
• Wright: Jho Low attempting to strike a deal with govt
• ‘Shafee didn’t read the book properly’
• ‘OFFICIALS LEAKED INFO’
• BRUSH UP MALAY LANGUAGE SKILLS, ANWAR TELLS MPS
• Rehda urges developers to offer rebates
• Teachers associatio­n lauds UPSR move
• EX-MB QUIZZES AMINUDDIN ON NEGRI’S GROWTH PLAN
• Ministry bans 3 health juices
• MACC urged to probe political secretary
• Zuraida: PKR not prepared for e-voting system
• Pas to announce decision on polls tomorrow
• BUDGETING FOR THE FUTURE
• IS THE WORLD GOING MAD?
• JAPAN VOWS TO CUT ITS NUCLEAR HOARD
• How to avoid being struck by lightning
• STOP ‘LEGALISED’ PAEDOPHILI­A
• MENTA EYES RM1B LISTING PROCEEDS
• PLAYERS URGED TO TREAD CAREFULLY
• Five years of running for others
• TUNE PLATO BUYS 50PC OF SUBHOME
• Impacting more lives
• REV ASIA SEALS MASHABLE DEAL
• ‘Islamic banking industry set to achieve 40pc market share by 2020’
• SMES URGED TO TAP RM3.9B FUNDS
• Minister: Govt to help sector players get better funding
• The kampung skater boy
• Ode to Sonny
• An alternativ­e to Bollywood style
• Health science study options
• Great career potential
• Helping patients get better
• Becoming a ‘mini’ doctor
• Pedestrian­s, second-class citizens
• Racing project that brings out the best in students
• Cultivatin­gonline ‘Siswaprenu­ers’
• UUM establishe­d advisory council to give back to the community
• NZ offers an all-rounded education experience
• Building a house thesizeoft­wo parking bays
• Beauty after baby
• INSTAGRAM FOUNDERS QUITTING FACEBOOK
• Starbucks plans layoffs
• LENDER TOLD TO IMPROVE CONTROLS
• CCCC’s marine unit, Zenrock ink fuel deal
• 33 deaths due to high level of methanol in beer, says Dr Lee
• HEALTH MINISTRY, CUSTOMS DEPT TO CHECK LIQUOR SHOPS
• TWO COPS CLAIM TRIAL
• Challenge against fatwa sent back to High Court
• KIDNAPPERS CALLED VICTIM’S WIFE, SAY COPS
• Bodybuilde­r told to enter defence over alleged extortion
• 300 take part in beach cleanup
• Achieve success at Melaka-Manipal
• UNREGISTER­ED SCHOOLS TO BE CLOSED
• Sultan of Johor warns councillor over letter in Chinese
• K-pop band’s plea to youth goes viral
• ‘U.S. PUTTING KNIFE TO CHINA’S THROAT’
• Kavanaugh: I’ve never assaulted anyone
• PARALYSED MAN WALKS AGAIN WITH IMPLANT
• Swedish PM voted out by Parliament
• Indian passenger mistakes plane’s exit door for loo
• KEEPING A CLOSE TAB
• New coach aims to revive Samoa’s fortunes
• BATTLE OF ACES
• Five great Ryder Cup finishes
• Koepka headlines nominees for PGA Tour Player of the Year
• WADA CHIEF REFUTES CLAIMS
• James warns Lakers have ‘long way’ to challenge Golden State
• VAN DIJK A DOUBT, LOVREN AVAILABLE
• Ronaldo turns to Juventus challenge after FIFA best player snub
• Ranieri coy on Roma link
• MIXED FEELINGS FOR SALAH
• THE WORLD’S BEST
• Paulus sticks with V Shem-Wee Kiong
• A MUST WIN FOR MALAYSIA
• STAY STRONG AND POSITIVE

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