New Straits Times - 2018-10-16

• PUTRAJAYA DOES NOT LOOK LIKE WHAT THE ‘DOCTOR’ HAS ORDERED
• Should PH leaders accept awards?
• ‘WEALTH GAP HAS DOUBLED’
• Anwar’s back in Parliament
• THE ‘HEALING’ WORDS OF ANCIENT MALAY MANUSCRIPT­S
• PM: DEATH PENALTY IN EFFECT UNTIL ABOLISHED
• LIM: WAIT UNTIL NOV 2 FOR NEW TAXES
• ‘Have white paper on financial position’
• PNB’s assets won’t be sold to pay debt, says Pua
• Who is getting richer? It depends on the measure you use
• Polyflow offers high-quality PE pipes
• Rina: Awards spur recipients to work harder
• Cradle Fund CEO buried for second time
• GOVT AIMS TO STRIKE OUT UMNO SUIT
• Anwar: I’ll push for parliament­ary reforms, not role in government
• Cabinet thrilled by Anwar’s return
• Saifuddin chided for ‘unprepared­ness’
• PM: WE’LL BE NEUTRAL ON TRADE WAR
• Shahidan: PH won GE14 because of Dr M’s aura
• Parliament now smoke-free
• WHITE PAPER ON FELDA RECOVERY
• Lim: I never said SST would make goods cheaper
• CHALLENGIN­G THE ANTI-CHINA NARRATIVE
• We have had enough
• BOOSTING PUBLIC SERVICE
• WHAT ABOUT RIGHTS OF VICTIMS’ KIN?
• Pet animals are beaten and eaten, but culprits go unpunished
• TURNING POINT FOR RANHILL?
• ‘Foreigners sold RM1.05b equities’
• MERGE ENERGY ATTRACTS SUITORS
• Sunway Velocity Two will have gross developmen­t value of RM2b
• ‘New businesses not innovating’
• ‘FOCUS ON CORE FUNDAMENTA­LS’
• Important to have thorough assessment of China investment­s
• LKL WANTS MORE LEVEL PLAYING FIELD
• Advancecon: Offer local builders more opportunit­ies
• NEW VEHICLE SALES DIP TO 31,241 UNITS
• Record H1 sales for Mitsubishi
• Tetra Pak sees online food mart share doubling in 3 years
• SAMSUNG TO DRIVE PORSCHE EXPERIENCE
• ‘Digital Guru’ to help marketers stay on top
• Digi picks 2 to represent Malaysia in Telenor Youth Forum 2018
• Stop the sneezing
• How going vegan may boost health
• HEAL Daily detox, the natural way
• Showcase of stellar showmanshi­p
• ADVENTURES OF DEWA MUDA
• DISCUSSION
• A POISON TREE
• UNDERSTAND­ING THE POEM
• DISCUSSION
• DISCUSSION
• UNDERSTAND­ING THE POEM
• DISCUSSION
• Fostering good digital citizenshi­p
• ANSWER key
• Boon for baby’s skin
• Lowering the risk
• SOFTBANK MARKET VALUE PLUMMETS
• Regulator’s backing fails to stem dip
• SEARS FILES FOR BANKRUPTCY
• Norway’s fund CEO gets govt backing
• More rainfall in Kelantan for next two months
• Owner of ‘RM18 for drink’ eatery may be charged
• KELANTAN ISLAND WITH ONLY 30 PEOPLE
• Nov 14 date for mum to file affidavit
• Call for CCTVs at Sabah fish farms
• ‘THERE WAS BLOOD ALL OVER THE FLOOR’
• MISSING M-CYCLIST FEARED DEAD
• Employers of worker who fell from hotel ceiling can be jailed, fined
• Contractor, consultant to submit report
• RIYADH VOWS TO HIT BACK
• Jordan, Israel reopen border posts with Syria
• Bangladesh editors protest ‘anti-press’ digital law
• ‘I LOST BECAUSE OF DISAPPEARI­NG INK’
• Australia skipper Paine wants more than a fighting draw
• BOLT UP IN ARMS
• Nurmagomed­ov throws challenge to Mayweather
• MOTHER KNOWS BEST
• One run enough for Coles to get nod for All Blacks
• Madagascar poised to make Africa Cup of Nations history
• MANCINI SAVOURS FIRST WIN
• Southgate says EPL’s early start has taken toll on players
• Vermaelen suffers fresh injury blow
• IT’S HIGH TIME FOR REFORM
• Parents worried over children’s uncertain future
• Only right for government to increase funding
• Chance of an Asian winner gone?
• MAKING DO WITH WHAT IS AVAILABLE
• Khairul Fahmi: It will be a close contest

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