New Straits Times - 2019-04-30

• NATIONWIDE RENEWAL
• The power of geography
• Govt housing scheme properties to be inspected once every 5 years
• GAINS FROM REBUILDING OLD FLATS
• REPORT CRACKS, RESIDENTS TOLD
• Niosh: Have yearly audit for old high-rise buildings
• Johor proposes task force to inspect old buildings
• ‘NAJIB HAD OVER RM1B IN ACCOUNT’
• Court dismisses Najib’s bid to quash 7 SRC charges
• ‘WE HAD TO REVIEW 97 TRANSACTIO­NS’
• KL residents have mixed feelings over PH’s performanc­e
• PROBE ON ROME STATUTE FORUM
• Cops to quiz Lokman over ‘Teh tarik with princes’
• SULAIMAN UNFAZED BY BIG CANDIDATES
• EC defends Lajim’s appointmen­t as election observer
• WATER RESOURCE LAW TO TACKLE POLLUTION
• UAE Red Crescent comes to the aid of ex-NST journalist
• MUM, 24, CHARGED WITH BLACKMAIL IN MELBOURNE
• ‘PETCHEM TO SPEND UP TO RM2.7B’
• FGV to venture into durian business
• ‘TNB considerin­g connectivi­ty business after Jasin success’
• Market likely to see reversal of fund flows in Q3, says Rakuten
• BURSA NEARING TURNAROUND?
• RedCargo, Oman Air ink freight deal
• PRINCE COURT IN TOP 10 LIST, AGAIN
• 3 SMEs emerge as top winners
• GAE aims to boost smart manufactur­ing practices
• Train your toddler
• ESSENCE OF BRAIN DEVELOPMEN­T
• Eat out the healthy way
• Depression and memory loss
• Eternal debate over eggs and heart health
• Escapades from a world in chaos
• The Animal School
• ‘English beyond chalk and talk’
• The millennial patient
• Global life expectancy is up, says WHO
• Managing sleep apnea
• Of change and comfort zones
• Home births pose greater risk to infants
• Night shifts could increase the risk of miscarriag­e
• What running does to the brain
• REBECCA PARKHOUSE
• DBS POSTS RECORD S$1.65B PROFIT
• Japan’s shrinking population leaves record 8.5m homes empty
• IMF: SAUDI GDP MAY SEE POSITIVE SURPRISE
• Bursa ends marginally lower
• RAMADAN DEEDS
• Green energy can help us avoid another Chernobyl nuke disaster
• Commonweal­th can tackle global challenges
• SINGAPOREA­N FINED FOR INSULTING COURTS
• Bollywood stars, rich Indians vote in 4th phase of polls
• ‘BOMBERS MAY STRIKE AGAIN’
• AKIHITO’S LEGACY
• Indonesia seeks 20 years for French drug traffickin­g suspect
• French Open ‘far away’ for Thiem after triumph
• NOT DEMORALISE­D
• Petra finds her feet on clay
• ‘TODAY WE DID NOTHING’
• Chelsea boss slams ‘horrendous’ referee in women’s CL exit
• Eriksen crosses path with his Ajax past
• MORIENTES PICKS BARCELONA
• SHAMBOLIC SHOW
• Welson tipped to continue breaking records
• Malaysia bank on home ground advantage
• ‘HERITAGE PLAYERS’ FOR SALE?
• SHAPAWI STRIKES BACK
• More Malaysian participat­ion needed
• Zii Jia back in the groove, ready to stamp his mark

New Straits Times - 2019-04-29

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