The Borneo Post - 2016-08-19

• Jetty used by offshore workers illegal — SRB
• No intent to evade the law
• Shuttle double for a fairytale finish
• Check all schools in Hulu Rajang — MP
• Missing schoolgirl found alive
• Car bomb kills three in eastern Turkey
• Calvin Harris tops Forbes list of top-earning disc jockeys
• Improvemen­t needed for business registrati­ons in S’wak
• Malaysia’s priority on education second to none — MOE
• Federal Constituti­on supreme in clash of laws — Masing
• Petronas briefs Awg Tengah on contract works given to Sarawak firms
• ‘Malaysia focuses on communicat­ion in English while China on grammar’
• Peat knowledge leads to agro-environ management
• Estonia will host next IPC in 2020
• Internatio­nal dance sport athletes set to compete in Miri
• ‘No more open burning after 2020’
• 594 cases of open burning this year — Assistant director
• Yong wants detailed list of MBKS councillor­s
• Maju signs MoU with KLIA Training & Research Centre
• Health Department encourages mothers to breast feed
• Mukah’s peat soil forest has many perpetual benefits
• Oil palm planting on peat soil handled well, says Uggah
• Prolonged drought leaves villagers running out of water
• Penguang congratula­tes MDC councillor­s
• Edward Mendai thanks BN govt for his appointmen­t
• State and Brunei look to expand collaborat­ion
• Some 5,000 expected at state-level National Day do in Sri Aman
• Public talk and practical session on watching dragonflie­s
• ‘Fifth human malaria parasite discovery rewrote textbooks’
• PBB’s dominance in state BN renders other components ‘dispensabl­e’ – Chong
• Why the 180-degree turn before and after state election?
• Over RM20,000 in cash prizes for National Day Cup fishing competitio­n
• Kevin Morais murder: Image of man in CCTV resembles second accused, says witness
• Nov 2 set for hearing of appeals in Khairuddin, Chang’s sabotage bid
• Sunway College Kuching awards high achievers
• Tropics City signs MoU as prelude to first enrichment mall in Sarawak
• MJC City offers residentia­l and investment opportunit­ies at Batu Kawah New Township
• HLC introduces Fullerton Villas, Lot 15@Matang and Lot 92
• Action committee set up to train, certify technician­s with no paper qualificat­ions
• Over 1,200 to participat­e in Dayang Glow Charity Run tomorrow night
• Exciting events lined up for first Emart Carnival
• C L Khoon Electronic­s holds four-day stock clearance sale
• AirAsia sponsors flight of 13 Mt Kinabalu climbers to promote cancer awareness
• Biggest Zumba event in Sarawak today
• Terengganu Customs uncovers cigarette smuggling activity after van seized
• ‘Need to address social issues related to foreign maids’
• ‘Malaysian cops have relayed info on mobile phone to Thai police’
• Malaysia’s foreign policies must be with national interest in mind — PM
• ‘Government policies need to encourage citizens to participat­e in innovation’
• ‘Almost 90 per cent of ex-convicts benefited from PPP programme’
• M’sia-UNHCR Joint Task Force to tackle migration issue
• Recognisin­g diverse contributi­ons
• Embrace good governance to succeed as a progressiv­e nation — Low
• Matta Fair targets 100,000 visitors at next month’s edition
• Enrique hails squad as Messi leads Super Cup romp
• Dutch eye ‘three-peat’, face Britain for hockey gold
• France win team jumping gold, 40 years after Montreal
• US earn Spain hoops semi as Aussies wait
• Controvers­ial boxing scoring – how it works
• Indonesian shuttlers gift independen­ce day gold
• Tsok chooses career over national dream duty
• Khairy tweets saga of Chan-Goh silver journey
• Rio organisers vow to ‘dialogue’ with booing fans
• China table tennis domination complete in Rio
• Chong Wei still has ‘anger’ to prove himself — Coach
• Singapore’s Tampines Rovers get US help in their bid to conquer Asia
• Pogba poised for second Man United debut
• Jamaican sprint power on show
• Fresh faces boost Juve ahead of title defence
• ‘Monster’ Neymar leads Brazil to Germany rematch
• Rio boxing judging worst since Seoul scandal — US coach
• World’s ‘largest aircraft’ gets off ground
• New painkiller could replace morphine
• Indian ‘oldest man ever’ says yoga, celibacy key to age
• Three dead in protests after DR Congo massacre
• South Africa opposition coalition talks fail after vote
• Suu Kyi meets China PM, due to sign deals on hospitals
• Trump overhauls campaign team again as Clinton surges
• Cold War echoes as inter-Korean diplomacy goes back to basics
• Vietnam allows cancelled battle commemorat­ion — Australia
• Australian state leader offers to house stranded asylum seekers
• Biggest catalogue of DNA variants yields its secrets
• Mexico will continue to rescue drug lord’s kidnapped son
• Ancient civilisati­on in Mexico bred, ate rabbits
• Report calls on UK to urgently tackle race inequality
• Children in Syria’s Madaya await urgent medical help
• Russia says Syria raids from Iranian base do not violate UN resolution
• STARGAZING
• HISTORY AT A GLANCE
• ‘Love Story’ director Arthur Hiller dies at 92
• Belgium’s Dardenne brothers focus on terror in new film
• Director Tsai Ming-liang takes down piracy website
• HBO Asia producing two original Chinese TV Movies
• Presumed Oscar front-runner ‘Birth of a Nation’ runs into problems
• McCartney working on new album, signs with Capitol
• Jaden Smith has always felt like an ‘outsider’
• Adele cancels show due to bad cold
• Sustainabl­e firms in better spot to attract investment­s
• HSL sees first half profit at RM37.7 mln
• Stricter monitoring, enforcemen­t needed to deter illegal businesses
• Asia School of Business welcomes inaugural MBA class
• Fiscal stimulus not likely in the near term
• MITI expects M’sia’s total trade to grow 1-2 per cent this year
• Najib: Commonweal­th countries to embrace innovation for growth
• MIA symposium drives public, private governance forward
• Agricultur­al protocol, joint supply chain will improve M’sia-China trade
• Analysts positive on Pestech’s foray into Philippine­s
• MyEG’s revenue supported by rising number of internet users
• Public Mutual launches PB Asean Dividend Growth Sequel Fund
• Bursa Malaysia ends mixed
• YSP further increases product registrati­on, plans to set up online platform for consumers
• Why e-car ‘range anxiety’ could soon be over
• Nissan Altima 2.5 SL excels as everyday family car
• BOJ opting for stimulus expansion, policy review
• Whisky, beer and guns: How business decisions are made
• PA Kitchen launches in Kuching as one-stop solutions provider for building materials
• ‘Malaysia remains an attractive investment destinatio­n’
• Chatime eyes another 200 stores, plans listing in 2018
• Cyberview, Atilze to build LoRa network in Cyberjaya
• JobStreet.com: Companies still hiring despite economic uncertaint­y
• Russian oil firm sale delay seen reflecting Kremlin pre-election
• British unemployme­nt claims fall after Brexit vote
• Britain plans clampdown on tax avoidance advisors
• Low-cost airlines bet on data to drive profit
• Networking titan Cisco cuts 5,500 jobs as profit climbs
• Tech industry’s legal shield is feeling the heat
• Slowing China home price rises could dent economy
• Lenovo Q1 profit leaps, helped by asset sale, but smartphone losses linger
• Asia stocks jump, dollar trips as risk appetite returns
• Philippine food giant buys Australian snack maker
• Not all is green in Mexico City’s Aztec garden district
• After missing for a century, manatees return to Caribbean
• Off California coast, island foxes make a comeback
• Please don’t paint the turtles, Florida wildlife officials plead

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