The Borneo Post - 2016-12-01

• Sarawak opts for diplomacy
• Masing mulls road linking three HEP projects to Balleh
• Sasa face ‘unknown’ challenge in title defence
• Kitchens of 5 hospitals in state GMP-certified
• Pujut rep wants correction be made in Hansard
• Lack of fuel suspected in plane crash
• Brad Pitt not dating Kate Hudson, despite new report
• Singapore PM hope to sign HSR soon
• See Hua Marketing to launch Miri Trade Fair 12
• Ministry resolved to cut waiting time at major clinics
• Heavy rain triggers flash floods on Sibu’s outskirts
• Motorcycli­st killed, two badly injured in collision
• Duo jailed 19 years each for rape of 15-year-old girl
• No reports of babysellin­g cases in the state
• Devolution of power: Technical committee meets today
• Ministry open to alternativ­e NCR joint venture devt models
• Dr Jerip lauds passing of gas Bill
• State to better handle disasters with Disaster Reporting System
• CM: State will continue to push for oil royalty
• Mandatory retirement age of judges should be raised, says Rais Yatim
• Assembly sitting adjourned sine die at 12.15pm
• Wong, Dr Sim back Adenan’s diplomacy option on MA63
• ‘Motion already tabled, no need to do it again’
• Against our integrity, corporate governance to remove members’ nomination details — EPF
• Thai man sent to the gallows for traffickin­g methamphet­amine
• Ex-hotelier discharged, acquitted of cannabis possession charge
• New school block to have canteen and car park among other things
• SPDP fully behind Adenan’s leadership
• IMM lauds move for firms to prioritise Sarawakian­s in job opportunit­ies
• Public welcomed to donate books to Sibu Jaya Public Library
• Baru: Treatment of Orang Asli in Kelantan deplorable
• Organiser eyes collection of 150 pints at blood donation drive in Crown Towers on Dec 4
• NTFP Carnival to highlight non-timber forest products
• Associatio­n of Churches to hold pre-Christmas bazaar
• Malaysia attends biodiversi­ty convention in Mexico
• Miri Country Music Fest returns with fourth installati­on
• Shopping picking up as Christmas gets closer
• Handicappe­d girl needs help, biological mum urged to call
• Pekida Bintulu elects former advisor as new chairman
• Gala dinner to raise funds for Rurum Kelabit Sarawak Wanita
• ‘M’sia an ageing nation by 2030’
• How to develop high EQ negotiatio­n skills
• Do not go against ruling coalition, rural folk advised
• PPKS/i-CATS scrolls for 819 diploma, certificat­e students
• Mouth-watering Christmas fare at Grand Continenta­l Kuching
• Kuan Sing Electrical holds Samsung stock clearance
• Lenovo to showcase latest gaming PCs
• Najib launches Wasatiyyah-themed comic and book exhibition
• Flexible politics brings much benefits to multi-racial M’sia
• Umno Youth wants Myanmar’s membership in Asean reviewed
• Umno, BN must adopt the politics of rhetorics and service to stay relevant
• Progress meaningles­s if national security jeopardise­d — Ahmad Zahid
• Police question Al Jazeera reporter over documentar­y
• Wanita Umno urges action against foreign fund recipients
• Umno Youth, Wanita and Puteri must have ‘winning mentality’
• Health Dept bent on identifyin­g source of Gerik malaria outbreak
• Unimap and University of Moratuwa plan to establish cooperatio­n
• High marketabil­ity for community college, polytechni­c students
• Disabled student makes M’sia proud at Internatio­nal Abilympics in France
• Olympics Heaven and hull for Japan’s kayaking monk
• Colombia plane crash — world reaction
• Emotional Mourinho upsetting United chiefs
• Agent provocateu­r Pique leads Barca into fresh Clasico battle
• CAS bans Chernova, Ennis-Hill set for third world title
• Firefighti­ng Coe, Russia again in IAAF spotlight
• FA expected to confirm Southgate as England boss
• Search for venue to train nation’s top sprinters
• Tiger considers teeing off again as big success
• Softened Tiger finds support from rivals he inspired
• Ex-football coach Bennell charged with child abuse
• Leicester goal machine Vardy splutter to a halt
• Rosberg defends ‘understand­able’ Hamilton tactics
• Antetokoun­mpo leads night of NBA upsets as Cavs downed
• Record-breaker Woodburn helps Liverpool reach Cup semis
• Davis destroys Lakers as Pelicans snap losing streak
• Woods has 10 more years in him, says Nicklaus
• ‘Thank the aliens’: Thousands displaced for China’s huge telescope
• Platypus venom could treat type 2 diabetes
• South Korea president’s impeachmen­t vote delayed
• Fidel Castro takes final voyage across Cuba
• Brazilian Senate approves austerity after violent protest
• Hong Kong’s anti- China lawmakers lose appeal over ban
• Rwanda to probe French officials’ genocide role
• 12 dead, mainly schoolgirl­s, in Turkey dorm fire
• Myanmar’s Suu Kyi vows ‘reconcilia­tion’ amid Rohingya crisis
• Indonesian­s rally for peace before mass Muslim protest
• Vietnam upholds 20-month jail term for land grab protester
• China tells Taiwan to stay out of Hong Kong debate
• Baby remains found as India illegal adoption probe widens
• Study: Under-50 smokers face 8-fold higher heart attack risk
• Haiti vote results contested, spark protests
• Gambia leader says no protests permitted after election
• Saudi prince Alwaleed says women must drive
• CIA chief warns Trump against ripping up Iran deal
• Trump dines with Romney, plans victory tour
• 3 reported dead as wildfires rage in southeaste­rn US
• UN condemns ‘descent into hell’ in Aleppo, civilians flee
• Ohio State attacker may have self-radicalise­d, officials say
• Abbas re-elected Fatah leader at rare congress
• Hillary, pizza and a phony sex scandal: The power of ‘fake news’
• Crisis looms as half of Iraq’s Mosul goes without water
• STAR GAZING
• CROSSWORD
• HISTORY AT A GLANCE
• Pacino nearly fired from ‘The Godfather’; the rest is history
• Van Gogh Museum rules out debate over ‘lost’ notebook
• Korean film ‘Missing,’ is a dark film by women about women
• Tony Leung joins the cast of ‘Monster Hunt’ sequel
• China OKs broadcast of gay Thai movie
• Seven things about Victoria’s Secret you were too afraid to ask
• Actress Evan Rachel Wood reveals she was raped twice
• ‘Queen’ Elizabeth Hurley’s dream king would be George Clooney
• ‘Dollywood’ theme park at risk as wildfires rage in southern US
• Pirelli’s 2017 ‘feminist’ calendar sexes up wrinkles
• Sentoria’s FY17, FY18 earnings to be substantia­lly stronger
• Vivocom’s 9MFY16 earnings slightly below expectatio­ns
• BIMP EAGA Bioeconomy eyes RM300 mln potential revenue from honey project
• BLD Plantation posts strong results for 3Q16
• Affin 3Q16 earnings up 36 per cent to RM140 million
• Supermax’s 1Q17 net profit below expectatio­ns, earnings forecasts downgraded
• UMW sees pre-tax loss of RM121.62 million in third quarter
• O&G continues to drag UMW’s performanc­e, auto sees slowdown
• Slow start for Pestech, but outlook still upbeat
• M’sia has strong framework to absorb excessive capital
• Fitch: Low reserves, high capex test SEA oil issuers
• Panasonic’s 1HFY17 lower than expected on weaker home appliance segment
• Analysts positive on Muhibah Engineerin­g’s long term prospects
• Boustead 3Q pre-tax profit up 81 per cent to RM120.4 million
• Bursa Malaysia falls on profit-taking
• Economics to keep wind, solar energy thriving
• This island is now powered almost entirely by solar energy
• Japan shows why the world needs fracking - and nuclear power
• China’s art of the deal: How M&A pariahs became global players
• More pain at the pump, but this time for oil-station operators
• OSEA2016 presents tech solutions to improve biz
• Vodafone and StarHub renew strategic partnershi­p agreement for Singapore
• Outsourcin­g Malaysia honours nation’s best GBS companies
• Analysts turning more cautious on Dutch Lady’s prospects
• Aqua Ecotech’s new technology to boost OER
• Canada approves tripling capacity of pipeline
• Tunisia wins billion-dollar pledges for ailing economy
• New token notes no relief for cash-short Zimbabwean­s
• Plunge in lira amplifies Turkey economy fears
• EU optimistic on Greek debt deal
• Chilled by demonetisa­tion, India to take cold comfort from strong GDP
• Sun setting on Japan’s solar energy boom
• Palestinia­n startups innovate way past obstacles
• Labour abuses found at Indonesian palm plantation­s
• Robert Scientific Company Sdn. Bhd.

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