The Borneo Post - 2016-12-28

• Reconsider tax on incomes
• REVVING TO SERVE:
• Associatio­n wants exemption over reflective stickers
• ‘Two thirds of Ops Jalan cases involve motorcycle­s’
• Visitors complain of deplorable condition at Tg Lobang Park
• Black box of crashed Russian plane found
• Sony blames hackers for tweets on Britney’s death
• ‘O&G industry still offers attractive trading opportunit­ies’
• Govt brings devt to rural folk — Masir
• Penang not a transit hub for drug traffickin­g — Khalid
• ‘Be careful while on the road’
• Two robbery suspects arrested
• Policeman injured during crime prevention operation in Miri
• ‘CM-Dayak leaders meet best platform to resolve NCR issues’
• Kanowit landowners await outcome of meeting with Adenan
• PRS Women wing lauds Adenan’s proposal to meet Dayak leaders
• Condition of four-year-old girl in ‘moving home’ accident improving
• Religious bodies to pay tax from Jan 1
• Malaysians working abroad eligible to contribute to EPF
• Warisan wants to put country back on track — Ex-PBS leader
• Residents: Miri River still polluted
• Uninstalle­d meters deprive 500 villagers of electricit­y
• Yong: Insufficie­nt fund to run Padawan Municipal Council?
• Dedication brings joy and passion, says Dennis
• BR1M not a bribe, says Ahmad Lai
• Court advises Maria, Jamal to settle defamation suit amicably
• Be active in govt programmes, youths told
• Early birds get rebate for Colour Rush 5.0
• Include Gawai, Kaamatan in cheap sale campaigns — Rep
• Traffic woes haunt KK residents daily
• 60 attend organic vegetable planting course in Limbang
• Persistenc­e pays off for Renew4U lucky draw winner Johnny Ling
• Uphold unity and harmony, Nogeh reminds Sarawakian­s
• SEB engages community leaders
• Parents happy to receive aid ahead of new school session
• Christmas cheer prevails despite economic downturn
• Chance to win a year’s supply of rice in ‘Guess & Win’ contest at Boulevard
• Saberkas branch chairman prefers quality over quantity
• Bernama journalist­s among Young Humanitari­an Writers Competitio­n winners
• Exploiting BR1M will affect low income group — Johari
• PSM: Review full paying patient scheme before expanding it
• Iran prepared to host events promoting Malaysian culture in Tehran — Envoy
• ‘Women play vital role in developmen­t of cooperativ­e movement’
• Authoritie­s urged to take action against negligent bus drivers
• Recipients grateful with schooling aid from Terengganu government
• 42-year-old classic motorbike helps Hishamuddi­n tour 12 states
• FGV says investors need to assess its performanc­e over long period of time
• Mother of triplets in Tampin-Gemas road accident dies
• 65 7-Eleven premises in Ipoh join police Safecam Partnershi­p programme
• Police urged to investigat­e welfare home abuse case
• Six dead, 18 missing in Philippine­s’ Christmas typhoon
• Obama confident he could have won the White House again
• Philippine­s seizes record US$120 mln worth of ‘shabu’
• Low-caste pregnant woman and husband attacked in India
• Russia to rebuild Red Army Choir — Defence minister
• Officials admit errors in Cavs-Warriors match
• Varndell treble delivers Bristol victory at last
• Thistlecra­ck saunters to King George glory
• Acciona returns to Dakar Rally with electric car
• Conte focused on league crown, not record
• Deeney’s 100th goal denies Allardyce opening win
• Hammers pile pressure on Swansea boss Bradley
• Neymar says not obsessed with winning Ballon d’Or
• Ibra won’t leave Man United a failure, vows Mourinho
• City face series of ‘finals’, says Guardiola
• Wenger salutes ‘fighter’ Giroud
• Pochettino relishes Southampto­n return
• Lukaku strikes to deepen Leicester’s problems
• Favourite Wild Oats XI retires from Sydney-Hobart race
• Sydney-Hobart record set to fall as favourite retires
• Mick has potential to succeed Schumacher — Alex Yoong
• Perlis fans against pull out, pledge to help PFA
• Wins for Chelsea, chasing pack on Boxing Day
• Sibu pip Kuching for table tennis crown
• Huge crowd joins Mexican teen’s party after invite goes viral
• Seven missing after freak rains drench Australia’s outback
• First Istanbul trial to begin of Turkey coup suspects
• Indonesia court to proceed with blasphemy trial of Ahok
• DR Congo Christmas slaughter leaves 35 dead
• Taiwan warns of increasing threat as Chinese conduct drill
• Brazil says 19 migrants feared drowned off Bahamas
• Blizzard in US Northern Plains to head east, ease grip
• Thai police call off raid on scandal-hit Buddhist temple
• Cambodian court convicts exiled opposition leader
• S. Korea ruling party splits over president’s impeachmen­t
• Taiwan school principal resigns over Nazi parade
• China says space programme must help protect national security
• Nine Wukan ‘rebel’ villagers jailed in China
• Rare death from snake bite in Australian home
• Iran opposition leader quits after 6 years’ house arrest
• Gambian presidente­lect tells Jammeh to transfer power like British
• Three killed in South African prison riot
• Abe’s Pearl Harbor pilgrimage underlines US-Japan tie
• India police arrest four over US woman’s gang-rape
• Colombia confirms crashed plane was out of fuel
• India intervenes in Norway child abuse row
• Afghan woman pilot’s asylum bid sparks fervent debate
• US led UN ‘gang-up’ on Israel settlement vote — Ambassador
• Once a beacon of hope in Turkey, Kurdish school shut down
• China, El Salvador ties unchanged despite Taiwan visit – El Salvador
• STARGAZING
• HISTORY AT A GLANCE
• Stakes were high for Michael’s solo career, ‘Faith’ changed all
• 2016 begins and ends with deaths of music stars
• George Michael: From closeted life to gay rights advocate
• Jackie Chan film climbs over ‘Great Wall’ at the box office
• Aamir Khan’s ‘Dangal’ beats glum of India’s demonetisa­tion
• ‘Rogue Emperor’ co-stars Kenneth Ma and Niki Chow in flirtatiou­s promotion
• Actor Lee Kwang-soo faces dilemma of playing same roles
• George Michael had his own cultural revolution in China
• Five actors to look out for in 2017
• Michael’s 10 key songs by a hit-making machine
• Mariah Carey head over heels for backing dancer Bryan Tanaka
• Rapper wrecks rented house with RM82,000 damage and making it ‘unfit for humans’
• Vanessa and Nick Lachey welcome third baby
• New acquisitio­n to boost HSP’s future output
• Bursa Malaysia sees net outflow of RM481.7 million last week
• BNM reminds financial institutio­ns to observe FSA reporting obligation­s
• Smooth sailing ahead for rubber industry
• Sedania enters strategic partnershi­p with IS.NET
• Analysts bullish on Maybank’s performanc­e in Asean region
• Toshiba shares fall 12 pct on nuclear business loss reports
• Finns rank as top smartphone users
• 11street sees potential for online marketing
• Flattish but better year ahead for healthcare sector — Analysts
• Aemulus poised for turnaround in 2017 after dismal 2016
• GDEX a major beneficiar­y of booming e-commerce scene
• Bioalpha banks on overseas ops to boost revenue growth in 2017
• UOB Malaysia aims to increase local credit, debit cards base by 13 per cent
• Dynamic leadership sets Vietjet soaring high
• IHH to grow presence in China with ParkwayHea­lth
• Bursa Malaysia ends mixed
• More single dads rate physical and mental health as low
• Stop finding elite athletes; sports should be fun to keep kids active and playing
• The days of stay-at-home moms are ‘long gone,’ data show
• Finding life with the kids, the house and job overwhelmi­ng
• In coal country, in Trump they trust to bring back mining
• Foreign take-over weapon provides Trump with leverage over China
• Hanns Residence: Bringing affordable luxury living to Sibu
• Currenseek 2.0 helps licensed money changers get FinTech-ready and visible online
• ICT sector displays spendid performanc­e in 2016
• Analysts positive on long-term prospects of VS Industry
• Spain’s property market goes through the roof
• How JPMorgan could not save Italy’s problem bank
• Argentine finance minister sacked amid stubborn recession
• Eurogroup’s Dijsselblo­em says Greek debt relief talks can resume
• China’s outward investment tops US$161 bln in 2016 – Minister
• Japan logs ninth monthly price fall in November
• Surge in tourists puts some strain on Thailand’s infrastruc­ture
• Drinking in Berlin’s traditiona­l, iconoclast­ic cocktail-bar scene

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