The Borneo Post - 2017-03-01

• State to tap marginal oilfields
• Log jam wending its way down upper reaches of Balui River endangers lives
• SMK Sacred Heart the nation’s best school in STPM examinatio­n
• Chong Wei, Lin Dan showdown in Kuching?
• Woman asks public to adopt dog after her death
• Reliance launches Sales Everywhere package
• Suspect helped IS design missiles
• Chaos over Oscars mix-up eclipses win for black filmmakers
• OceanMight strives to be top tier fabricator in Malaysia
• Halal mall in Samarahan to open this April
• Family Well-Being Index at moderate level in 2016
• ‘Petrol station retailers against fuel ceiling price’
• EPF revises list of unit trust funds for 2017/2018
• ‘Police prepared to share info if Wisma Putra gives the OK’
• Abdul Karim has doubts on proposed Anti-Social Behaviour Act
• Better state STPM results this year with CGPA 2.59
• Autistic student among top achievers in STPM
• Teamwork hallmark of SMK Sacred Heart, says old boy
• ‘SMK Sacred Heart’s CGPA 3.36 a feat’
• Flood causes 2 schools in Tubau area to close
• Enforcemen­t deters parking at OKUdesigna­ted lots
• Take advantage of grace period to register workers, employers told
• Three dead, four injured after van hits train
• 3 on drug traffickin­g charge discharged, acquitted
• Sabah Water Department scandal: 200 witnesses called to testify in trial
• Man jailed for giving support, possession of items related to terrorism
• Jong-nam murder: Two foreign women to be charged in Sepang Magistrate’s Court today
• Four Hizbut Tahrir group members charged with insulting JAIS
• Miri City Council urged to do more to make Miri liveable resort city’
• Strive to maintain work quality or risk losing your contracts, scavenging contractor­s told
• Manyin: Spend BR1M only on necessary items
• New Anglican church in Lambir to be consecrate­d by Bishop Bolly on Saturday
• Kapit police praised for maintainin­g close rapport with local reps
• Statement by minister on civil service, Bumiputera rights ‘misleading’, says Voon
• Assemblyma­n acknowledg­es challenges involved in developing Meluan
• ML education fair in Kuching this March 7
• Hospital hopes to have more organ pledgers this year
• Upside-down house opens doors in Kuching
• Ming Garden Restaurant offers signature dim sum platters
• Sharing of info only when legal process completed – DPM
• IGP: Police vigilant against activities detrimenta­l to national security
• Company director faces heavier penalties under Companies Act 2016
• Customs aims to achieve over 85 pct GST input tax credit refund this year
• Stronger protection for whistle blowers needed, says TI-M
• Develop country based on Islamic principles, says King Salman
• South Korea suggests suspending North’s UN seat
• Protests in Taiwan as island marks 70 years since massacre
• Takata pleads guilty in defective airbag case
• Rebel negotiator­s, Thai army agree ‘safety zone’ for south
• China transfers hit new record despite crackdown
• ‘Animal’ Ibrahimovi­c thanks kids, Mourinho for United chance
• Espanyol’s rise is fuelled by youngsters, not big names
• Real Madrid, Barcelona resume La Liga race on Wednesday
• ‘Fair play to Italy’ says Haskell as ruck row rumbles on
• Foul-mouthed Haye rises to Bellew fans bait
• ‘Box-office’ Stokes deserves IPL windfall — Botham
• Phelps frustrated by Rio Olympics doping fears
• Durant back as Warriors overpower 76ers
• Djokovic eyes fun in Acapulco after Aussie nightmare
• James leads Cavs over Bucks
• Tsonga moves up four places
• US track star Felix targeting 2020 Olympics
• Hamilton’s ‘beast’ pips Vettel in first-day testing
• Formula One relaxes social media rules for teams
• Horner says new F1 cars let down by ‘shark fins’
• Chong Wei will play at All England next month
• SpaceX to send two tourists around Moon in 2018
• Islamic State forced Philippine nurses to give medical training in Libya
• Saudi king to work with Indonesia to combat Islamic State
• Bangladesh Islamists to hang for Japanese farmer’s murder
• Police search Berlin properties linked to Anis Amri’s mosque
• Japanese emperor kicks off landmark visit to Vietnam
• Eleven Afghan police killed in ‘insider attack’
• Abu Sayyaf re-emerge as Philippine nightmare
• German’s ransom deadline passed on Sunday
• Senior adviser to Thailand king sacked in latest purge
• China’s favourite wins strong backing in Hong Kong leadership race
• Protesters sue to stop US missile system in S. Korea
• Japan knife man gets 14 years for pop star attack
• Jean-Marie Le Pen fined for Roma comment
• Magnanimou­s Turkmen strongman promotes vote rival
• Trump aide Conway draws ire for kneeling on White House sofa
• UN wants new drugs against 12 supergerms
• Israeli police begin evacuating West Bank settler homes
• Unicef: Women, child migrants starved in Libyan ‘hellholes’
• STAR GAZING
• HISTORY AT A GLANCE
• Casey Affleck emerges from brother Ben’s shadow with Oscar win
• Streaming industry in historic Oscars win
• Oscar elation from afar for Syria’s White Helmets
• One Direction singer Liam Payne producing own album
• Director Tracy Choi focusing on Macau women issues for her next film project
• Is Ivanka Trump building bridges - or walking a tightrope?
• Dolce & Gabbana brings VIP teens to party on Milan catwalk
• Judge lets Cosby have jurors from another state county
• Samalaju Phase 2, higher aluminium prices boost Press Metal in FY16
• Malaysia’s currency curbs boomerang on bond markets
• Milestone year for HSL with plenty of success
• Repsol eyes offshore exploratio­n blocks
• LNG vessel calls, cargoes remain top contributo­r for Bintulu Port
• Malaysia’s reserves remain usable, says BNM
• Saudi Aramco to acquire 50 pct stake in Rapid
• CIMB reports RM4.88 bln PBT for FY16
• Prasarana eyes Saudi rail-related project worth over RM968 million
• Malaysian, Saudi firms sign seven MoUs worth RM9.74 billion
• FGV FY16 pre-tax profit falls, revenue up
• Shares on Bursa Malaysia end marginally lower
• Broad money grows 4.4 pct in January 2017
• GE’s Immelt talks up global ties, Trump pivots away from trade
• Full employment redefined as Trump attacks US benchmark
• My biggest chore: Getting son to do his
• Having kids mean less sleep for mum while dad dozes on
• My daughter is the reason I wear my hair curly
• Saudi Arabia wants oil prices to rise to around US$60
• Aircraft orders push US durable goods higher to start 2017
• LSE, Deutsche Boerse merger ‘dead in water’ — Source
• Coal revival means big stock bonuses at bankrupt Peabody
• China pledges to speed up approval of stock listings
• Asia must spend US$26 trillion infrastruc­ture by 2030 — ADB
• China eyes 12 pct broad money supply rise in 2017
• Japan factory output down in red flag for economy

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