The Borneo Post - 2017-06-18

• A filial daughter’s life-long quest fulfilled
• Soon Koh to consult CM, State A-G
• Outcome of Pujut rep’s case proves democracy still work — Abdul Karim
• Anger boils over as tower re toll hits 30
• Big guns out, US Open up for grabs
• 3 more PKR reps’ area allocation frozen by DAP govt
• Penguang: Make issues public domain
• So what exactly are greenhouse gases?
• ‘BN S’wak needs to abide by High Court’s decision’
• Public invited to take part in WOD Miri activities
• Security of electrical facilities to be enhanced against thefts, vandalism
• Presence of Sabah VIPs at state ministry event raises speculatio­ns among newsmen
• Dr Ting stays as Pujut rep, High Court rules against DUN’s decision disqualify­ing him
• Pujut issue: Crucial to address possible loopholes in law, says Balingian rep
• EC chairman: EC will not proceed with by-election for Pujut
• ‘DUN cannot interfere in Election Court’s decision’
• Dr Ting receives hero’s welcome at Miri Airport
• ‘Court’s decision proves Dr Ting’s disqualifi­cation an abuse of DUN’s power’
• Pujut ruling a victory for justice — Baru
• Beluru sees sluggish progress due to lack of decent basic amenities
• RM66 mln for longhouse water supply
• CWS to hold fund-raising run Sept 9
• Workshop to identify dilapidate­d schools
• City police chief praises local press
• Lereng Bukit Staircase Challenge charity run this July 30
• ‘Only a longhouse in Dudong applied for electricit­y supply’
• Help improve town’s economy, rep urges Kapit businessme­n
• Yarra One condominiu­ms in Melbourne are a great investment opportunit­y
• Joint-ventures the norm in car sector — Mustapa
• Mobile community van service for Lembaga Tabung Haji
• Last day at Lavino sale
• Zenyie holds marble furniture and paintings exhibition at Star City Mall
• Continuing legacy of service to needy and education
• ‘Vital for local councils to beef up enforcemen­t’
• Golden saliva
• Back to the drawing board
• Sing the ‘free’ bait to cheat the public
• Planting mint for a multitude of uses in the kitchen and beyond
• Blazing the MiniGP trail
• Authentica­lly Pincho Loco
• Go for bigger farms, advises Dr Sim
• Rotarians present ‘gift of light’ to Penans
• MMS education fair very well received
• Borneo Post, See Hua Daily and Utusan Borneo readers win Gintel prizes worth over RM74,000
• NIOSH to ink MoU with FIOH on knowledge and informatio­n sharing
• ‘Govt working to reduce number of e-Kasih participan­ts’
• Summer Boutique Charity Sale a huge success
• Samsung Malaysia presents all-new QLED TV at Miri roadshow
• Children take first look at engineerin­g
• Lee pays tribute to NGOs and associatio­ns for services to society
• Raya biscuits named after Bernama
• Book on history of towns in Malaysia launched
• ‘Emergency session on DoJ action unnecessar­y’
• Suspected criminal killed in shootout with police
• Early identifica­tion and interventi­on of bullying necessary — Suhakam
• IP on Nhaveen handed back to police
• 7 US Navy crew missing in crash off Japan
• Arsenal must spend more, but lay off Wenger — Petit
• EFL apologise for Carabao Cup livestream farce
• Lions floor Maori in All Blacks dress rehearsal
• Pilley Heritage Run attracts 780 runners
• New Zealand coach Hansen plays down hype
• Top hurdler Rayzam vows to give 120 pct to win SEA Games gold
• ‘Backlash from Mayweather-McGregor will last years’
• World game’s biggest match to decide Champions Trophy title
• Rep wants aquatic centre in Simunjan
• Britain left ‘sombre’ by tower inferno, says Queen
• India police fire tear gas to curb Darjeeling protests
• Lee Kuan Yew’s last will made upon his ‘express instructio­n’, says younger son
• Death toll from Marawi conflict passes 300
• Pakistan revokes visa of man who ran school where kidnapped Chinese worked
• Luxury on the rails in train-mad Japan
• Palestinia­ns dismiss IS claim of Israeli policewoma­n killing
• Colombia reaches deal to end 37-day teachers’ strike
• Trump says he’s being investigat­ed for obstructio­n of justice
• Hammond seeks ‘pragmatic’ Brexit
• Mali urges UN to support anti-jihadist force for the Sahel
• Trump revamps Cuba deal, turns heat up on regime
• US Cuba crackdown will choke tourism and private firms
• Masked activists document Hong Kong’s fading history
• Robot uses deep learning to write and play its own music
• Xbox One X is not the console for everyone
• Apple’s iPad Pro is closer than ever to replacing your laptop
• history at a glance
• Cosby lawyers demand mistrial, judge says jury can keep working
• Wait for verdict in Cosby’s trial turns into a test of endurance
• Elaine Ng and daughter in process of mending broken relationsh­ip
• Shania Twain announces comeback after losing voice
• John Avildsen, Oscar-winning director of ‘Rocky’, dies at 81
• LA lights up City Hall with Batman signal
• Whitney Houston was never ready for fame, says new documentar­y
• In latest sign of crude glut, aging supertanke­rs used to store unsold oil
• PNG looks to APEC, new energy projects to spur real estate
• • Current state of the cabotage policy • Volume, capacity causes shipping prices to surge
• Agricultur­e and livestock a solution to the issue
• Is cabotage policy driving up the cost of goods?
• Trump’s Wall Street game plan needs players
• Land transport also a culprit
• FBM KLCI to test 1,800-level
• Crude Palm Oil Weekly Report – June 17, 2017
• Bullish trend stays well supported
• Next week in BizHive Weekly
• Japanese workers limber up with monkey bars, radio drills
• Practising evacuation drills for North Korean missile attack
• HELP Law programmes produce top graduates
• ACCA students, affiliates, members gain more at Sunway TES CAE
• Journey of a dream come true at AeU
• Innovation­s, technology for a better world
• A milestone for biomedical scientists in the making
• Quality tertiary education at QIUP
• Enriching experience­s at MSU College
• Global career at Heriot-Watt
• ‘PhD journey was tough but interestin­g’
• Go the distance with UPM

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