The Borneo Post - 2017-08-31

• The monster trucks are back
• Dr M’s reaction was normal when informed about RM30 billion losses by BNM — Witness
• Delivering promises to people special National Day gift — Najib
• PBB grassroots members support move to field new faces in GE14
• Collection centres in Lawas, Tg Manis, Samarahan
• Jubilant Malaysia dismiss judging concerns
• Kim promises more missile flights over Japan
• ‘Celebrate National Day with gratitude’
• Shania Twain says ‘scary’ to step out of comfort zone
• Business performanc­e, gross revenue to increase in 3Q17
• MTUC supports standard minimum wage
• Malaysians show great unity during SEA Games — DPM
• Indonesian faces three alleged rape charges, out on bail
• PRS pioneer passes away
• Seek new opportunit­ies, Nancy reminds Malaysians
• Pakatan Harapan to have separate manifestos for Sabah, Sarawak
• Bersih 4.0 chief to enter defence Sept 20
• ‘Be careful when buying second-hand items’
• Kapayan rep Bosi quits DAP Sabah
• Couple pleads not guilty to making false GST refund claims
• Malaysia first country in Asean to use RNPAR APCH flight procedure
• Kenyah associatio­n calls on PDP president
• ‘Community journalist­s’ can alert authoritie­s
• PBDSB to snub invitation to join any coalition
• Longhouse in Limbang bags RM80,000 in prizes at Anugerah Desa Perdana 2017
• UPP donates to pap smear campaign
• ‘Sarawak peaceful due to its leaders’
• Death caused by bullying a wake-up call
• 30 senior journalist­s to be honoured tonight
• Kolej Sunway Kuching Sept intake for DIA, SIBM programmes now open
• Foundation launches ‘Love Sayang Day’ welfare programme
• SEGi law graduates score high with second class honours
• SMC adds WhatsApp, WeChat to its service hotline
• Three Curtin students win award in design competitio­n
• 150 attend Youth Leadership Training Seminar
• Sutra.my makes planning for holidays easier
• Starbucks introduces card dedicated to National Day
• Naim to offer special promotion at Willow Moss Precinct open house
• MMEA studying legal aspect of foreign fishermen hired by Malaysians selling catch to foreigners
• ‘PH decision not to cooperate with PAS in GE14 expected’
• Forward-looking adjustment­s enable Malaysia to address unpredicta­bility, says economist
• Heartfelt homage to British war heroes
• Penang police step up security for National Day celebratio­n
• Philippine­s’ Duterte says IS battle in ‘final stages’
• Heavy rains kill five in India’s financial hub
• Trump Jr to testify in Russia probe — Lawmakers
• Harvey makes second landfall, hitting Louisiana
• US shoots down missile in test off Hawaii coast
• New searches for French girl missing at wedding
• Women’s game in good shape despite Sharapova upset of Halep
• Mission impossible? Nadal wants New Yorkers to be quiet
• Beaten Kerber admits ‘it’s tough at the top’
• Looking stylish and playing well always fashionabl­e at US Open
• Osaka warns she’s just getting started after beating Kerber
• Under-fire Wenger faces testing end to transfer window
• Fight for places as Germany eye World Cup place
• Don’t blame goalie for blunder, says Malaysia coach
• Boks seek to extend revival against Wallabies, All Blacks
• Skipper Robben tells Dutch to be believers
• Australia proves fertile talent pool for NBA
• HGA, Brothers lock horns in SCC Inter-Team Match Play final
• Ice skating squad rake in five gold at KL2017
• ‘China’s Maradona’ carries nation’s World Cup hopes
• American Olympian shoots for Chinese history
• 30 per cent of athletes at 2011 worlds admitted doping — Report
• ‘Yoong Ones’ ride wave of success
• Federer escapes thriller as rain brings chaos
• Divers win final two golds for clean sweep
• S’pore to assist in Hurricane Harvey relief ops
• Australian number plate sells for nearly US$2 mln
• Over 18,500 Rohingya flee to Bangladesh
• Concrete reefs come to the rescue of sinking islands off south Indian coast
• Postman who survived Nagasaki A-bomb dies at 88
• Ancient whales were predators not gentle giants — Scientists
• Thaksin hits out at Thailand ‘tyranny’
• Britain’s May visits Japan with eye on Brexit fears
• China sees huge potential for cooperatio­n with India ahead of Modi’s visit
• Japan deputy prime minister Aso in hot water over Hitler remarks
• Thai Prime Minister brushes aside deal behind Yingluck’s escape
• South Korea’s ex-spy chief jailed for election meddling
• More than 2 million Muslims gather for Hajj pilgrimage
• 64 dead in clashes between Syria regime and IS
• UN chief visits Gaza Strip amid humanitari­an alarm
• Iran’s Rouhani dismisses military site inspection­s
• Texas rescuers scramble to find survivors
• Pentagon chief lets transgende­r troops remain in service
• UN says Venezuela policies designed to ‘instil fear’
• 1,000 ‘treason’ complaints filed against Merkel since 2015 — Report
• Macron says fighting ‘Islamist terror’ top foreign priority
• Fears of new migrant ‘Jungle’ in the heart of Europe
• Actor explains why he is backing out of ‘Hellboy’ reboot after whitewashi­ng criticism
• Kardashian­s pledge US$500,000 as celebs rally for Harvey storm relief
• It’s Kung Fu Pangolin as Jackie fights the poachers
• Record number of Chinese models for this year’s Victoria’s Secret show
• Venice film festival kickstarts Oscars jousting
• Swift’s new music video makes biggest YouTube debut ever
• Mark Zuckerberg welcomes second daughter August in Facebook post
• Kate Moss, Marc Jacobs and Alexander McQueen inspire new TV series
• Diana'’s aura still captivates, 20 years on
• Timber Land Properties’ Choo bags Asia Pacific Entreprene­urship Award 2017
• Thyssenkru­pp wins major fertilizer plant order in Brunei
• Felda Global Ventures 1H PBT rises to RM55.974 million
• Customs, IRB to conduct joint audit on companies
• EDOTCO teams up with Dawood Hercules to acquire 13,000 telecom towers in Pakistan
• Lion Air offers special price for students to travel in Indonesia
• CIMB does well in 1HFY17 on the back of stellar performanc­e
• CGC secures LRT station naming right in rebranding exercise
• CL Khoon holds Electrical Expo 2.0 at Emart Batu Kawah
• Maxis offers fast home Internet with speeds of up to 100Mbps in Sarawak and Sabah
• GD Express’s FY17 results meet expectatio­ns, intense competitio­n may impact margins
• Bursa Malaysia bounces back as geopolitic­al concern eases
• Trump’s ‘America First’ version of the US home comes at a cost
• She built a beauty business while home schooling children
• Geothermal – a key source of clean energy
• US lays groundwork for saving coal plants
• We’ve been underestim­ating the solar industry’s momentum, that could be a big problem – Study
• Bank of Cyprus posts big loss on bad debt provisions
• Cereal, drinks companies often overlook risk of forced labour in sugarcane
• ‘Gifted’ high-tech takes spotlight at Berlin’s IFA fair
• Britain may shame firms over boss pay
• Russian central bank steps in to rescue troubled lender
• Moody’s says G20 GDP growth to exceed 3 per cent, warns of geopolitic­al risks
• Higher fuel costs pressure Chinese airline profits in the first half

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