The Borneo Post - 2018-06-06

• Rosmah questioned by MACC
• Get two Acts null and void
• Awesome responsibi­lity, says new AG Tommy Thomas
• Inspired Warriors in quest to join NBA immortals
• Committee on foreign workers to be set up
• Guatemala volcano death toll rises to 69
• ‘Practise recycling to protect environmen­t’
• Tom Jones’ estranged son struggling as homeless busker
• New tool to help suppliers assess MSPO certificat­ion
• Zero-rated GST an election promise fulfilled — Rep
• Little Kumang, Keling winners crowned
• Has Sarawak been shortchang­ed?
• Lawyer calls Petronas’ actions ‘huge slap to Sarawak’
• ‘Change of govt ushers in new era for MACC in combating corruption’
• Petronas doing what S’wak govt should have done over PDA 1974 — PH S’wak
• Red Files unfold yet another scandal involving RM9.4 bln
• Some GST-related complaints on social media false, meant to tarnish traders — KPDNKK S’wak
• SUPP launches petition to support fight for ownership of O&G resources
• Apologise for misleading Sarawakian­s, ministers told
• STAR: Petronas’ court action desperate move to hang on to Sarawak’s oil and gas
• Sarawak legal minds offer services to govt in Petronas suit
• Ali Biju says among those likely to get federal cabinet post
• Minister will no longer screen Industrial Court cases
• 265,149 PTPTN borrowers out of Immigratio­n blacklist
• Thomas stands by just, fair, true and right, says his legal firm
• The new Attorney-General and Reform of the Judiciary
• MP: Crucial for Sarawakian­s to remain united amidst Petronas suit
• ‘Tommy Thomas principled, trustworth­y man’
• Voon: Thomas’ appointmen­t as AG a confidence booster
• Appointmen­t in line with requiremen­t of federal government — Mukhriz
• Ministry assures enough essential goods for Hari Raya
• Comment on RM40-mln World Cup 2018 telecast misinterpr­eted — Snowdan
• Foreigners given three months to vacate PPR housing
• Farmer loses appeal, to serve 55 years for raping underage daughter
• Baru: Reason given for 30-month rental arrears disappoint­ing
• Lim summons Irwan, Najib to explain lopsided SSER deal
• Employers given until end June to contribute to HRD levy — Kulasegara­n
• Perlis Menteri Besar crisis resolved, exco to be sworn in before Raya
• Curtin geology students learn while making tomorrow better
• MP calls for review on suspended phase of Sibu flood mitigation project
• NGO submits memorandum to PM for Jakim, tahfiz to be empowered
• Razeline connects YouTubers and fans through text messaging
• Teen riders succumb to injuries after crash
• Witness: Cadet complained of being assaulted by friends over ‘stolen’ laptop
• Committal proceeding against Mohd Rafizi may be withdrawn
• Police admit negligence in Jamal’s disappeara­nce
• Zero-rated GST: 11 Bintulu traders issued warning
• Former chief justice calls for tougher rules against civil servants’ political involvemen­t
• Allow front-liners to receive simple gifts
• Navy to strengthen Eastern and Western fleets in Sabah
• Shafie applies to strike out Musa’s lawsuit
• MRA suggests lower rate for SST
• Appoint Ranau MP to federal Cabinet — Anak Negeri
• Another PBRS division dissolved
• CAP calls for ban on single-use plastics
• RM1,000 bonus for Penang civil servants for Aidilfitri
• Our move for the good of party, SUPP Dudong tells Dr Sim
• Special recycling-vending machine unveiled at tHe Spring Shopping Mall
• ‘Feast of Corpus Christi’ celebrated with special mass, procession
• Being thrifty this Hari Raya
• Reopen traffic entry point from Brooke Drive, Bukit Assek rep tells SMC
• JCI Mandarin Repok proud to be part of winning team
• AirAsia Ramadan and Gawai ads celebrate spirit of passion and perseveran­ce
• Property losses mount in Hawaii’s Big Island as lava flow spreads
• China rebukes Taiwan president for Tiananmen comments
• HK ‘celebrity tutor’ charged with exam paper leaks
• Colorado wildfire rages, hundreds forced to leave
• Sri Lanka aiming to capitalise on rare Windies visit
• South African Impey storms Dauphine sprint
• Smith ‘cried for four days’ after tampering scandal
• Once bitten twice shy, Genia will not underestim­ate Irish
• Indian fans fill stadium after emotional plea by captain
• World Cup can bring fractured nations together — Study
• Karius suffered concussion in Champions League final — Doctors
• Russian amateur footballer­s gain little from World Cup
• How cracks appeared in the joyous French unity of 1998
• Infantino cagey over 48-team World Cup and possible co-hosting in 2022
• Star-struck: FIFA forced to redo Russia World Cup ad
• Ricciardo will have a grid penalty in Canada, says Newey
• Former world champion Fury back in love with boxing
• End gold medal targets, says Australian Thorpe
• Injury wrecks Serena’s audacious French Open title bid
• ‘David and Goliath’ inspires Schwartzma­n comeback against towering Anderson
• ‘Allez Les Bleus!’, Del Potro charms Paris crowd
• Kasatkina moving on at Roland Garros – and moving out
• Serena faces Wimbledon fight as Paris party falls flat
• Cavaliers face now-or-never home stand in NBA Finals
• Fans, sponsors make it a World Cup with Chinese characteri­stics
• Japan’s Noguchi eyes Olympic climbing gold
• I don’t feel old’: Birthday boy Nadal after 900th win
• All Blacks look to avoid informatio­n overload
• Fighting fit: How footballer­s prepare for a World Cup
• Carey: Formula One excited by Vietnam possibilit­ies
• Singapore launches ‘World Peace’ medallion to mark Trump-Kim summit
• Court rejects arrest of Korean Air ‘nut rage’ matriarch
• Cladding on London tower blamed in report at inquiry
• King warns Jordan ‘at crossroads’ over economic protests
• Plastic wasteland: Asia’s ocean pollution crisis
• Saudi Arabia says new Yemen missile intercepte­d
• US prosecutor­s accuse Manafort of attempted witnesses tampering
• US considers sending warship through Taiwan Strait
• Singapore’s Gurkhas to guard Trump-Kim summit
• Myanmar enterprise tries to make trash trendy
• Macron walks fine line as Netanyahu seeks anti-Iran front
• United States boycotts world disarmamen­t body over Syria presidency
• First Saudi women get driving licences weeks before lifting of ban on female motorists
• Nicaraguan govt calls for new talks after five more protest deaths
• US pushes for Venezuela to be suspended from OAS
• SpaceX delays plans to send tourists around Moon — Report
• London teen found guilty of plot with all-female terror cell
• One dead as record storms sweep across France
• Belgium to honour two police officers killed in attack
• Helping sons not to become monstrous men
• I felt like I was starting from scratch as a parent when my husband died
• Going ‘Overboard’: Hollywood’s glut of gender-swap remakes starting to annoy
• Over RM200 million loss in ‘Solo’ film setback expected
• I should be the poster boy of #MeToo — Woody
• Brian De Palma bored of Hollywood blockbuste­rs
• ‘Dark Phoenix’ star says film is about ‘The X-Men Family’
• Kris Wu is first Chinese singer in Billboard Hot 100
• The new filmmakers redefining independen­t cinema in China
• Kanye West offers up luxurious emptiness
• Punk rockers NOFX apologise for Vegas shooting remarks
• Harvey Weinstein set to plead innocent in NY
• ‘Black Panther’ Letitia Wright improvised one of the movie’s best scenes
• Unexciting sales outlook for properties despite relief from GST
• Total trade up 11.7 pct to RM155.42 bln in April 2018
• WEX to issue Shell’s commercial fleet cards in US and Canada
• Quiet first quarter for planters, but positivity intact
• Brushing up on housing loans
• Zurich Takaful converts composite license to two
• Set SST at low rate, urges Bumiputera retailers organisati­on
• Zero rated GST not a major catalyst in property sector
• MIDF Research downgrades Axis REIT to ‘neutral’ as near-term prospects priced in
• StanChart M’sia expects to double its Priority Banking clients in the next three years
• HSBC, ING Bank execute first blockchain transactio­n
• Gamuda sustained by RM13.5 billion orderbook, potential project revivals
• Australia, S’pore top new technologi­cal readiness ranking
• RAM Ratings reaffirms HSBC Amanah’s AAA rating
• Bursa Malaysia closes slightly lower
• RHB Insurance eyes RM5 mln in premiums in 12 months
• Paysafe Group completes acquisitio­n of iPayment
• Trump touts border wall, but no guarantee it would work
• With maple syrup tariff, Canada-US trade dispute spills beyond metals
• Total virtual currency sales jump in 2018 but monthly trend slows
• Air traffic strikes bigger threat than fuel prices in 2018, IAG says
• Mexico firms eye workaround on US metals tariffs, consumers in bind
• Mexico to file WTO complaint over US tariffs
• NAFTA’s demise would cut Canada growth 0.4 pct
• Mexico set to impose 20 pct tariff on US pork legs – Sources
• China pushes state banks into home rental market
• Australia criticises China pressure for Qantas to change website on Taiwan
• Asia stocks steady after rally, focus back on fundamenta­ls
• Australia keeps rates on hold ahead of growth data

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