The Borneo Post - 2018-06-28

• Only S’wak Govt can repeal OMO
• Luxury items seized at homes linked to Najib valued at RM1.1 bln — Police
• Kim Jong-nam’s murder investigat­ion described as shoddy
• ‘Enough diesel till year-end for school generators’
• ‘Strange match’ awaits England and Belgium
• SEB to set up its first childcare centre in Kuching
• US, Chinese defence chiefs talk cooperatio­n
• LEISURE Rebel Wilson ordered to pay back RM12.4 mln, interest
• BUSINESS Alam Maritim hopes to return to profitabil­ity this year
• HOME Spike in leptospiro­sis cases in S’wak this year
• Special briefing on setting up of Luconia Shoals National Park
• Ting thanks supporters despite polls loss
• About 700 have applied to become PKR Baram members
• Company director, lawyer in solar hybrid project remanded
• Contaminat­ed canned sardines to be sent back — Salahuddin
• ‘Federal, state civil servants need clear guidelines on boundaries, cooperatio­n’
• Make public your fees, driving institutes told
• DAP Serian disappoint­ed with lack of S’wak representa­tion
• CM expected to officially open BCF in Sibu
• ‘Teen marriage still common among Penan community’
• PKR Stampin appoints Surati Rosli as Women chief of Batu Kitang sub-branch
• S’wak, Sabah cultural heritage on display at 2nd Internatio­nal Borneo Fest
• PKPB thanks SEB for constant dialogues with local people, contractor­s
• Sabah Umno needs changes — Khairy
• Man remanded in prison after failing to post bail
• 12 years’ jail, five strokes for man charged with rape
• Sheda elects office bearers, state council for 2018-2021 term
• Pertubuhan Akitek to host free design lecture
• Greenzone to donate part of sales to NGO
• Adopt more environmen­tfriendly lifestyle — Tiong
• Frankie Nee re-elected chairman of Tiong Hin School Alumni Associatio­n
• Masjid Darul Istiqamah holds Aidilfitri gathering
• 72 teams in Young Innovators Challenge
• Health talk focuses on cancer, heart disease
• Maludam National Park — pride of Sarawak’s conservati­on efforts
• RM12.24 mln luxury British mansion to be won
• Lee should issue statement on Old Lutong Airstrip — MP
• Kolej Sunway Kuching to hold open day for July intake
• Drug gangs may be behind Dutch newspaper attacks — Police
• Child kidnap rumours spark five more mob attacks
• UN: Global opium and cocaine production at record highs
• Deschamps turns focus to ‘second competitio­n’
• Croatia must forget about group stage feats, says Dalic
• Musketeers lose battle but win corporate war over MedixCare
• Sharapova back at Wimbledon and at crossroads
• Tochinoshi­n climbs over language barrier to rise through rankings
• Lakers rebuilding a long-term project, says Johnson
• Three things we learned on Day 13 at the World Cup
• Sarawak Sukma bowlers will be ‘very competitiv­e’ — Aussie expert
• Back on top, Nadal aims to end Wimbledon woe
• Lack of top-level striker cost Socceroos in Russia — Media
• Attacking Japan in Pole position to progress
• Messi suffered more than ever to reach last 16
• Ryu dials down the stress and learns to win again
• Japan ‘on track’ to make Rugby World Cup history — Coach
• Rainfall hampers rescue for children stuck in Thai cave
• US judge orders migrant families reunited
• Unofficial counts show regional polls favouring Widodo
• Air raids force hospitals to shut in south Syria
• UN starts registerin­g Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh
• Hamas rocket fire from Gaza hits Israel
• US court upholds Trumps travel ban
• Pakistan’s younger Sharif launches election campaign
• China reports outbreak of H5N1 bird flu at farm
• Monitor: N.Korea still building at nuclear site
• Australia to pass foreign interferen­ce laws amid rising China tensions
• Cambodia says 50,000 observers to monitor July election
• Tokyo passes strict anti-smoking laws
• Beijing raps Taiwan’s Tsai over call to ‘constrain’ China
• Japan space probe reaches asteroid in search for origin of life
• ‘Myanmar military leaders oversaw crimes against humanity’
• UAE says it wants Yemen peace deal but Houthis must leave Hodeidah
• Sudan court scraps teen’s death term in marital rape case
• Morocco jails protest leaders for up to 20 years
• Qatar’s rivals turn to top UN court in airspace feud
• Democrat Crowley ousted by political novice in US shocker
• Colombia to resume aerial spraying to destroy coca crop — Santos
• Rights groups sound alarm over rising Nicaraguan death toll
• Age discrimina­tion jury awards landmark US$28m in damages
• Threat of collapse looms over Germany’s coalition govt
• French couple sentenced to life for murdering au-pair in London
• New Spanish PM urges Catalans to turn page on referendum
• Methane leaks offset much of the benefits of natural gas – Study
• How a conservati­on fund helped sink Trump’s budget-trimming efforts
• Building West Africa’s capacity to access climate funding
• On ‘The Bacheloret­te’, Jordan the villain goes home but insecure Chris gets to stay
• The Kinks frontman hints band getting back together
• David Lynch walks back Trump praise
• Andy Lau, Sylvia Chang invited to join Oscars voters
• Chinese-American actress Lucy Liu to receive star on Hollywood Walk of Fame
• Fans of G-Dragon slam media outlet over report on his ‘preferenti­al treatment’
• Grammys expand nominee field after criticism on diversity
• Why are Nashville’s brightest stars touring with the survivors of One Direction?
• Jimmy Fallon responds to Trump’s tweet: ‘I’ve never called this human in my life’
• Heather Locklear was one of the biggest stars of the ‘90s — now she’s known more for her legal troubles
• YouTube enlists Dunst, Clooney for comedy
• Hong Leong Bank launches digital biz solutions suite
• Palm oil ban likely to displace, not halt, biodiversi­ty losses
• ‘Change in Sarawak political affiliatio­n to have no impact on Aquasar Capital’s issue rating’
• Pahang branches of PKMM, DPMM laud ECRL
• OCBC officially opens Rawang branch
• China’s plastic recyclers go abroad as import ban bites
• Serba Dinamik scores RM465.1 million worth of contracts
• Regency Specialist Hospital to add new RM160 million building
• Talent shortage to drive wage premium to RM10.08 billion
• US tariffs funnel Asian steel to Canada’s oil industry as it seeks new markets
• Sasbadi offers value propositio­n in spite of selling pressure
• Neutral on Sunway’s disposal in Singaporea­n JV
• NS BlueScope opens retail outlet in Ipoh
• Bursa Malaysia closes lower on continued sell-offs
• LKL Internatio­nal optimistic on FY2019 prospects
• Looking to sky for solutions to Mexico’s water scarcity
• Palm oil giant still linked to Indonesia logging – Greenpeace
• Saving underwater wonder world of Belize’s reef
• Hundreds of birds stricken after oil spill in Rotterdam
• The culture clash behind GE’s quick exit
• GE breakup leaves it with best and worst performers
• Put on probation, Uber wins London license to avoid ban
• British politician­s step up pressure on Lloyds Bank
• Energy leads Wall Street rebound as trade worries ease
• Global stocks, oil rise on US pressure to snub Iranian crude
• US charges S&P analyst, two others with insider trading
• Argentina economy shrinks in April due to drought; central bank holds rate
• Trade war or not, China Inc already reining in American brands
• Trump says security panel can protect US technology from China
• BOJ’s Amamiya signals future adjustment to easy policy
• Teens next in line to get famous via VidCon

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