The Borneo Post - 2018-09-30

• PD by-election sees seven-cornered fight after one aspirant rejected
• No more excuses for failing to solve water, electricit­y woes
• Work on schedule
• Nearly 400 killed in quake, tsunami
• PENELOPE CRUZ
• Tyson laments lack of personalit­ies in boxing
• Don’t hike alone in the jungles of Bau, warns Rep
• Chong sees silver lining in Federal Court ruling
• No human case of rabies in Sibu Division – Dr Annuar
• Wan Junaidi laments the many projects cancelled in Sarawak
• Anwar to focus on campaign, not bothered by Mohd Saiful
• Anwar the favourite to win Port Dickson by-election
• Karim not for using Penang example to combat rabies
• Reconstruc­tion works on Menjawah-Belaga road to begin soon – Abang Johari
• PPTelecom, PCCW Global of Hong Kong sign MoU
• Many Sarawakian­s left out of mainstream devt, says Chong
• Fast spread of rabies in Sarawak alarming — Soo
• Over 120 refund applicatio­ns handed over to Land and Survey Department
• Gobind Singh: Govt’s right to sue individual­s should be reviewed
• World Press Photo show kicks off WAK festival
• New Malaysia aspires to provide subsidised childcare – Hannah Yeoh
• Limbang, Lawas have potential to be aquacultur­e hub, says Awang Tengah
• Amanah to go for at least 13 state seats
• Chance for locals to enjoy competitiv­e tourism deals at Matta Fair
• Matta in talks with GRAB to set up technology platform
• SRDC reminds residents to be vigilant against rabies
• PPA calls for better retirement coverage
• Group to hold second diabetes conference next year
• Conserving marine life through artificial reef balls initiative
• Tasik Biru Fest has potential to attract more visitors — Minister
• School short of RM3 million for new block
• WAK: Stroll through history of Brooke Rajahs this October
• Suspect who dumped body in septic tank not mentally ill
• Oktoberfea­stival a boost for local tourism industry — Lee
• Everrise 4th Mile holding ‘Little Cuddles Fair’
• ‘Hard work, determinat­ion vital in achieving goals’
• MCCCI to hold course on digital entreprene­urship
• Yes, let’s catch the bull by the horns
• ‘Samsu’ and its lethal impact
• Mulling the future of Malaysia’s fast deteriorat­ing rivers
• Making a difference in the biosphere
• Include some plants to improve the office environmen­t
• Quadripleg­ic moves on with positive thinking
• ‘Jakarta Plugged-In an eye-opener’
• 500 walk to raise fund for Wisma St Joseph
• SMK Chung Hua Miri to represent Malaysia at World Robot Olympiad
• Namlifa to host insurance awareness run
• Annual Ora Et Labora Run to be held on Dec 8
• Forging internatio­nal ties among Commonweal­th countries
• SMK Sacred Heart emerges champion in Mad Scientist Challenge
• UCTS to hold third convocatio­n on Oct 4
• Indonesia tsunami sensors missed huge waves
• Protests as famous Tokyo fish market nears closure
• Brazilian women take to streets against Bolsonaro candidacy
• 22 die from drinking adulterate­d alcohol in Iran
• Instagram model murdered at wheel of Porsche in Baghdad
• Veterans help Europe seize Ryder Cup lead
• ‘Team most important’, insists Woods after Ryder Cup loss
• Kid’s stuff for Fleetwood in dream Ryder Cup debut
• Leeds marching to Bielsa’s tune, says Polish star Klich
• Sarri urges ‘genius’ Hazard to become world’s best
• Guardiola fires warning shot at Mendy
• Hertha stun Bayern for first win in 9 years
• Mourinho warns Pogba no one is bigger than United
• Cycling on the road to equality with mixed gender time trial
• German FA boss rekindles war of words with Ozil
• Hornets beat Celtics to spoil Hayward’s return
• Over 140 swimmers take the plunge in 3rd GCM Meet
• LeBron, Kuzma could rotate as Lakers centre
• Sibu FA wants stop to ‘illegal’ referees
• Injured Wang’s Wuhan Open run ends in heartbreak
• Teong Kim not sacked as academy director
• Murray ends season after defeat by Verdasco in Shenzhen
• Courier steps down as USA Davis Cup captain
• Melanau, Chinese teams share community golf honours
• ‘Not about football anymore’: Indonesia hit by hooligan violence
• When tsunamis strike: Five deadliest disasters
• US urges Myanmar to hold security forces accountabl­e in Rohingya crackdown
• Scandal-plagued S. Korea Buddhist elects unconteste­d leader
• Over 300 endangered turtles hatch in Singapore
• Abused Hong Kong maid ‘rises again’
• Education hothouse S’pore seeks to ease the pressure
• Trami batters Okinawa, churns to mainland
• Hong Kong marks fourth anniversar­y of Umbrella Movement
• Former senior securities regulator jailed for graft
• China eyes anti-terror force to protect overseas interests
• Nigerian air force pilot killed in crash outside Abuja
• Denmark shuts bridges, suspends ferries in massive manhunt
• Dutch terror suspects ‘had 100 kg of fertiliser for car bomb’
• Three charged with killing of Slovak journalist
• Kenyan workers say they warned Unilever before attacks in post-2007 vote violence
• Opposition candidate confirmed Maldives president-elect
• China insists not out to usurp US power
• British official jailed for stealing Grenfell fire cash
• Lavrov notes Trump blamed China, not Russia, for US election meddling
• Family of nut allergy victim call for UK law change
• Prosecutor­s to seek death penalty for accused New York bike path attacker
• Merkel, Erdogan vow to rebuild ties despite rifts
• Yemen doctors despair as babies starve in ‘orphaned province’
• Iran FM rejects Israeli atomic warehouse claims as ‘show’
• Russia begins missile system delivery to Syria, warns West on peace talks
• Four Palestinia­ns killed by Israeli fire in border clashes — Gaza ministry
• Trump orders FBI probe of Kavanaugh
• Aquarius faces fate of other migrant rescue ships
• Spray-can satire creates headache for Thai junta
• Japanese artist displays sophistica­tion in her sculptural forms
• Endangered butterflie­s find sanctuary in Tokyo biological park
• Fad for ‘lucky’ tail hair a threat to Vietnam elephants
• Enter Stanford’s polite pedestrian robot
• Education app uses photos to help learners form proper sentences
• Low-cost smart controller better at purifying air in the house
• Ending decades of doubt, ‘biggest bird’ dispute solved
• Smartphone apps to help victims of sexual assault
• PlayStatio­n begins to allow all-platform multiplaye­r format
• Virtual Singapore project could be test bed for planners
• What you need to know about Lil Wayne’s ‘Tha Carter V’
• ‘It was like a sad Super Bowl’: TV hosts process the Ford-Kavanaugh hearing
• CNN founder Ted Turner says suffering form of dementia
• Zhang Yimou wants ancient Chinese arts to shine in new epic
• Fan Bingbing rumoured to make comeback soon after tax evasion investigat­ions end
• Brigitte Lin divorced due to husband’s extramarit­al affairs
• How the best ‘Big Brother’ player managed to tank own game
• Led Zeppelin to face retrial over ‘Stairway’ theft claims
• Jefferson Airplane cofounder Marty Balin dies
• Amazon turns to toys, home goods in latest brick-andmortar trial
• Tencent, Alibaba chase remittance­s in battle for Southeast Asia
• Demand supports Thailand’s rice exports and earnings
• World markets themes for the week ahead
• Fixed broadband: Widening the network
• • Mobile broadband: Eyeing 5G efforts
• Tracing the broadband map
• • Ericsson report: Key industry trends
• Sabah & Sarawak
• Bursa Malaysia expected to improve
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• The six million dollar man
• Market still top-ish
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