The Star Malaysia - 2017-05-30

• Seeing raids – and shopping on
• Improving passenger safety
• Eight ministries hit PEB KPI targets
• Malanjum: Put native courts in parallel with civil and syariah ones
• Dance teacher optimistic despite losing part of leg
• Couple remanded over son’s death
• Restaurant worker and cops chase down thief and accomplice­s
• Five-hour shock at virtual money mall
• Firms have their own screening methods
• 52 Macau scam suspects entered country as ‘IT workers’
• Grandma gets ‘family time’
• Floating mosque to hold feast on June 22
• Wee: Crackdowns need collaborat­ion
• Ex-shareholde­r claims trial to four counts of insider trading
• MMA: Restrict student intake
• Health Ministry can absorb 5,300 new housemen yearly
• Man dies after causing ruckus at condo
• Home Ministry issues show cause letter to ‘The Star’
• Single mum gets 10 years more
• Experts to harvest rhino’s eggs
• English teacher gets 34 years jail and whipping for raping student
• ‘Good move to stop project’
• Short film contest wants M’sians to dig deep
• Dad kills daughter’s attacker
• SUPP submits candidates list for Pujut polls to Barisan
• 44 to vie for Harvest Queen title
• Business as usual for organ trafficker­s
• A race towards enduring values
• Hairul hasn’t given up on acting – just busy
• Troops close to retaking Marawi
• Limits on selling cattle could hurt industry and diet
• Manila axes peace talks
• N. Korea fires ballistic missile
• S. Lanka deploys troops as flood toll hits 169
• Japanese split on citing military in constituti­on
• Cops piecing together chain of events before attack
• Great Barrier Reef decline worse than expected
• Europe must stay united in face of ally uncertaint­y, says Merkel
• Portland Muslims thankful for support after fatal attack
• Kushner in the crosshairs
• Paris mayor wants to ban inaugural black feminist festival
• Top Brazilian musicians join protest bandwagon
• Warplanes carry out three strikes on Libya’s Derna
• Maggots clean up food waste and become animal feed
• ‘Malware authors speak Chinese’
• Ethical hackers not loved in India
• Military-funded prosthetic tech benefits all walks of life
• Designing a world class MRT
• Passion more crucial than innovative­ness
• About World No Tobacco Day?
• Beware the monster in disguise as a gentle man
• Treat bagworms early, MPOB
• Let us give Geely-Proton a chance to work
• Can Malaysians give their input for Kabali 2?
• Fearsome foursome
• No more Mr Angry
• Dumoulin stuns Quintana to make Giro d’Italia history
• Brilliant Brickyard debut whets Alonso’s appetite for more
• LeBron and Cavaliers not scared of Warriors
• Kev finally gets it
• Sparkling Noren storms to European PGA title
• Feng notches first win of season in Volvik Championsh­ip
• Never abandon hope
• Thiem steamrolls Tomic in first round
• World No. 1 Kerber cracks under pressure
• No mucking about
• Muguruza salutes ‘spectacula­r’ Schiavone
• Battling Kyrgios ready to play through pain barrier
• France ready to soar
• Jones omitted from US squad for World Cup qualifiers
• Barca duo not ready for senior S. Korean side, says Stielike
• FOOTBALL RESULTS
• Going out with a bang
• Debutants Crotone escape relegation on final day
• One final hurdle for Real
• Five areas where Barca must improve
• $plash the cash
• Fabregas hints at leaving after being dropped from Cup final
• Hazard bags two top gongs, Terry receives special prize
• I’m happy to stay
• England goalkeeper Hart confirms he will return to City
• Mertesacke­r says critics made him stronger
• That’s for you, boss
• United ready to make a move for Bale
• Brazilian Ederson set for talks with City
• SEA Games fiasco
• Enemy up north
• KL Games to feature more Malaysian young athletes
• Compoundin­g issue
• National Under-22 side get to work after months in limbo
• Maba to get serious in promoting 3-on-3 basketball

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