The Star Malaysia - 2017-06-18

• ‘Sweeter’ pills to swallow
• Social media: Boon or bane?
• Maritime accident
• ‘We’ll keep caring for settlers’
• Campaign promotes deeper understand­ing of the Quran
• Mustapa: Enough criticism over Proton-Geely partnershi­p
• Making it cheaper for patients
• Forever grateful to godfather
• Marking a special day for all dads out there
• Father’s passion for riding stirs his children’s interest
• Kids’ success brings joy to dad
• Septuagena­rian cuts a cool look for Raya
• Biscuits ‘in the news’
• Previin pines for his best friend
• Heng slams those who are aware but don’t stop bullies
• KSM bounces back with huge profits
• Errant bus drivers to be given summonses on the spot
• R.AGE scoops SOPA award
• Four armed robbers shot dead in separate incidents
• Govt out to put a stop to cyberbully­ing
• Anwar: I don’t want to be PM
• i-City brightens up Malaysia
• Ting remains as Pujut assemblyma­n
• Honour thy father on his special day
• Staying connected all the time
• Watching violence
• Social media can lead to self harm?
• Fasting together for a cause
• Making roads safer begins with you
• Mellower side of AirAsia’s gregarious chief
• Working on walking
• Passing of a statesman
• US president under probe
• May faces public anger over tower fire as death toll rises
• Queen E honours policeman killed in terror attack
• Duterte’s return to duty eases health worries
• Philippine­s pounds militants in Marawi
• Ex-US Navy attache gets 41 months’ jail for bribery
• S’pore to educate people on cat care
• Last will made upon instructio­n
• Ministry aims to revive traditiona­l opera schools
• X-ray space telescope to focus on black hole research
• Tale of extraordin­ary courage
• US billionair­e brings Dutch painters’ art to China
• Washington embraces unity – for now
• Focus sharply on terrorism
• Pound braces for impact, regardless of soft or hard Brexit
• Thriller assured
• Sime Darby LPGA is back
• Key holes on the TPC Kuala Lumpur, East Course
• R&A introduce Ready Golf to amateur events
• Leong hopes married life will drive his game further
• Scotland dig deep to upset Wallabies in cliffhange­r
• Hansen plays down hype about All Blacks ahead of Lions Test
• Hideki has what it takes
• World No. 1 Johnson needs break to digest Major flop
• McIlroy and Elkington clash in social media spat
• Casey overcomes triple bogey for four-way tie at the top
• Staying on guard
• Ranieri sees great season ahead for Nantes
• $pend and mend
• IFAB to discuss a ‘quiet revolution’ in laws of football
• Conte feeling Blue
• Foxes slap whopping price tag on Schmeichel to fend off suitors
• EFL apologises for Carabao Cup livestream farce
• Tax-ing time for Ron
• Perez closing in on third mandate as Real president
• Theo set to cross RealAtleti­co divide
• Clash of the titans
• Wagner a throwback striker in youthful Germany squad
• Selangor’s Letshana shows she has a smashing future ahead of her
• In the mood for revenge
• Malaysia go down fighting to Australia ACBA Dragons
• England thrash Malaysia in second group clash
• Ivan finds his composure to beat Creed for a place in the final
• Thanabalan aims to win SEA Games gold and provide better life for his family
• Big breakthrou­gh
• DUSTIN, RORY AND JASON MISS THE CUT
• NICHOLAS VAULTS TO THE TOP IN THAILAND
• Inaccurate blood pressure readings?
• Flu shot less effective in obese
• C-section guilt
• Unable to breastfeed
• Want to be flexible?
• Hormones for fertility
• Aspirin danger
• Drones to the rescue
• Resistance may be futile
• A large problem
• Finnish schools are moving on up
• Malaysian children need to start young too
• Only the best
• Germany to welcome pandas
• LIFE ON THE FAST TRACK
• Choosing suitable pathways
• Creative thinkers
• Much on offer
• Robot picks up, sorts garbage
• Run for a cause
• Green initiative­s on campus
• Ground breaking for Nexus school
• An immersive experience
• Oxford Fajar marks 60th anniversar­y

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