The Star Malaysia - 2018-01-19

• When death waits up high
• Under one flag
• Tenants’ poor attitude the cause of many PPR problems
• All hail ‘Musang Queen’ – mother of durians, breaker of markets
• Malaysia awarded for gutsy move
• Stall sells good food for a good cause
• ‘Bridge to connect Labuan’
• Xing Xing-Liang Liang’s second cub proof of blissful life
• Najib mingles with ordinary folk at Sabah market
• Walk the straight and narrow
• Netizens clash over morality of ‘sugar’ links
• MACC finds new evidence in probe
• Wee: Ministers get RM1mil in annual allocation, not RM10mil
• Claims of lying may land two politician­s in court
• Having one M’sian parent is enough
• Witness thought floor collapse at BEI was a bomb attack
• Waja Home gets a new vehicle
• Klang Valley night club drug syndicate busted
• Prospect’s good for dogs in shelters
• Health Ministry still working on bundling concept to reduce cost
• MCMC and police raid Nga’s home, office
• Hadi’s back bashing Dr M
• A-G: Ruling does not affect ongoing sedition cases
• Malaysian DJ Gheetha makes record starring in two Indian films
• VIVA LA BAGUETTE, BUT WITHER PALM OIL?
• Report: Abuse of police power led to robbery suspect’s death
• Agents of change through ‘One Vision’
• Low: MACC pulled back officers
• Plan to set up clean energy power plant faces resistance
• Life is usually not so black and white
• Cut down cellphone use
• Are mobile phones capable of ‘nuking’ your ears?
• Sufian: Elfira and I still a pair
• Chinese airline to allow inflight use of electronic gadgets
• ‘Caught’ in the wild
• Fantastic find
• Shackled children
• US govt could shut down
• Present danger
• Church defies deportatio­n, gives sanctuary to Albanian
• The truth about a govt ‘shutdown’
• Probe on Brexit vote fake news
• Eight-year-old boy shot dead in police crossfire
• Saudi women still silenced despite reforms, say groups
• Students, parents not taking chances after kidnap scare
• Rakhine MP held after deadly riot
• Govt to limit land reclamatio­n
• Flu outbreak spurs developmen­t of new vaccine
• Pyongyang prepares major parade on eve of Olympics
• Tillerson blames North Korea for its suffering
• South Koreans divided over use of single flag
• Climate warning likely not credible
• What to do in the event of a nuclear attack
• Spotlight on nuke alert system
• Uber nearing autonomous cars without human backup driver
• Burdened by push to excel
• Probe death of yet another elephant
• Blind to the zebra crossing
• Malaysians must learn to be smart consumers
• Senior citizens are treasure troves of knowledge
• Hail King Kohli!
• Jones laughs off England’s Six Nations injury crisis
• Stokes available for England despite charge
• Rahm ready for more Southern California success
• Warriors equal team record with 14th road win in a row
• Viviani swoops to claim third stage win Down Under
• Dreaming of Augusta
• Big-money Shenzhen to host WTA Finals till 2028
• Young gun Zverev tested but moves into third round
• Parisians run riot in Dijon
• Brazil’s Ronaldinho confirms retirement and plans farewell
• Barca in a spot
• Banned Benevento captain sorry for Instagram death posts
• Theo eyes goodies with Toffees
• We won’t be derailed
• Abdul Latif to join five others for training stint in Leipzig
• Reaching Winter Olympics a cool achievemen­t, says Tunku Imran
• Azim: Asiad athletes caught sneaking out will be sent home
• NSI and Adamas to hold anti-doping talks on March 7
• It’s time to wake up
• Coach Sarjit wants Terengganu to end Tenaga’s winning streak
• Dragons reap rewards of better defence
• Unheralded Kitayama shares early lead with Garcia
• Ben wants 2008 once again
• Malaysia can still count on Daren to keep flag flying
• Tall order for women’s singles Ying Ying and Jin Wei in last eight
• Yin Loo bows out of competitio­n - and the sport
• Axe that rule!
• Unconvinci­ng dive:
• BOUCHARD GETS A LESSON FROM HALEP
• ZANOTTI WILL BE BACK TO DEFEND MAYBANK C’SHIP TITLE
• SANCHEZ SET TO BECOME EPL’S HIGHEST PAID PLAYER

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