The Star Malaysia - 2018-03-16

• Born blind but he’s got the HOTS
• Hear the women roar
• You can get your MyKad in 45 minutes from April 1
• MATTA Fair starts today
• Microplast­ics in bottled water
• A moment to remember
• PM believed in me, says record-breaking pilot
• IGP: We will not prevent public from lodging police reports
• The sky’s the limit for women
• MCA: Women members have better touch when engaging people
• PNB staff to get RM2,000 special aid for outstandin­g achievemen­ts
• Less sleep and more work for PM
• Confident of change in Penang
• Results to be used to determine proficienc­y in HOTS questions
• Giving up social media pays off for top scorer
• MCA wants Kuantan back
• Listen, you can inspire kids to be kinder
• Idris: Our country is growing really well, moving fast
• Six-cornered fight expected for hot seat
• Ismail willing to contest against ex-mentor
• ‘MIC must field high-calibre candidates’
• ‘Penang folk stand to lose RM20bil’
• Lim: We’re not happy with contractor’s reply on graft allegation­s
• DAP rep heads to ‘key battlegrou­nd’
• FRIM scientists to reap profits from discoverie­s
• A sea of garbage that won’t go away
• Restaurant pays unique tribute to Sridevi
• Man nabbed for allegedly sodomising 21 tahfiz pupils
• ‘Enough is enough’
• Bali gets ready for vow of silence
• Fur out of fashion, says Donatella
• Thai tycoon forms new party
• Moscow warns of retaliatio­n against move
• Criticisin­g politician­s now a crime in Indonesia
• Macron backs Britain’s claim
• Australia urged to get tough on human rights
• Australia considers visas for white S. Africans
• Billionair­e forms new Thai party
• Duterte will be held accountabl­e, say groups
• Aceh mulls beheading as penalty for murder
• Woman who shot boyfriend dead in YouTube stunt jailed
• Organ trade crackdown pays off
• Advocate calls for more anti-smoking efforts
• Spotted marsupial in the wild again after 50 years
• Syria conflict continues to rage as war enters eighth year
• Respecting rights of citizens
• Collaborat­ion vital in fighting wildlife crimes
• Seeing hope through Stephen Hawking
• Proposed fake news law needs careful considerat­ion
• Recalling the visit of a lifetime
• ‘I’m super relaxed’
• McLaren’s Alonso ready to fight on two fronts
• Rohit returns to form to guide India into final
• Els and Furyk awarded berths into US Open
• Federer cruises on
• Durant shines as Warriors halt Lakers, Wizards stun Celtics
• England boss Jones apologises for Ireland and Wales slurs
• No case for defence
• Mbappe double maintains PSG’s perfect run at home
• Modeste and Pato win it for Tianjin in AFC Champions League drama
• Match-by-match previews of Premier League matches this week
• Kane targets April return to ease World Cup fears
• Magical Leo leaves Eden in the shade
• Conte says Chelsea loss to Barca was unfair
• State-of-the-art rugby academy unveiled in Sandakan
• Appetite for more
• Title holders Borneo Eagles the clear favourites in Sevens meet
• United we stand
• Kumar to know fate over doping violation in three weeks
• Muaz needs to find his magic and claw back into contention
• Spanish boost for national football leagues
• On the right platform
• Azizulhasn­i racing against time to be fit for C’wealth Games
• Yee Xian strikes the right balance after scoring 10 As in SPM exams
• Aifa on course for her fourth PSA Tour title
• TMJ bombshell!
• OSAKA SETS UP SEMIS CLASH WITH HALEP
• PENG SOON-LIU YING GO DOWN FIGHTING AT ALL-ENGLAND
• UNITED SEEK SALVATION AFTER EUROPEAN EXIT

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