The Star Malaysia - 2018-04-04

• Johor sizzles
• When is a rendang a rendang?
• For the students
• All eyes on Najib as he meets civil servants today
• Pakatan ‘must be insane’ to cancel China projects
• No bad elements in Kelantan
• Govt steps up effort to increase Indians in civil service
• DPM: Umno man’s drug arrest regrettabl­e
• Free e-tuition for students in Bentong
• JPJ yet to update system to issue discounts
• Johor likely to stay a BN ‘fixed deposit’
• Khairy vows to back Chong in bid to become Seremban MP
• Resistance to DAP grand design in Johor
• Time running out for M’sians overseas yet to apply to vote
• Kids impress Harith and wife with kindness programme
• 56 Rohingya refugees make it to Langkawi waters
• Dr M vows to abolish certain laws
• Pictures of Mahathir not allowed on Pakatan posters
• Guan Eng shocked by PAS’ vote for news Bill
• Pakatan Harapan planning huge gathering in Pasir Gudang on Friday
• Shafie: Sabah must repeal 13 new seats as Parliament yet to pass them
• Curiosity and boredom lead to juvenile delinquenc­y
• Ministry: 14,000 tonnes of durians exported last year
• Ministry: Public can record raids but it’s an offence if manipulate­d
• Gift of freedom for the disabled
• Well-wishers showering abused Furby with gifts and love
• A nay and yay for people power
• Jackie Chan to release new album in August
• About turn on clampdown
• Rising above and smashing barriers
• Sissi for the win
• Massive haul
• Open arms for Putin meeting
• China: We hope US-N. Korea talk can avoid disruptive factors
• Fiji PM: Climate change to blame for deadly cyclone
• Ban on ivory items regardless of age
• Philippine­s’ move to conceal drug war records halted
• ‘Monsoons could mean a high death toll for Rohingya’
• Zimbabwe leader to make first state visit to China
• China cracks down on websites spoofing classic works
• SpaceX launches supplies on recycled rocket
• Graft verdict on South Korea’s Park to be televised live
• France rail strike causes chaos
• Israel has right to its land, says Saudi Prince
• Balikpapan in state of emergency over oil spill
• UN probes Afghan airstrike on civilians
• Migrant caravan rests in Mexico amid US concerns
• African giant rats sniff out vocation in demining
• ‘Little gifts’ anger Sierra Leone
• Cops not called when a drone in NZ endangered plane landing
• ‘Sister coach’ pioneers male-dominated sport
• Teen boy survives 12-hour ordeal in LA sewer
• Concern over safety of personal data
• Corporate role in climate change
• Unfair to cite religious and race discrimina­tion
• More guides for workers
• Facebook fiasco a lesson for all
• Your views
• Australia crushed
• Firefighte­r Parziale hopes to sizzle at Masters
• Bubba back from ‘dark place’ and set for the challenge
• Lindberg wins ANA Inspiratio­n in Major upset
• Hosts Russia ‘not a footballin­g nation’
• Brace yourselves, Roma
• In-form Salah can destroy any defence, says Van Dijk
• City better prepared to foil Liverpool trio, says Gundogan
• Klopp has nothing to fear
• Five keys points on Liverpool-City clash
• Pilkington keeps Cardiff on course for promotion
• Let’s end it on a high
• Be on your best behaviour, chef-de-mission tells athletes
• Vivian aims to bring back good memories from Gold Coast this time
• India team doctor reprimande­d for ‘no-needle’ policy breach
• Five stars to watch at the Games
• Aznil can spring surprise, says weightlift­ing coach
• Juliani’s injury a blow to women’s hockey squad
• Our rising stars
• All systems go
• English giants clash
• FARAH WANTS TO IMPRESS BEFORE BASKING IN SUNNY GOLD COAST
• IT’S AN ACID TEST FOR PODIUM PROGRAMME ATHLETES
• NAFIIZWAN BELIEVES NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE IN GOLD QUEST
• ROSE HOPES TO IT FULL LOOM IN AUGUSTA

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