The Star Malaysia - 2018-09-29

• Scammed of million$
• Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad addresses the UN General Assembly after a 15-year break.
• Michelle Yeoh is excited about making the 1MDB movie, but many Malaysians aren’t thrilled it’s her.
• Rudd: Mahathir is patron saint of political comebacks
• Jailed for killing toddler with chilli
• Weightlift­ing sisters aim for glory in 2020 Olympics
• Mohd Shukri: More people providing quality info now
• MACC nabs rogue immigratio­n officers
• MACC to display MPs’ asset declaratio­n list on Oct 15
• More people to be called up in 1MDB probe
• Cops dare Raja Petra to file report over RM43mil theft claim
• Malaysians criticise ‘BN supporter’ Yeoh on social media
• Najib: We must always fight for Umno
• Bazaar traders take up smaller space
• 439 villagers suffer brunt of inter-monsoon floods
• Customers left hungry as Grab bites into riders’ pay
• Lynas slams Fuziah over her statements
• Reclamatio­n to finally take off
• Anwar can contest in PD polls, says AG
• Saiful takes on ex-boss in by-election
• Board: Housing prices may drop
• MCA Youth leader urges Chua not to harm party
• Asian Sports Tribunal to be based in M’sia
• Hectic days ahead for new EC chief
• Mazlan apologises to Anwar for defaming him
• Leiking assures China of easy trade access
• Pakatan looking to amend GPA
• Star Health Fun Run now open to 7,000 runners
• ‘Civil caning worse than syariah’
• Barisan holds control in three state seats in Perak
• CM: Help underway for the stateless in Sabah
• Revisiting Reformasi 20 years later
• Chenderoh rep injured in accident near Ipoh
• Girl injured after stepping on ‘Eiffel Tower’
• Singer Fei to call it quits after next concert tour
• Boxing bag
• Taking action
• Raw emotion
• Team set up to collect evidence
• Netanyahu lobs nuclear accusation against Iran yet again
• Businessma­n convicted of selling fake bomb detectors
• Oh rats! Disease makes the jump
• No fatalities in plane crash
• ‘Major terrorist attack’ foiled in Netherland­s
• Ryanair strikes disrupt 40,000 passengers across Europe
• Scandalous Buddhist sect elects leader unconteste­d
• Victim of abuse turns rights advocate
• Tsunami strikes Sulawesi
• Accuser slams pope’s silence over abuse cover-up claims
• US police chief ‘heartbroke­n’ after boy’s body found
• Trump backs embattled Kavanaugh
• Phone numbers given to FB ‘may be used to target ads’
• Turning to renewable energy
• New Orleans unveils slave market tour app
• Indian coffee chain changes name after being sued
• Melaka a model green city
• Cancel PIL 1 for our children’s sake
• Coal not the answer for energy
• Sad to see end of aircraft maintenanc­e
• Williams sisters – Serena and Venus – out of China Open
• Magnificen­t course
• Captain Furyk says Koepka is team’s most potent weapon
• Americans storm to 3-1 lead in four-ball event
• Hamilton says he feels healthier, happier and stronger
• Grosjean and Magnussen to stay on with Haas next season
• Sebastian: I don’t need a shrink to help me in title battle
• First big test for Carlo
• Cavani and Neymar on same wavelength as PSG target eighth win
• A Real headache
• Germany beat Turkey for right to host Euro 2024
• The Pogba factor
• Ferguson would have dumped Pogba, says Ince
• Keep on pushing
• Lamela fights for place in Pochettino’s plans
• Emery eyes seven in a row as revived Arsenal face Watford
• Shields up, Warriors as Rhinos come charging in their den
• Birthday girl Aira wants the biggest cake – the title
• Syed Saddiq promises equal treatment for para athletes
• Bowler Rafiq misses shot for PBA title by a whisker
• Gushing over the Blues
• I DON’T NEED A SH R RINK TO HELP ME IN TITLE BATTLE, SAYS S VETTEL
• PUIG REVEALS STRUGGLES AFTER SHOCK OLYMPIC WIN
• LEUN KWANG EARNS CIMB CLASSIC TICKET IN DRAMATIC STYLE
• AARON-WOOI YIK’S GALLANT RUN IN KOREAN OPEN ENDS

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