The Star Malaysia - 2019-03-30

• Too good for its own good
• ‘CEP report is for all’
• ‘Report not a matter of national security’
• 8aim: I’ll release eE2 report
• Jomo: There were sensitive issues but not anymore
• Karpal acquitted posthumous­ly of sedition charge
• Three maids flee abusive ‘Tan Sri’
• When the stars finally aligned for Yeo and Lee
• Thailand not ready to operate 24-hr border
• UEC holders can sit for CLPE
• ‘RCI to decide on whether to use report’
• RM3mil habitat fund for heritage enclave folk
• Kedah govt on the hunt for poachers in Ulu Muda
• BN to focus on track record
• Hundreds pay last respects to Sandakan MP
• Poon steps in as Sabah DAP’s acting chairman
• Duo deny helping set up illegal massage parlour
• Charged over ‘fertility treatment claims’
• Irresistib­le deals at MATTA Fair
• AirAsia paving the way for job security, well-being
• India: Pilot on Dr M’s plane advised to divert
• Forensic expert: Adib’s injuries highly unusual
• Ling bowled over after meeting ‘human calculator’
• Jeffrey Cheah Foundation is now sponsoring Chevening scholars
• 30 schools to receive grants
• Wising up to what’s real and what’s not
• Perak to give stateless kids a chance to go to school
• Grandma digs own well at home
• Impatient crowd jostles for entry to Lima’19
• Ex-temple committee members lodge report over mismanagem­ent
• Take a leaf out of Tabichi’s book
• Move to promote equal protection for all workers
• Your Views
• Rely on science to counter fake medical advertisin­g
• Jumbo haul
• Thai polls candidates file complaints
• Journalist Ressa rearrested at Philippine airport
• SingPost fined RM900,000 for failing to meet standards
• Further inquiries needed on Songkran booze ban
• Party places coronation first before forming govt
• US, China wrap up talks
• Australia seeks to mend China ties
• HRW urges Ardern to discuss Muslims in China
• Emperor’s exit resets Japan calendar
• Trump and Moon set to meet in Washington soon
• Criminal case to be filed in fire that killed 25 in Bangladesh
• Brexit deal vote third time unlucky
• Anti-stall system said to be activated in Ethiopia crash
• Survivor forgives gunman
• Maduro bans rival from holding public office
• Quebec to ban religious symbols in public service
• Trudeau sorry for rare show of sarcasm
• Hit political satire ‘Veep’ back for final curtain call
• Twitter may tag rule-breaking Trump tweets
• Trump bounces back at rally
• No sweat for Roger
• Hold your horses
• Hamilton calls for more of a stand against racism
• Wallabies ‘not a million miles away’ from W-Cup success
• Bottas determined to hang on to the winning feeling
• Giannis hurt in Bucks’ victory over Clippers
• Late birdie burst lifts Choi to Kia Classic lead
• Time to make some Moise!
• Australia’s Tim Cahill retires at 39
• Playing for survival
• Higuain retires from Argentina duty with message for critics
• Moving four-ward
• West Ham open to selling Rice for the right price
• Saints boss Hasenhuett­l warns over video games ‘addiction’
• No complacenc­y
• Kane says he would support ‘walk off’ over racial abuse
• Van Dijk set for house search after landlord lands big job
• SportExcel out to promote junior golf with new tourney
• Malaysian outfit riders Fabio and Franco ready to rumble in Argentina
• It’s 12 and counting for teen golfer Winnie
• Malaysia pip India to compound gold in Asia Cup
• Yiwen hopes to bring out her A-game for first PSA title
• Save our City!
• Davies tells baby Elephants to be patient
• Devan has fit and complete squad for cruncher against high-riding PKNS
• Landlord ‘from hell’
• Jin Wei serves good news to home fans awaiting the Malaysian Open.
• Russel out to get past Lalu in blue-riband event at home.
• Tiger not lost in the Woods yet at Match Play.

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