The Star Malaysia - 2019-04-03

• Ensuring the well-being of those with autism
• Equanimity sale: Not plain sailing
• Malaysia is set to host the world’s largest ship-to-ship (STS) transfer hub off Johor waters.
• Rantau community want to see their sleepy town revitalise­d.
• Dr M: STS plan will boost economic growth
• China looks to the next chapter in bilateral ties
• 11 M’sian achievers under 30 make Forbes list
• Groups: Make registry checks mandatory for hiring
• ‘Child sex offender checks not mandatory yet’
• Waterspout likely brought on by hot spell
• Couple charged over Android boxes
• Man faces graft charges involving undersea tunnel project
• Najib’s trial to go on as he fails to stay proceeding­s
• CarSifu to showcase 20 vehicles
• Idris’ ‘goat feast’ promise treated as an offence
• Mohamad: Stop blaming me, your party’s the govt
• Slow to repeal repressive laws
• Wee and Lim clash over sale of Hong Kong property
• PAC to wrap up ‘missing’ GST credit refund probe soon
• Long getaways may get shorter now
• Graft busters seize more documents from HRDF office
• Small school with a huge heart
• BALANCING ENERGY COST AND SUSTAINABI­LITY
• Teen hopes to get MyKad
• ‘Keep medicine away from children’
• ENERGY EFFICIENCY FOR THE FUTURE
• New round of anti-dengue ops
• A long train running saga
• Foreign vehicles with fines may be banned
• April Fool’s prank on cops turns sour for Singaporea­n
• Key to raising standards
• Move to curb online misinforma­tion
• On the ‘List’
• Prolonged haze
• Thai polls show divisions and instabilit­y remain
• Thai homeless to be helped by launch of ‘census’
• MRT Jakarta opens at half-price fares for this month
• Crushing traditiona­l stereotype­s
• Social media struggles with fake news ahead of India polls
• Un-frog-getable first date
• The invasion of personal space
• Tough NZ gun laws easily pass first hurdle
• Scandal threatens Trudeau’s re-election bid
• ‘Riyadh paid off writer’s kids’
• Pakistan and India trade fire in Kashmir, seven killed
• ‘Chemsex’ risk messages should target all, says survey
• Bencic and Ostapenko ease into second round in Charleston
• Turner scores triple-double to lead Blazers to victory
• Vettel sets himself homework to avoid Bahrain re-run
• Be on your toes
• Frankfurt have rest of Bundesliga taking notice
• Sterling Silva
• Spalletti calls Icardi’s feud with Inter ‘humiliatin­g’
• African great Toure blasts football chiefs over racism
• Maurizio playing hard ball with Hudson-Odoi at Chelsea
• Tottenham bank on new stadium to deliver bright future
• Neville calls for Premier League grounds to host women’s games
• Handle with care
• Rankings and reputation­s don’t determine LTdL success
• Hitman Sherman returns and has revenge on his mind
• Marauding PKNP want to smash Batu Dua
• Xuerui believes she has what it takes to qualify for Tokyo 2020
• Late entry, early rise
• Hafiz believes other Indonesian pairs can fight for Olympic spot
• Bravo, Rambo!
• Mixed pair Kian Meng and Pei Jing raise eyebrows at Malaysia Open.
• Sarri faces angry vote of no confidence from Chelsea fans.
• Nothing formulaic about Formula One so far.

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