The Star Malaysia - 2019-05-22

• Probing on all fronts
• Malaysia aims to reduce the cost of the RTS project, including getting the private sector to run it.
• Childhood friend treated him like a blank cheque
• Sumatran rhino Tam living out his final days
• Hisham: I leave it to them to conduct thorough probe
• FACC may quiz ex-senior ministers
• Probe into condo reopened
• Khalid: We’re working with MACC in probe on dubious land deals
• Kelantan withdraws oil royalty suit against Petronas
• Cops nab man who learned drug-making from Internet
• ‘Firetrap’ warning rings true
• Address GP fees issue, Health Ministry urged
• ‘Quota system a Cabinet decision’
• Convert has no problems living with parents
• Ex-XPDC rocker Ali turns to preaching Islam
• Rise and shine my way!
• Man’s bid to earn extra income foiled by police
• MP benches her officer over scandal
• Assured of an enriching time at expo
• Locals swarm Penang for a long weekend getaway
• Learn all about a career in biotech and medicine
• Rozali and Rosnani on top of the list
• In need of courageous leadership
• Medication to blame for Hael’s weight gain
• Huawei sales in China not dampened by Google’s restrictio­ns
• Ceding power to local communitie­s
• Initiative­s to make farming a lucrative business
• Simply a switch of devices
• Open up skills-based courses for older people
• Negative effects of government interventi­on
• Jokowi gets a second term
• Being cautious
• ‘Prabowo not a suspect in treason case’
• Indonesian escapes drug smuggling conviction in the Philippine­s
• Man confesses to killing witness
• Man charged after cleaver attack at hospital
• Vietnamese and Thai arrested with exotic Lao birds
• Thailand to produce medicines from seized weed
• Four dead in bar roof collapse
• ‘Huawei products should not be linked to politics’
• Record number of graduates face tough job prospects
• Inside the highest airport
• 300 million farmers brace for armyworm invasion
• Final push for forced labour claims
• ‘Mother of Satan’ bombs show foreign hand in Sri Lanka attacks
• Lightfoot eyes big reforms
• Three handwritte­n wills found in Franklin’s home
• Christchur­ch gunman charged with terrorism
• Court orders life support to resume for Frenchman
• Warriors beat Trail Blazers to reach fifth straight Finals
• The battle begins
• American ace Williams starts training in redesigned main stadium
• Niki Lauda
• Semenya to race 3,000m at Diamond League’s Prefontain­e
• We blew it big time
• Makeorbrea­k for cashed-up Chinese teams in Asian Champions League
• Still together
• World Cup ticket buyers discoverin­g seats aren’t together
• US defenders Brooks and Yedlin to miss Gold Cup
• It’s a miracle
• Treble winners Man City enjoy celebrator­y parade
• Brighton name Potter as manager to replace Hughton
• Melaka set to announce two new signings
• Hope springs eternal
• Bitterswee­t outing
• Li Jane on track for second title on US Tour
• Divers need to pool their resources tocreatea splash again
• Thank you, Nicol
• Sporting world mourns death of Lauda
• Ex-Barca star Xavi’s last match ends in defeat for Al Sadd.
• Malaysia virtually through to Sudirman Cup q-finals after edging India.
• Artistic gymnast Tan Ing Yueh bags silver for her second World Cup medal.

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