The Star Malaysia - 2020-01-17

• Plus 20 years
• Too close to call
• ‘Lower toll charges will ease cost-of-living pressure’
• States urged to change their marriage laws
• Move to curb child marriage
• Free breakfast scheme for ‘deserving pupils’ lauded
• Local bodies to be scrutinise­d to check terror financing
• Opposition urges voters to reject PSS
• Going cashless catching on among petty traders
• E-Tunai allocation may be increased
• New media council gets down to business
• Objections over original audit report
• Go cashless or no subsidy, Loke tells bus operators
• Liow happy M’sians support TAR UC
• MCA, MIC seek to step into vernacular school suit
• Bus operators not in festive mood
• Bersatu to discuss Dengkil rep’s fate
• Police record Latheefa’s statement over audio recordings
• ‘Pulau Kendi could be a snorkellin­g heaven’
• Traffic wardens on the beat in Penang
• MyIPO off to an encouragin­g start
• Judiciary to improve mobile court programme in Sabah and S’wak
• Throwing the book at illegal wildlife traders
• Sabah-S’wak link road constructi­on to begin in June
• Council has no power to remove PM, says PAS
• A state of birthday cheer
• Finas extends helping hand to child star Balqis
• 84-year-old porn star granny enjoying life
• Two kids fall ill after brushing teeth with rat poison
• G25 responds to criticism of report
• negative consequenc­es of feeding wild animals
• When silence is not golden
• No time to dawdle in tackling climate crisis
• Philippine­s: Taal is still dangerous
• Jokowi names possible successor
• Many offer to adopt unwanted baby
• S’pore misinforma­tion law challenged in court
• More S’poreans engaged in volunteeri­sm in 2019
• Polio cases in the Philippine­s rise to 16 from last year
• Trade deal with US signed
• Official: One-China principle key to Taiwan relations
• Xi calls for renewal in ancient ties with Myanmar
• All eyes on Putin’s PM pick
• Mystery China-linked virus surfaces in Japan
• Ex-crown prince: iran regime will collapse in months
• Race to save animals on Kangaroo Island
• Firefighte­rs save world’s only rare dinosaur trees
• Rain brings relief to Australia
• Peru deports tourists for damaging Machu Picchu
• Puerto Rico survivors still waiting for relief
• UN: Weather to get worse
• Mexico human rights a ‘catastroph­e’
• Prince Harry to appear in public for first time since royal split
• Game for a battle
• In-bee gets off to early start in bid to retain Olympic gold medal
• Heat and 76ers continue to remain hot at home
• No starting problem
• ‘Devastated’ De Minaur pulls out because of injury
• Wimbledon champion Halep knocked out in Adelaide
• Shapovalov falls to French qualifier Humbert in Auckland
• Win with Wim
• Wozniacki to head into retirement, loved but legacy unsure
• Anger grows over smoke haze play at Aussie Open
• No stars, no problem
• Mbappe returns to haunt Monaco, hits 20th goal of season
• Let’s get fired up!
• Klinsmann in race to get valid coaching licence
• Arsenal boss awaiting decision on Dubai trip
• Joy and sorrow
• Xavi will be manager of Barca one day, says president
• A Devil of a job
• Prolific scorer and whistleblo­wer, Aluko hangs up her boots
• Gap between rich clubs and the rest continue to grow: UEFA
• FAM to make teams pay
• PJ City’s Thivandara­n is loving the hard life
• A MotoGP place for Hafizh, but only if...
• The trip to troubled Middle-East is still on
• Olympic obsession
• Powerless Tenaga has Saiful shocked
• Veteran Baljit is all excited about baby
• A plan for athletes to keep going – and going
• Unshaken Kento
• The Farah fairytale goes on with more incentives
• It’s ‘civil war’ in the men’s doubles quarter-finals in Indonesia
• Hope springs E-ternal for Malaysian gamers

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