The Star Malaysia - 2020-06-17

• Save the banquet
• Institutes of higher learning thinking outside the box
• Pakatan Harapan yet to reach a consensus whether to pick Dr Mahathir or Anwar as its candidate for prime minister.
• Ex-Felda chairman Isa acquitted of CBT but must answer nine charges on graft involving more than RM3mil.
• An inter-Korean liaison office north of the border was blown up after recent virulent rhetoric from Pyongyang.
• Govt programmes under close watch
• PMO: Muhyiddin cancer-free and fit to carry out duties
• Ex-ministers among five sworn in as senators
• TNB taking steps to address users’ complaints
• Foreign workers getting used to the new normal
• 17 sites ordered closed
• Eateries expect moderate Fathers Day celebratio­n
• Wedding industry players in a bind, seek help
• Sabah girl stays in tree to get Internet connection
• Only two in family can visit pasar malam in Perak
• Keramat public housing residents’ urban farm a national model
• ‘I did not pressure Ambrin’
• Umno waiting for RoS nod to hold meetings
• My30 travel pass continues to sell like hot cakes
• Time for some fun in the sun
• Para athlete shares loving moment with wife in touching tweet
• More people heading back to the beach
• ‘Property market is stable despite virus pandemic’
• When guns and racism collide
• Live by principles of Rukunegara for unity
• When the going gets tough
• Protecting public health through FTAs
• Phase 2 reopening to begin Friday
• Schools in green zones in 90 cities and regencies will be allowed to reopen in phases from July for the 2020-2021 school year.
• The global Canton Fair goes digital in move to help stabilise internatio­nal supply and industrial chains amid pandemic.
• Rappler chief vows to fight verdict, saying her conviction is a ‘cautionary tale’ for press freedom in the Philippine­s.
• Seven offices were ordered shut and 52 employers issued fines of S$1,000 each over lapses in safety measures.
• China to step up efforts with Laos in virus fight
• Survey finds schools not ready for new normal
• Groups file documents in support of medical marijuana
• Capital records 79 infections in four days
• Final BeiDou satellite launch delayed due to tech issues
• Man shot at statue protest
• US embassy in Seoul removes BLM banner
• Experts question police recruit screening exams
• France backtracks on police chokehold suspension
• Aboriginal musicians find new fans amid shutdown
• Nobel winner: Virus could worsen existing inequaliti­es
• McIlroy’s run ends and the incredible bulk
• The Old Lady’s 14th Cup wish
• Tibet’s only football club fold over altitude row
• ‘Football will return’: Qatar virtually unveils World Cup venue
• Benitez and Paulinho back to China and into quarantine
• Dortmund coach determined not to burn out Haaland
• Flick sees advantage in revamped Champions League for Bayern
• Find your own fire
• Time to finish the job, says Reds’ Milner
• Up to us to convince Auba to stay, says Arsenal boss
• Jern Rong can’t hit his Peak, but finds a new fire
• Park’s comments can drive Flandi to do better
• Training – and refraining
• Kegler Muaz is back, and aiming for a crown
• Kedah delay return to training by a week
• Vivian visualises last Hoo-rah at Uber Cup in Denmark.
• Angelic Devil – Rashford puts smiles on faces of kids from poor families.
• Champions League to be settled by ‘Final Eight’ tourney.
• Tennis veteran Venus still has fire in her belly.

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