The Star Malaysia - 2024-04-07

• Sabah politician­s support ban proposal on Umno Youth chief
• End call to boycott
• Dedicated to his orchids
• A time to find peace and joy in our hearts
• Chow: We are in talks over new highway, water projects
• Media giants band together for unity
• Civil society groups rally behind campaign for national harmony
• Tawau ferry terminal abuzz with Indonesian­s returning for Hari Raya
• All on the road in time for the festive celebratio­ns
• Spices and vegetables in high demand
• More choose to spend prudently
• Puspen inmates channel inner chefs for Aidilfitri treats
• Labour market imbalance
• More STEM grads? Create jobs first
• Govt urged to enhance skilled job opportunit­ies for biz in MSME sector
• Zafrul: Reform in order to progress
• ‘Sabah’s tourist hotspots in need of makeover’
• Resort’s garden transforms into a goldmine for its kitchen
• Honouring our local writers
• Betrayal, punishment and by-elections
• Order in unity
• Is it charity?
• From diapers to blushers
• Jostling for powder
• Olivia Rodrigo Is not kid-friendly?! Don’t act surprised
• What’s appropriat­e for children?
• I.T. is costly
• Combat drones and AI: Urgently create rules to prevent abuse
• Concerns of ‘overreach’ plaguing the new bill
• Compete cradle from the
• Meeting with junior doctors crucial to resolve standoff
• Singapore, city ? the edible
• How to navigate unwanted questions and survive family gatherings
• Ramyeon or ramen?
• The Bigc chat
• Whales are helping solve the mystery of menopause
• Miracle regimen: Jab, nip and tuck
• Hot earth: ‘Humbling, and a bit worrying’
• Insects were the future of food. They’ve ended up in the pet aisle
• Zionists’ genocidal ‘video game’ war
• Israel’s ‘sharp power’ manipulati­on threatens its allies
• Enough is enough
• Vladimir Putin’s biggest weapon is Western fear
• Remote learning enforced again
• Stranded tourists airlifted
• Election issues plaguing S. Korea
• Concern over AI use in Gaza war
• Palestinia­ns mark sombre last Friday of Ramadan
• Biden: Your nation has your back
• New York rattled by small earthquake, aftershock
• Us$17.5mil to settle suit over forced removal of head coverings
• EU plagued by crime gangs
• Austria may be largely ice-free within 45 years
• Eclipse-chaser about to witness her 21st
• Close call for Celtics
• Business as usual
• Top seed Pegula beats Azarenka to reach WTA Charleston semis
• Quartararo extends contract with Yamaha
• Teeing off for worthy cause
• Puma announces release of Phantomcat shoe
• Kim happy just to ‘make it through’ to golf again
• Watch out for Tiger
• Bhatia stays in control at Texas Open
• Maguire leads way into LPGA Match Play quarter-finals
• The President’s man
• Both sides see red as Frankfurt snatch draw with Bremen in Bundesliga
• Lille beat Marseille to boost Champions league hopes
• Imitate the ‘Invincible­s’
• We must cause ‘problems’ for the Red Devils, says Klopp
• Erik warns fans against tragedy chanting in clash with Reds
• Tireless cub prix ‘sifu’
• Poison pen letter writer – a whistleblo­wer or a coward?
• May the force be with Maniam as he leads the Cops
• More than just waving pompoms – cheerleade­rs out to make waves in World C’ships
• Izzat brings early Raya cheers for MPC by grabbing sprinter’s title in Thailand
• Khiew finds ‘wizard’ in Oz
• Mixed pair Wong-lim pull off surprise win in Kazakhstan
• Yiwen recharges for home asian World C’ships Qualifiers after early exit in Germany
• Getting as tough as walls
• We can expect to live longer
• When small stresses add up
• SILENT THREAT TO HEART HEALTH
• Our columnist explores what this year’s World Health day theme of ‘My Health, My right’ means when it comes to women’s health.
• Special ed teacher a ‘ray’ of sunshine
• GROUP-IB-HELP to boost cybersecur­ity edu
• Ramadan away from home
• ‘Teachers, we made it happen’

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