New Straits Times - 2019-11-05

• REASON WHY SO MANY DRIVE ALONE
• AUSTRALIA HOPES GOVT REVOKES LYNAS CONDITIONS
• Co-op power
• ‘Government finding best way to resolve PLUS debts’
• Goldman’s offer rejected as ‘it is very low’
• Gerakan candidate says she definitely needs to do more
• 1,000 GERAKAN MEMBERS TO QUIT
• TRIAL FOR BAUXITE MINING SOP
• JB-S’pore RTS to use LRT system, targets 10,000 commuters hourly
• Kula: 24,600 laid off up to Sept 30
• Accessibil­ity of public transport, longer commute time to blame
• SITIAWAN EATERY A HIT WITH RM1.50 DISHES
• SHAFEE: IT’S MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING
• Court gives green light to A-G to stay committal proceeding­s
• SOLAR ECLIPSE ON DEC 26
• 3 security staff remanded over theft at M-Cycle Grand Prix
• ‘African Swine Fever virus doesn’t infect humans’
• FISHERMEN PROTEST AGAINST RECLAMATIO­N
• Work to begin on new Tioman airport
• 300 SAUDI SCHOLARSHI­PS FOR STUDENTS
• KOGUBESTor­e to change way schools buy items
• LARGEST TRADE SURPLUS IN 10 YEARS
• Affin Hwang expects Petronas to roll out more O&G contracts
• DEAL TO MAKE CHENG HO TV SERIES
• ‘DESA’ PRODUCTS ON LAZADA
• HLA unveils HLA FiT 2 Protect plan
• EXPERTS SEE HIGHER CPO PRICES NEXT YEAR
• Prime Internatio­nal likes Bangkok for its potential
• ‘ARAMCO VALUATIONS VARY BY OVER US$1TRIL’
• Cebu Air places US$4.8b order for 16 Airbus jets
• Bursa ends at day’s high on last-minute buying
• Healthy skin from within
• You got mail!
• Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbir­d
• READ & LEARN
• ‘MANDELA IS SMILING’
• Happy days back for battered Bangladesh
• JOSE HEADING TO MUNICH?
• Sociedad gatecrash Granada’s party

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