New Straits Times - 2020-01-08

• RM1,000,000
• THE NURI’S LAST FLIGHT
• Troubled waters
• Famed copters bogged down by maintenanc­e issue
• JKA TO KEEP TABS ON 20 AGENCIES
• Other reasons led to Maszlee’s resignatio­n, says Dr M
• Mayor: City Hall to gather feedback from restaurant operators
• DPP TURNS UP HEAT ON NAJIB
• Feb 18 set to hear applicatio­n by Samy Vellu’s companion to be intervenor
• BN HITS A NERVE WITH HIGHWAY ISSUE
• Poor roads, floods matter more for some
• Puteri Umno volunteer down with H1N1
• MALAYSIA TOP 5 SPOT FOR THAI TOURISTS
• Call to preserve Tanjung Tuan Forest Reserve for migration of predatory birds
• Restaurant customer finds maggots in fried chicken
• Govt to aid affected businesses
• 1,807 VICTIMS RESCUED
• Dim outlook for Singapore’s new opposition bloc
• A holistic academic and social education
• Strategic tie-up to develop next-generation vehicle hub
• ‘CPO PRICE UPTREND LIKELY IN H1’
• AIRASIA OFFERING 12,960 MORE SEATS FOR CNY
• ‘Raja Azmi resigned of his own accord’
• AIAB EYES BIGGER GOLD BULLION MART
• Japan issues arrest warrant for wife of ousted Nissan chairman
• 21 APPLICATIO­NS FOR 5 LICENCES
• Boeing reassigns 3,000 workers
• WATER FIRMS GET ULTIMATUM
• Good on paper
• Celebratin­g success
• Life on charms
• Style it right
• A gentleman’s perfect scent
• JAKARTA BOOSTS SOUTH CHINA SEA PATROL
• SELLING PRODUCE WITH VIDEO APPS
• Nasa planet hunter finds Earth-sized world
• First-time marathoner­s can add years to life
• Mara — moving forward
• Rhodes scholar a social justice advocate
• UTAR, Yayasan KRU in ‘contentpre­neurs’ deal
• UMT lecturer comes up with affordable feed for aquacultur­e industry
• Taylor’s students learn the Michelin star way
• GUNNERS SURVIVE NIGHTMARE
• Liverpool announce British record deal with Nike
• Reds to visit Bristol City or Shrewsbury in FA Cup fourth round
• Winning start for duo after BAM exit
• Aaron-Wooi Yik stamp their mark
• ‘IT REALLY KILLS OUR MOOD’

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