The Borneo Post - 2013-02-23

• Take action against these drivers, police urged
• Door ajar for BN direct candidates
• Mawan taking wait-and-see approach
• Liverpool come up short at Anfield
• Suicide attempt at Swinburne University
• 180 EX-PKR members apply to join SPDP
• India hunts bombers after attacks
• PIPC project may receive new investment worth RM25 bln
• Prince Harry shows off new model girlfriend
• Govt committed to democratis­ing education – Fatimah
• Prank over colleague’s machete leads to murder of plantation worker
• Chainsaw-toting man causes stir in residentia­l area
• Police beefing up patrol
• Don’t be cheated by power ‘service providers’ – SEB
• 10,000 toss ‘yee sang’ to new M’sian record
• Dr Rundi: Final list of BN candidates submitted to PM
• Be grateful army handling Lahad Datu intrusion wisely — Muhyiddin
• Be profession­al, DAP Kuching tells MBKS
• Najib confident of bigger win in Sri Aman
• Nik Aziz’s statement on BR1M an insult to the people, says Najib
• PM: Taking Selangor govt to court an option
• Calling for votes on Borneo Jazz, RWMF T-shirt designs
• NREB confirms giving army the green light to proceed
• Rural folk get to enjoy Menu Rakyat 1Malaysia too
• Ministry does not decide the menu
• Don’t rely wholly on Internet for informatio­n — Lee
• Mawan: A number recommende­d to stand in Saratok
• The state of accessible facilities
• Yong: Be close to people to be effective
• Naim Land holds CNY open house today
• Teach opposition parties a lesson via ballot box — Yap
• Bako Land Owners Committee presents petition to PM
• New Miss Cheongsam Malaysia to be crowned
• Submit form, RM199 fee, BL1M applicants told
• Please relocate landfill, villager tells govt
• Prosecutio­n’s appeal against Anwar’s acquittal to be heard on July 22, 23
• Immigratio­n officers get six years’ jail, fine for accepting bribes
• Four sent to jail for causing friend’s death
• Foreigner gets 18 years, 12 strokes for robberies, illegal entry
• Seniman sued over AGM
• Council blamed for dengue outbreak
• Fourth quarter of 2012 electoral roll gazetted
• JPAM to ensure 640,000 members, volunteers go out to vote
• PPP denies members ambushed M’sian Nanban headquarte­rs
• Umno gangsters: Informatio­n officer denies Harakahdai­ly report
• ‘Pandan MCA has never discussed candidate for 13th GE’
• Voting the right of Malaysians everywhere
• PAS, DAP continue to squabble over use of ‘Allah’ as PKR keeps quiet
• Minister: Selangor should welcome federal projects
• Two special units for cultural research
• Penang BN ‘hatches’ practical framework to enhance state’s economy
• Make sure we learn from the Lahad Datu standoff
• 21 victims of ‘babyfor-sale’ ring rescued
• Nine squatter houses destroyed in fire
• Two dead, five injured in bus-lorry crash
• High speed rail link to see overall changes in M’sia, Singapore tourism landscape, says director
• New-look France seek to end England’s Grand Slam bid
• Mcilroy, Woods eliminated
• Irvine gives Ireland historic gold
• ‘Cinderella’ Hulkenberg finds the shoe that fits
• Milan forget Barca glory for Inter showdown
• Barca capable of Milan comeback, says Xavi
• United scent blood at QPR
• Bremen hoping Bayern suffer Arsenal hangover
• Beckham, Barton braced for French duel
• AFC forms task force against Asian match-fixing
• Instructor: Archery safe, offer many medals
• Alvin Kong shines at Sarawak Schools Squash Championsh­ip
• Summer Mall Cup basketball tourney attracts 23 teams
• Strategies to become squash champion
• Archfoes Iran, US wrestling chiefs to fight Olympic removal
• Anger drives Wozniacki into Dubai semis
• Australian team confess pre-olympic pranks
• Serena, Azarenka penalised for late Dubai pullouts
• Cilic scrapes into Memphis quarter-finals
• Communicat­ion issues
• Bowen, Pavit take over as new leaders
• Business as usual, Crocs win again
• Bos clinches second LTDL stage win
• Gold gifts mystify tsunami-wracked city
• Breakthrou­gh drug to help prevent spread of flu virus
• Assad cannot be part of deal — Syrian opposition
• Japan PM seeks united line with Obama
• Massive winter storm blankets central US
• Chavez’s breathing problem persists — Info minister
• China admits pollution-linked ‘cancer villages’
• Pistorius eyes bail as hearing enters final stretch
• Japan stages rally over disputed islands with South Korea
• Gunmen attack military aircraft in Indonesian Papua
• Three killed in car shooting, crash on Vegas Strip
• NZ PM pledges to rebuild city two years after quake
• Belgium’s ‘Joker’ on trial for horrific nursery killings
• WHO: New death from Sars-like virus in Saudi
• Historic week looms for Vatican with papal resignatio­n
• Texas executes man for ex-girlfriend’s murder
• Americans frequent victims of seafood fraud
• Egypt parliament­ary vote set for April 27
• Iran installing new nuclear equipment — IAEA
• Rebels claim Mali car bomb, troops battle militants
• Russia accuses US over UN statement on Syria attack
• French kidnap victims likely separated as search pushes on
• STARGAZING
• Argo vs Lincoln Oscars duel shows healthy Hollywood
• Best Picture contenders produce US$2 bln box office bounty
• Congolese teen actress Mwanza gets US visa to walk Oscar red carpet
• Rainie Yang and Prince’s secret rendezvous exposed
• Massive awards dinner a piece of cake, says Oscars chef Puck
• Brit winner Emeli Sande ‘was an underdog’
• Aishwarya Rai urges ‘immediate’ change for women
• 50 Shades of Grey could be ready by summer 2014
• Scary Spice Mel B joins America’s Got Talent panel
• Malaysia’s high net worth individual­s will reach 68,000 persons in 2015
• Standard Chartered, Saadiq look to grow SME business
• Petronas Gas sees FY12 results lifted by disposal
• Axiata’s full-year 2012 results in line with expectatio­ns — Moody’s
• Passenger, commercial vehicles year on year sales rise to 55,066 units in January, says MAA
• HSR to become game changer for airlines
• Wyndham Homes receives interest for My Wall from Un-habitat
• Hong Leong Bank’s 2Q pre-tax profit rises 45 per cent to RM638 million
• UOA sees growth in revenue with increasing sales
• OCBC Bank expects two-digit profit growth this year
• Heavyweigh­ts push FBM KLCI to end at day’s high of 1,622.08
• Geek Park lures Google’s Schmidt in hunt for app
• Samsung girds for life after out-selling Apple computers
• Sony bills Playstatio­n4 console as gaming’s future
• Paypal takes mobile payment service to Europe
• US Airways leads AMR merger to form world’s largest airline
• Wunsan roadshow to offer attractive prices for remaining Willow Villas units
• HSL’S Eden Fields 2 final units released for sale
• Maxware launches new completely safe eco-friendly cleaner
• ETCM unveils updated 2013 Nissan Teana 2.5L
• Uncertaint­y hangs heavy as Italy braces for elections
• United Airlines extends 787 grounding to May
• Ecuador’s Correa launches post-election investment drive
• German economy contracts in 4Q as exports slump two per cent
• Russia leases planes to Cuba, writes off Soviet debt
• Air Berlin flies back into profit
• Kyrgyzstan sets deadline to revise Centerra Gold deal
• Singapore economy grows 1.3 per cent in 2012
• Vietnam steps up bank, state firm reforms in economic roadmap
• Nissan to invest US$320 million in India plant
• Syrian refugees launch high school in Turkey
• United Arab Emirates helps rebuild US city after devastatio­n
• Craftsmen disappeari­ng due to emergence of technology
• A new milestone for Gnosis Hearing with certificat­ion
• Bigger treat and more fun at upcoming ‘KL City Amazing Race’
• Replica of ancient Egyptian coffin on display at museum
• Kumpulan Anak Seni holds traditiona­l cooking competitio­n
• MRC Miri Chapter to hold blood donation drive tomorrow
• Special committee set up to resolve labour-related issues
• Overwhelmi­ng support a boost to Najib — Ting
• SIM brings out the best in its students
• Spine, joint expert to give health talk today
• Speedo compiles iconic images of most accomplish­ed swimmer of all time

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