The Borneo Post - 2014-06-12

• Appoint based on merit
• Health Ministry bans two cosmetic products with scheduled poison
• Pirates rob oil tanker in Bintulu waters
• Residents complain no end to water woe
• Abby divorced, court confirms divorce utterance
• Half a million flee Iraq’s second city
• Petronas invests US$8 billion in Turkmenist­an O&G works
• Reducing workplace accidents with campaign
• Kelly Rowland announces pregnancy on Instagram
• Don’t be taken in by cheap items put online — Police chief
• Four men charged with rape of two girls in Ketereh
• Miri policemen busted for extortion
• CM gets ‘Contributi­on to People Devt Award’
• No prosecutio­n, case on Bible seizure issue closed — AG
• Chinese associatio­n appeals for state grants
• Awg Tengah invites Kazakhstan furniture makers to expo at BCCK
• DAP’s promises only political gimmicks — Rundi
• Ambank founder murder: Witness identifies image of man on CCTV footage as the accused
• Keen on affordable housing joint venture
• Branch may not be able to send delegates to SUPP’s TGM
• Anyi: Keep public informed on latest concerning gas pipeline explosion
• ‘Cost of houses to increase with GST’
• State govt asked to probe claim re-settlers being short-changed
• See: Ensure efficiency and transparen­cy in implementi­ng projects
• Ex-company director jailed 1,942 years and fined RM1.596 mln for money laundering
• ‘Economic devt needs to benefit all races, communitie­s’
• Temenggong Lim’s demise a big loss to folk in Miri
• Use social media to foster unity, teachers told
• SFC’s proposal should be lauded, says Talib
• ‘Use crocs to bring in tourists’
• Could he be the next RTM Little Star?
• ‘Dump at your own risk’
• Lee: High time Miri has Home for the Aged
• ‘Village chieftains bridge to fostering closer ties with govt’
• A guide to managing older subordinat­es
• Babulang festival attracts over 10,000 to Batu Danau
• Inti students exposed to physiother­apy clinical skills training
• Penrissen Heights offers fresh air in natural setting
• Visitors call for safety measures at Tasik Biru
• Be involved with police in fighting crime, public told
• Curtin high-flyer does postgradua­te studies
• Take advantage of the job placement programme
• No turning back on my statement — IGP
• ‘Pick up foreign employees at airport within 24 hours’
• El-Nino: Selangor govt has no plans to re-implement water rationing, says MB
• Palanivel: Malaysia still waiting for decision from China before sending a pair of tapir
• ‘Latest technology to be applied in curbing forest incursions’
• Exco apologises to Teoh’s family for disrupting funeral rites
• EPF well managed, records higher than targeted revenue — PAC
• Govt receptive to suggestion­s to create Umrah Regulatory Council
• Effort to ensure 1Malaysia netbook quality guaranteed
• UM sets up first educationa­l specialist centre in Southeast Asia
• Girl guides underline new objectives, including to increase membership
• ‘2014 fiscal deficit not affected by first Supplement­ary Budget Estimates’
• ‘Suing Malaysiaki­ni does not indicate any wider agenda’
• White Paper on Lahad Datu incident to be released after completion of investigat­ion
• Mickelson chases immortalit­y with career slam
• Rose: England’s hopes better in Open than Brazil
• Pinehurst to test the best in grinding US Open
• Rose has secret weapons in US Open repeat bid
• Club grounding rules could be factor at Open
• World Cup bonuses cause stir from Spain to Cameroon
• Brazil desperate to make mark Cup opener
• Brazil’s mood rests on shoulders of 23 World Cup men
• Klose bids to leave lasting mark on World Cup history
• In US, football eyes new boost from World Cup
• Fifa Congress stung by Blatter resign calls
• Five new technologi­es at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil
• Top junior golfers to compete in Prudential Junior Causeway Trophy
• Over 200 shuttlers compete in Sibu Open age-group championsh­ip
• 95 golfers vie for Wong Soon Kai Challenge Trophy
• Vascory Land sponsors RM300,000 for Templer Park Championsh­ip
• Felix back in hunt for 200m domination
• Spurs hammer Heat to take 2-1 series lead
• Decathlete Eaton revelling in hurdling switch
• Spoelstra invites Pacman to hang with Heat
• Who will win the World Cup?
• Bintulu taekwondo athletes bag eight gold medals in Perth
• French commuters hit by train strike and Parisian taxi protest
• ‘Militant on US most wanted nabbed’
• Japan tells China to stop ‘comfort women’ heritage bid
• Japan, Australia talk closer military ties and submarines
• Police storm compound looking for ferry owner
• Russia, Ukraine seek to build peace momentum at gas talks
• Russia rolls out patriotic candies: ‘Crimea. Just try to take it!’
• Haiti announces legislativ­e elections for October
• First MERS death in Algeria
• Two dead in new US school shooting
• Rookie astronaut takes to Twitter to share life in space
• Obama urges national ‘soul searching’ over gun violence
• Cantor loses US House seat in shock upset
• Bariatric surgery yields higher diabetic remission — Study
• Rouhani: Iran will ‘do its best’ to secure nuclear deal
• Egypt’s new president Sisi faces challenge over ‘sexual terrorism’
• Brazil’s Rousseff loses support ahead of October vote — Poll
• STAR GAZING
• HISTORY AT A GLANCE
• Sigourney Weaver signs up for three ‘Avatar’ sequels
• Crowdfundi­ng in Hollywood: Don Cheadle joins the trend
• ‘X-Men’ crosses US$100 million as Hollywood dominates China
• Siwon to join Jackie Chan in action movie ‘Dragon Blade’
• Philanderi­ng Oxide makes no comments about affair
• Choi Ji Woo confirms casting for ‘Temptation’
• Red carpet reality: Jolie, Depp perfect the art of celebrity-fan interactio­n
• Singer Sarah Brightman plans 2015 flight to space station
• Pair plead not guilty to burglary of Miley Cyrus’ home
• Maslan: Malaysia seeks to pioneer Islamic wealth management
• Econpile to acquire machinery, equipment following IPO
• Fire incident likely to delay SOGT, SAMUR projects — Analysts
• Icon Offshore: No falsificat­ion of bollard pull certificat­es
• Financial sector to further liberalise by 2017, analysts say
• Slow timing of contract award derails Muhibbah’s outlook
• Petronas Dagangan to further grow retail segment
• Manufactur­ing sales up 7.7 per cent to RM53.2 billion
• HLIB Research remains positive on Brahim’s long-term growth
• Bursa Malaysia closes marginally higher
• Exporting US natural gas isn’t as ‘clean’ as thought
• Clean hydrogen advances amid fuel cell technology gains
• Coal- fired plant in Kosovo tests World Bank clean-air pledge
• Ghanaian garage start-up targets world’s well-shod
• Companies spend millions on security to keep executives safe
• BMW Group Malaysia unveils locally assembled BMW 3 series Gran Turismo
• Boeing Business Jets finalises order for BBJ 777-300ER airplane
• BSN holds soft launching for ASB
• Analysts positive on E&O after Penang state government’s endorsemen­t of STP2 masterplan
• Canon aims to sell 1,000 units of newly launched cameras a month
• Alibaba to absorb mobile browser firm before listing
• Private wealth: Asia-Pac to overtake Europe in 2014
• SingTel acquires mobile advertiser­s to boost digital business
• Toyota recalls 2.27 million vehicles over airbag defect
• Trees’ growth rings reveal centuries of weather data, impact
• Carbon neutral tourism falters in Tobago due to poor publicity
• Legislator­s wake up to climate change
• When nature gets a price tag what’s the price to pay?

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