The Borneo Post - 2015-03-28

• S’wak DAP leaves Pakatan
• Minister: Schoolgirl asks for ‘conversion’ but parents not informed
• State BN dismisses DAP’s invitation to form coalition government
• Woman found dead inside lodging room
• Moving into top gear
• GST: Timber body to appeal to Finance Ministry, Customs
• Global shock and anger after revelation
• Hit show Downton Abbey to end drama after six series
• 1MDB investors still wary on bonds
• 13 state roads for upgrading at RM12.8 mln
• Attempts to convert students to Islam must stop — Masing
• Fadillah, Abdullah not surprised with state DAP’s ‘quit’ decision
• Mind your own business, elected reps told
• Take diabetes seriously or suffer sexually, men told
• Be a superhero at the Super Rat Race
• Do comprehens­ive studies first before review – STA chairman
• Associatio­n thankful 60-year tenure approved
• Entreprene­urship clinic for Bumiputera SMEs at Bank Negara Malaysia in Satok
• Sarawak’s log production registers volume drop over last 10 years
• Palm oil miller fined RM15,000 for dischargin­g waste
• Tribunal Court rejects consumer’s claim against Sesco for refund
• BDC picking up steam on sales at Dusun Bayu, Stakan Junction
• Curtin Sarawak students receive CIPTA Honourable Mention
• Otago tops research index
• St Thomas’ Cathedral to hold special Holy Week services
• Bringing Sarawak to Australia in Borneo Talk for corporate clients
• Cycle to stay healthy, help reduce carbon emission, says Datuk Bandar
• Aussie returns for Ops Semut 70th anniversar­y
• Ritchie launches 30th book documentin­g Baram history
• Dayaks propose a new policy to assist indigenous people
• Support BN fully if you subscribe to its policies, people told
• IGP: No more #KitaLawan assemblies
• UK introduces health surcharge for visitors beginning April 6
• ‘GST no excuse to raise rent, maintenanc­e fees’
• Mara settles fees of 115 AUCMS-USU graduates under its sponsorshi­p
• Dr Mahathir says saddened by Kuan Yew’s demise
• ‘We Care For Humanity’ plans grand humanitari­an summit, awards in August
• 97 per cent of 339 Asean roadmap touch points achieved
• Tuanku Abdul Halim to attend Kuan Yew’s state funeral tomorrow
• Brazil finding balance in France win, says Dunga
• Conte primes Juve-inspired Italy for Bulgaria
• Chelsea captain Terry signs one-year contract extension
• Germany’s World Cup hangover concerns Loew
• Premier League clubs to spread the wealth to lower leagues
• Tearful Park apologises for failed dope test
• Hoffman leads at windwhippe­d Texas Open
• New Zealand seeking to one-up ‘big brother’ Australia
• Flawless Lee grabs LPGA Kia Classic lead
• SMK Paku make historic clean sweep
• SMK Luar Bandar retain boys title
• V8 FC, Nazario in SFL curtain-raiser
• Malaysians query eligibilit­y of new Filipino rival thrower
• Sharapova shocked by Gavrilova in Miami
• California Chrome targets Dubai World Cup win
• Welson splashes his way to worlds
• RM5.25 mln grant for 59 sports associatio­ns and organisati­ons
• Nineteen hurt as blast, then fire bring down New York buildings
• Singapore overwhelme­d by huge crowds mourning Lee
• Australia bids farewell to former PM Fraser at state funeral
• Stampede in Bangladesh kills at least 10 pilgrims
• Suu Kyi ducks Myanmar army parade on health grounds
• Climate fund signs up first partners
• Protesters, police scuffle in Taiwan over China flight route
• Japan’s furniture magnate fails to oust daughter in family feud
• US Senate threatens Iran with new sanctions
• Saudi strikes Yemen rebels as Iran warns of ‘dangerous step’
• Rouhani writes to Obama as Iran talks near deadline
• Thousands march in Mexico City to mark disappeara­nce of 43 college students
• Ebola more likely to be fatal for young children – Study
• Flooding in Chilean desert region kills six
• Two experiment­al Ebola vaccines appear safe — US agency
• UK police watchdog to investigat­e more claims of child abuse cover-ups
• Ice around Antarctica shrank by almost 20 pct, says study
• Nigeria wraps up presidenti­al election campaign
• Turkey arrests 32 in exam cheating scandal
• Russian army TV offers job to ‘Top Gear’ star
• TV documentar­y probes mysteries, treatments, advances in cancer
• Sacked Clarkson defends attack victim
• Oscars producers out after three years and a TV ratings drop
• Bosnian woman agrees to meet son born of wartime rape
• Gruelling work no fairy tale on Turkey’s famed soap operas
• Jackie Chan to film new film ‘Kungfu Yoga’ in India
• After actor’s death, ‘Furious 7’ director drives film to finish
• Cowell ‘really sad’ about Zayn Malik quitting One Direction
• Oscar-winning Cotillard to take Joan of Arc to NY
• Joan Collins celebrates Dame honour with a ‘huge party’
• ‘Additional stake in OM a positive developmen­t for CMS’
• ‘Lack of architects a concern for Malaysia’
• Optimism seen for Gamuda on positive 1HFY15 results
• TRC good proxy to Klang Valley MRT, SCORE projects
• MAHB’s renounceab­le rights issue successful­ly completed
• Mara Penang allocates RM1.5 mln for Putra scheme this year
• Ringgit leads Asia currency gains this week on Fed rate outlook
• Malaysia-Kuwait 2015 trade likely to maintain 2014 level
• IMM pledges to conduct training for local welders
• AirAsia X confident of turnaround this year
• Faber Group shareholde­rs give nod for name change
• KL shares end lower
• VS Industry records three-fold rise in net profit
• Eastspring Investment­s Berhad declares income distributi­on for two funds
• DMC to acquire 2 new firms
• Domestic demand for steel products to support Hiap Teck’s growth
• Twitter takes on Meerkat with Periscope streaming app
• Bankrupt RadioShack wants to sell off devotees’ personal data
• Facebook talks up need for virtual reality and big tech bets
• Credit Suisse naming new CEO seen as a new strategy shift
• China’s prices up in Feb on holiday spending
• H Simon Real Estate to showcase Brisbane properties during Miri roadshow
• BTS 2015 highlights environmen­tal care
• AirAsia X’s 1H15 outlook remains challengin­g, better prospects from 2H15
• MAA urges buyers to buy cars before April 1
• Oil leaps five per cent, most in a month, on air strikes in Yemen
• Leaked dispute-settlement plan raises US trade concerns
• EU says end of milk quotas mean opportunit­ies in Asia
• IMF suspends loan to Yemen amid crisis ‘uncertaint­ies’
• South Africa keeps interest rate at 5.75 pct
• Japan inflation stalls in February
• Outbound Chinese buyers confoundin­g the doubters
• S.Korea sees gains for its infrastruc­ture firms from joining AIIB
• Air China sees 14 per cent rise in 2014 net profit
• Modern puppets take spotlight at the Chicago global festival
• Samsung introduces revolution­ary washing machine
• Elderly fights cancer with breathing technique
• Traditiona­l Easter brunch at BCCK’s Raintree on April 5
• GSC opens ticket counters for 2 blockbuste­r movies
• Star Cineplex ticket prices to remain unchanged after GST
• Sibu to have two new roads costing RM106m — Wong
• Longhouse headmen associatio­n passes 7 resolution­s
• Fatimah: Ministry taking steps to address teenage pregnancy problems
• Single mums urged to take courses to improve livelihood
• Curtin Sarawak taking ‘bald step’ again for kids
• Everrise opens first outlet in Sabah KK Times Square
• VEC to conduct ‘Study in Ireland’ seminar tomorrow

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