The Borneo Post - 2015-10-31

• It’s ‘Dayak’, not ‘lain-lain’ anymore
• DIVING FORWARD:
• Chinese Navy bar local fishermen from Luconia shoals
• Government decides not to ban vape — Ismail Sabri
• Malaysia-nised Alberts relishes FAM hot seat
• ‘State needs more money for rubber planting’
• Miri students in the Young Innovate 2015 competitio­n
• Two’s a crowd for many Chinese
• Kuching to host K-pop concert in January next year
• Dept to probe into immoral activity involving schoolgirl
• Taylor Swift sues radio host for groping, demands trial
• Sarawak on the radar of Indonesian business community
• Sibu CID lauded for solving 5 murder cases in 2015
• 7-Eleven store robbed by two armed men
• E-cigarettes should have been banned, says Dr Annuar
• No change in age limit for Mount Kinabalu climbers, says Masidi
• Pesta 1Singai 2015 promotes local products and services
• Longboat races to feature in Simunjan Fest 2015
• Expect exciting activities at Telaga Air Festival
• Six fatal cases recorded at constructi­on sites this year
• Offenders fined RM84,000 for safety and health violations
• ‘Reading part of prison rehab’
• Committee set up to deal with teenage pregnancy
• Sarawak second highest for teen pregnancie­s – Ministry
• Wong says Bawang Assan gets RM13 mln worth of projects
• SUPP man pushes for Sarawakian to become Education Minister
• SUPP Stampin backs request for education autonomy
• Kitingan: No limit on oil royalty to S’wak, Sabah
• Kpg Marakai folk seek electricit­y, water supply
• Pedestrian­s at crossroads in walking lanes
• Call on MPP to run frequent checks on roads in jurisdicti­on
• Save Rivers claims government blackmaili­ng the people
• Smart Reader® Worldwide opens new centre at Taman Landmark, Sabah
• Curtin students enlightene­d at business camp
• Miri students in the Young Innovate 2015 competitio­n
• Joseph, Ivy best students of SMK Marudi
• How to become a better communicat­or
• Inculcate character-building in students, urges Lau
• ‘Rebana’ ties Kayan to Kalimantan roots
• Court restores death sentence on couple for murder of maid
• Mum, children fail in appeal to quash NRD’s refusal to remove ‘Islam’ from identity card
• High Court rules Sarawak Associatio­n of Peoples’ Aspiration legal
• CMS Property comes up with Rivervale Residences, Rivervale Condominiu­m
• Roofless overhead bridge will be repaired soon — Mayor
• ‘Kemuyang lots will bring relief to villagers’
• Miri fishermen lauds plans for more artificial reefs
• PPDS calls for closer cooperatio­n between blood donors
• Security agencies ready to face possibilit­ies of heavy floods
• East Coast states brace for floods as haze clears up
• Transport Ministry formulatin­g Malaysian shipping master plan
• Health Ministry mulls new laws on tabacco, vape and shisha
• EC received 69,640 applicatio­ns to register as voters for Q3 2015
• SK Taman Keramat Satu holds prayer for missing headmistre­ss
• 18 food items listed under Deepavali price control scheme
• Indonesia confident of resolving Ambalat dispute via diplomacy
• Indonesia wants to promote moderation in Islam with Malaysia
• Budget, appointmen­t of PAC members highlights in second week of parliament sitting
• Malaysia, Singapore committed to working together against cross-border crimes
• Biles makes history with third world all-around gold
• New Zealand tour match abandoned over ‘rolled mud’ pitch
• Golden Horn set for Breeders’ Cup swansong
• For Olympic leaders, the US is back in the game
• Kenya reverses decision on Olympic marathon selection
• Biles determined to avoid all-around ‘curse’
• Liverpool’s Moreno filled with ‘rage’ after Rodgers snub
• Remy backs Mourinho to halt Chelsea’s slide
• Pellegrini vows City won’t ditch attacking principles
• Arsenal look to rebound from Wednesday woe
• Scholes takes aim at misfiring United
• Clippers down Mavs in DeAndre grudge match
• Fans, players, attend funeral of Everton great Kendall
• Las Palmas keen to avoid repeat Real mauling
• Roma at San Siro, ailing Juve in derby test
• Defensive blunders cost us — Gerrard
• Di Maria admits desperatio­n to leave United
• It’s ciao, Flavia as loss to Sharapova ends career
• KL, Sabah judokas keen on Inter Club Judo Invitation­al
• Sibu first time host for Mr Malaysia contest
• Federer into Basel last-eight after 11th win over Kohlschrei­ber
• Diana game again for Langkawi Ironman
• All Blacks primed for battle of the breakdown
• Hamilton sees no reason to help Rosberg
• FIFA candidate denies role in punishing protesting athletes
• Rossi-Marquez feud ‘poisoning’ the sport, says MotoGP chief
• Thomas misses out on 59 club but steals lead
• All Blacks must beat Australia for place among rugby greats
• Besieged Mourinho faces former nemesis Klopp
• Kuwait event stripped of Olympic status
• China’s richest man says firm had ties to Xi’s family
• Hague court agrees to take up South China Sea row
• Russian warplanes intercepte­d near USS Ronald Reagan
• Korea’s Park says ‘comfort women’ central to Japan summit
• Myanmar opposition candidate hurt in knife attack on rally
• Crisis deepens as Cambodian opposition leader loses parliament post
• China warns US of conflict risk in South China Sea
• Militant-linked charity on front line of Pakistan quake aid
• Antarctic sanctuary moves closer with China support — Officials
• Indonesia now looks at land-burning laws in effort to halt haze
• Apologetic Venezuelan prosecutor says country’s justice system ruled by fear
• Ministry: Last British resident in Guantanamo Bay released
• Airplane fire at Florida airport injures 15
• Republican Paul Ryan elected US Speaker of the House
• Gay marriage signed into law in Ireland
• Iran joins first talks on Syria’s fate
• Palestinia­n refugee camps breed new generation of militants
• STAR GAZING
• HISTORY AT A GLANCE
• Sarah Silverman makes the switch from comedy to drama in ‘I Smile Back’
• Tarantino supporters condemn police calls for movie boycott
• Li Bingbing to star in Stan Lee’s superhero film ‘Realm’
• New wave filmmakers turn an uncensored lens on Myanmar
• Justin Bieber storms out of concert in Norway
• From Sports Illustrate­d to L’Oréal Paris: A look at Irina Shayk’s faultless rise to stardom
• Selena Gomez to be presented with Chart Topper award
• AirAsia’s Fernandes said to begin buyout talks with bankers — Sources
• ‘Malaysia can meet 3.1 pct fiscal deficit target’
• CGC aims to cut NPL ratio to 10 per cet by 2018
• CIDB looks to do more for developing constructi­on industry
• Analysts positive on Top Glove’s move to expand upstream
• Labuan IBFC continues focus on business transactio­ns
• Good response from businesses throughout Sarawak
• Plantronic­s open to working with local companies
• JAKS achieves financial close for US$1.87 bln Vietnam IPP project
• CIMB Niaga reports BAU net profit of 442 billion rupiah in the 3Q15
• AirAsia wins Asia’s Leading Cabin Crew at World Travel Awards 2015
• Germany sees higher investment inflows into Malaysia — Envoy
• M’sian SMEs urged to have enough capacity to serve overseas market
• Sunway REIT driven by Sunway Putra Mall
• Pavilion REIT core net profits for 9MFY15 in line
• Bursa Malaysia ends slightly higher
• E&O moving towards transparen­cy of land values with reclamatio­n award for STP II
• Apple sees another record holiday fuelled by iPhone demand
• Tablet market slumps as buyers put off replacemen­t or find better alternativ­es
• Apple TV to take applicatio­ns to the big screen
• China search engine Baidu’s revenue jumps 36 per cent in third quarter
• Latest earnings report underscore­s tough job ahead for Twitter’s CEO
• Canada’s onceboomin­g diamond sector loses lustre
• Buffett rail boost puts farmers on fast track as oil prices drop
• Invest in MJC City’s high return residentia­l, commercial properties
• FIABCI M’sia Property Award to be announced
• AirAsia Foundation hosts social enterprise event for AEC
• Shell suffers vast 3Q loss after scrapping projects
• US economy slows to 1.5 pct growth in 3Q
• Deutsche Bank in strategic shake-up after record losses
• Nokia raises 2015 outlook, share price soars
• Bigger Pharma: Allergan in merger talks with Pfizer
• Google parent Alphabet may open units to China
• Asian shares edge up, Nikkei gyrates as BOJ holds steady
• China signs giant Airbus deal as Merkel visits
• Australia-led group deals blow to Canadian bid for ports firm Asciano
• Hope fades that trade pact could melt Japan butter shortage
• Can ex-correction­s official help integrate US national parklands?
• State’s first nature park for children opens
• BB Love Box cheers for the less fortunate
• Merdeka Palace introduces a new signature Saturday buffet
• Strive to make world a better place, Rotarians told
• Community Chest to help SK Sg Amang build new block
• SMC: 20 motorcycle­s stolen monthly in Sibu
• Kpg Pujut Tanjong Batu kindergart­en needs funds for repair
• Homelite highlights Lite View Park devt at roadshow
• Neighbourh­ood watch committees urged to be govt’s eyes, ears
• Unveiling Kan Jia Garden Ph 2, Crescent Park Residences
• Plenty of entertainm­ent promised at Sarikei Festival

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