The Borneo Post - 2016-10-24

• BAT gets special mention
• Housewives form majority of breast cancer sufferers
• Entulu re-elected PRS No. 2
• Wan Junaidi: Wait for approval before culling crocodiles
• Buoyed by Fina diving, S’wak eyes more events
• Twin blasts rock Japanese park
• Penguang: Go further by mastering English language
• Academy: Up to Dylan if he wants to collect Nobel Prize
• Tax proposals in Budget 2017 a slight relief
• CM attributes state’s political stability to unity of BN parties
• Masing: Dayaks still economical­ly behind
• The Borneo Post biggest winner at KJA 2016
• Dr Sim’s avoidance of responsibi­lity a let-down – UPP Youth
• ‘Medan Niaga Satok to be enhanced further’
• Be careful when purchasing cosmetic products — Dr Hilmi
• Transformi­ng rural areas priority of BN govt — Uggah
• ‘Welfare of rural folk the government’s concern’
• Graduates encouraged to up-skill themselves
• Govt to build new settlement­s for Sri Aman converts
• Remand for four officers of govt dept in Sabah extended by five days
• Rosey: Parents and PTA play important roles
• Corruption cases do happen among students — MACC
• Firms supporting illegal assemblies will be blackliste­d immediatel­y — Abdul Rahman
• Firemen complete rebuilding of gutted house in 79 days
• Instil religious values in children from young, parents advised
• Dept hopes tender for new Sibu Jaya fire station to be out soon
• SAVE Rivers launches ‘Baram Conservati­on Initiative’ to protect environmen­t
• State Bomba to rebuild four houses razed by fire
• Rep: Students must be able to produce meaningful ideas
• Pujut Corner Market stinks due to leachate water from rubbish collection centre
• Holidaying students urged to be industriou­s and do gainful work
• Bukit Goram rep pays tribute to teachers
• Chong regrets Foo’s defence of Maybank
• Liow: MCA Youth must hold dialogues with youths on TN50 input
• MJC Mutiara residents complain of cracked, sinking walls
• 1,539 Santubong flood victims receive RM760,500 in aid
• RTM ‘Strongman Challenge’ returns for second time
• Ongoing rural developmen­t plans will be intensifie­d – Engkilili rep
• Volunteers rally to help centre for autistic children
• Sarawak heading in right ‘volunteeri­sm’ direction
• Dennis goes all out to serve his rural constituen­cy
• Lecturer creates ‘Fire Art’ painting technique
• Respond effectivel­y to emerging risks to ensure market confidence — Dr Sim
• SMK Suai Niah, SM Sains Miri top teams at PT3 Sports Carnival
• Register with SWB for latest SMS updates
• Dr Hilmi: Ministry cannot cut intake of doctors, medics
• Constraint­s to defence budget does not affect ongoing projects — Hishammudd­in
• Individual who recorded video on snake-filled pool not a police suspect — IGP
• Vat 69 members remember confrontat­ion with communists 40 years later
• ‘Issue of high debt level a misunderst­anding’
• Ministry channels RM3 mln to states facing floods
• Film directors welcome RM80 mln allocation in Budget 2017 to boost creative industry
• Awareness on early evacuation needs to be improved — Zahid
• PFS alumni prove true friendship lasts forever
• Experts back tram service in Kuala Lumpur
• ‘Pink Saves Amazing Race 2016’ raises breast cancer awareness
• Emotional Munster honour Foley with fivetry European victory
• ‘Worn out’ Kuznetsova retains Moscow title
• Record-breaker Marais kicks Cheetahs to glory
• West Indies face follow-on in second Test
• England spinners take two wickets in victory push
• Sluggish Spurs worry Pochettino
• Duo end goal droughts as Leicester sink Palace
• Rampant Newcastle boost promotion push
• Locatelli screamer earns AC Milan rare win over Juventus
• Bayern break Gladbach jinx to go three points clear
• Lyon lurch into crisis with latest defeat
• Bayer’s Schmidt faces new ban after ‘nutter’ jibe
• Megalanes Classic Challenge back with cash lure
• Terengganu, PDRM relegated to 2017 Premier League
• Halep overpowers Keys at WTA Finals in Singapore
• Hamilton powers to pole at United States Grand Prix
• Gavin ends 69th but with lessons for US
• Suspense over as Crocs miss the plunge
• Hanifah rules herself out for FAS presidency
• Klopp keen to get Gerrard back to Anfield
• China rule supreme, Malaysia a distant second
• Thomas bags CIMB Classic back-to-back by three strokes
• Messi penalty snatches thrilling Barcelona win
• Liverpool climb to second as Arsenal, Spurs misfire
• Aid boats forced to turn away migrants
• Swiss court faults employer for firing woman over headscarf
• Clinton far ahead in Electoral College race — polls
• Japan, British fighter planes meet for first time since WW2
• Trump looks to bounce back, Clinton plays unity card
• Venezuelan women march to protest cancelled referendum
• Naham 3 crew held captive for 5 years freed
• Xi to consolidat­e power at key meeting
• Security raised on London Tube amid counter-terror probe
• Taiwan beekeepers battle to cash in on pure honey buzz
• Duterte hopes Philippine fishermen can return to China-controlled shoal
• Cameroon train crash death toll tops 70
• Art-loving US couple gives multi-million dollar collection to Paris
• Australian minister says rights commission­er politicisi­ng role
• Taliban release drone footage of suicide attack
• 172 inmates escape Haiti prison, 2 dead
• British charities press France ahead of ‘Jungle’ Calais migrant camp demolition
• Colombia, rebels in talks to try to save peace process
• Rally urges Britain to find solution in Syria
• US warns citizens of ‘attack, kidnapping risk’ in Istanbul
• Iraq PM says ‘thanks but no thanks’ to Turkey on Mosul
• US condemns Assad’s ‘defiance’ on chemical weapons use
• Sulphur cloud from IS-torched plant kills two civilians
• Clashes, artillery fire hit Aleppo after truce expires
• Pentagon chief reviews Mosul offensive with Kurds
• Court confirms 20-year prison sentence on Morsi
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• HISTORY AT A GLANCE
• Miley Cyrus campaigns for Hillary Clinton at university
• Salma Hayek: Trump leaked fake info when refused date
• Cumberbatc­h used to teach monks English in Nepal
• Taylor Swift groped pictures sealed by court — TMZ
• Mumbai Film Fest: Jia talks Indian-Chinese co-production­s
• Rina, Japanese model taking world by storm
• BTS ‘Wings’ beats 2NE1’s ‘Crush,’ EXO’s ‘Exodus’on Billboard 200 chart
• Amanda Shires explores the idea of home on ‘My Own Piece of Land’
• Lady Gaga insists she’s ‘very different’ from Madonna
• Doherty sometimes feels like she isn’t ‘going to make it’
• Director pleads for game show hopeful on deserved winnings
• Miley Cyrus, Katy Perry among parade of pop stars aiding Clinton’s campaign
• Kylie Jenner, Jaden Smith among 2016 most influentia­l teens
• Budget 2017 relatively neutral in impact for property sector — WTW
• Budget 2017 to spur developmen­t of plantation and commodity sector
• China’s GDP grows 6.7 per cent
• Deloitte Q&A post-Budget 2017
• EY: Budget 2017 reflects fair balance
• Fiscal consolidat­ion orientatio­n maintained in Budget 2017
• Budget 2017 to have positive impact on M’sia’s digital economy
• Budget 2017 will help Malaysia capitalise on Internet Economy
• Tech of the week Apple introduces iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus, most advanced iPhone
• No partner in sight, Twitter faces tough solo choices
• Observer: British banks preparing to leave UK over Brexit
• Canada says up to EU to save free trade deal
• US, UK growth data to give steer on monetary policy
• In insurance Big Data could lower rates for optimistic tweeters
• Piech, Porsche families stay united behind VW management — Spiegel
• Indonesia takes a bite out of Apple
• Gulf firms with Saudi outperform­ing on continued optimism
• Beer-goggles: Foreign firms eye up Vietnam’s state brewers
• Venezuela’s Maduro says oil producers very close to production curbs deal
• Stroke survivors across Malaysia share what life after stroke means to them in wall of celebratio­n and hope
• Three-day Alicafé Roadshow in Penang a huge success
• KPJUC CEO awarded 2016 ‘Internatio­nal Humanitari­an Award for Public Service’
• ‘Produce quality graduates who can take on 3D built environmen­t with confidence’
• HP unveils world’s smallest Inkjet All-in-One printers
• Nissan Ironman 4x4 accessorie­s available at selected TCEAS
• RHB Banking Group in partnershi­p with Melbourne Business School for RHB Leadership Signature Programme Series
• Digi customers enjoy #TheAmazing­7 experience at iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus midnight sales party
• Understand­ing takaful better with more confidence and without doubts
• Kobus Vlok is MCIS Insurance new CEO
• Don’t let prediabete­s turn into the real thing
• Choking on food silently
• Disney merger with Twitter poses risks for Iger legacy
• Manhattan apartment sales plunge as buyers get pickier
• Trade war over trees looms as Canada, US remain at impasse

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