The Borneo Post - 2016-11-29

• Illegal loggers fined RM8.5 mln
• Road Transport Dept refutes news on road tax increase
• Tiong explains dropping ‘Sarawak’ from party’s name
• DUN SITTING
• Travel writer offers tips on ‘selling’ Sibu to visitors
• Jose Mourinho in more hot water
• China complains to S’pore over armoured vehicles
• Ensure school buses well kept, operators told
• ‘Enter politics only if you have passion to help people’
• ‘Fantastic Beasts’ breaches RM1.35 billion overseas
• ‘Malaysia has no choice but to face ringgit volatility’
• Four foreigners among 61 booked in statewide ops against illegal gambling
• MACC detains govt officer in Melaka with millions in bank account
• Online services enhance govt delivery system
• Families of kidnapped fishermen told to raise RM2 mln
• Selangor government gets interim stay on proposed redelineat­ion
• Pope Francis installs Malaysia’s first ever cardinal
• Awang Tengah: 21 investment­s worth RM33.5 billion in SCORE
• State’s energy sales increase four-fold since 2009
• RM100 million to carry out critical drain improvemen­t works next year – Dr Sim
• Federal government to repair 192 rural schools next year
• State records drop in teenage pregnancy cases
• Dr Rundi: Wayleave issues hamper progress of second power transmissi­on backbone
• Yong urges Local Government ministry to focus on drainage problems
• State’s broadband penetratio­n now 53 per cent
• Perimeter survey by dept covers over 17,000 ha of NCR land — Awg Tengah
• Manyin: Not time yet for motorsport track
• ‘Priority still on treated water, power supply’
• JPN mobile unit processes 175 ID applicatio­ns in Bukit Sari and Ba Kelalan
• Manyin reiterates crime in S’wak under control, index shows decline in cases
• Sarawak likely to record drop in income from export of wood products, says Awang Tengah
• Fatimah: Department receives 3,564 applicatio­ns for identifica­tion documents
• Sibu gets ready some 50 flood evacuation centres
• Accidental cyclist to share on 1,300km Kuching-KK trip
• UiTM alumni exhorted to give back to alma mater
• ‘Upgrading of Miri-Marudi road has started’
• Churches receive federal grants totalling RM1 million
• Visitors call for better facilities at Tusan beach
• PDRM to expedite redev’t of Lanang Camp
• JCI hopes to connect with youths in Sibu Jaya
• Unfounded claim of Malaysia as baby-selling hub, says social activist
• Hilton Kuching charity dinner raises RM14,000 for Hope Place
• Fun activities for everyone at S’wak Sentosa Theme Park
• Jong, Tang and Kho win T-Run 1.0
• Sacred Heart Class of ‘85 bonds through sports carnival
• IVF treatment made accessible to all through IVFKasih
• MRSM 2017 intake sees priority given to children of B40 families
• Yap: Academic leaders need to improve leadership skills
• Penang second bridge to be upgraded by early 2017
• Teachers told to assure parents on accepting education system change
• Stark rise in human traffickin­g, migrant smuggling cases
• Government all out to face floods — Shahidan
• Less people pledging to donate organs due to false news
• TH retains cost of Haj pilgrimage at RM9,980
• More women candidates to contest in 14th GE — Shahrizat
• Loyalty and hardwork by Wanita movement contribute­d to Umno’s survival — Najib
• More women in workforce could increase national per capita — Johari
• Hamilton calm about Mercedes ‘headmaster’ summons
• Delbonis seals Argentina’s maiden Davis Cup title
• Moss regains unwanted F1 record after Rosberg title
• Button and Massa make proud exits
• Five things we learned in the Premier League
• Hazard expects three-way battle for Premier League title
• ‘Coutinho blow a test for Liverpool’
• Rogic fires Celtic to 100th trophy in League Cup
• Five things we learned from La Liga
• A local racing track - to build or not to build
• Wanted: ‘Unwavering commitment’ from host cities
• Rosberg claims maiden title in tense finale
• Pochettino sees ‘nothing wrong’ with Spurs’ struggles
• Arsenal had to steady their nerves — Wenger
• Cavaliers rally to beat 76ers
• Guardiola pleased with Man City’s schedule management
• Chat with dad Diego inspired Juve double — Simeone
• Police: Bomb defused near US embassy in Manila
• Support for Turnbull falls with another legislativ­e compromise
• Syria rebels lose all of northeast Aleppo
• Paper: Ex-S.Africa watchdog accused over leaked Zuma interview
• Throngs to pay homage to Cuba’s Fidel Castro
• Militia attack kills 34 civilians in DR Congo
• Trump claims ‘ serious’ fraud, says millions voted illegally
• Castro’s Vietnam battlefiel­d visit cemented hero status
• N. Korea mourns Castro: A distant ‘comrade’
• South Korea’s Park not to respond to request by prosecutor­s — Lawyer
• Rohingya fleeing Myanmar turned back by Bangladesh
• Jokowi: ‘Teachers, please teach students nationalit­y values’
• Japan skating rink slammed for freezing 5,000 fish
• China detains nine for collapsed power plant disaster that killed 74
• Australia strikes deal on ‘backpacker tax’
• Brazil’s president to block any corruption amnesty
• Sectarian attacks leave two dead in Pakistan’s Karachi
• Conservati­ve Francois Fillon wins French presidenti­al primary
• Tens of thousands protest against India cash ban
• Miami Cubans party relentless­ly after death of Castro
• Brexit on the agenda as British PM welcomes Polish delegation
• Iraqis in liberated Mosul district wave white flags
• Egypt foreign ministry denies troops deployed in Syria
• Austria’s presidenti­al rivals clash in TV debate
• STARGAZING
• HISTORY AT A GLANCE
• ‘Moana’ tops Thanksgivi­ng box office in US market
• Eddie Murphy originally included in Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home but role written out due to failed deal
• Dev spent hours looking at himself in the mirror for his role in ‘Lion’
• Tony Leung expands horizons with first Mandarin-only role
• New Stones album rekindles Chicago-blues love affair
• NY subway inspires Broadway's first a capella musical
• Adele plans to return to BRIT to teach
• Rocco slams mum Madonna for being embarrassi­ng
• Roger Moore hasn’t ruled out appearing in future 007 films
• Lady Gaga talks women, romance and price of fame on CBS Sunday Morning interview
• Niall Horan assures fans One Direction will reform
• Rocco slams mum Madonna for being embarrassi­ng
• Sime Darby studying options to unlock shareholde­rs value
• New members appointed to BNM financial stability executive committee
• Malaysia’s foreign affiliates generate value added of RM222.9 billion in 2015
• Australia’s Telstra failing to plug earnings hole with myriad of investment­s
• Kazakhstan and Malaysia to venture into Central Asia
• MaGIC, Lean in Malaysia sign MoU to champion women entreprene­urs
• Malaysia on track to achieving global SDG agenda
• Matang’s IPO will involve 130 mln new shares of 10 sen each
• Axiata’s 9MFY16 results within analysts’ estimates
• ‘Oldtown poised to register stronger earnings ahead’
• Ramsay Sime Darby Health Care optimistic of securing partnershi­ps
• UN calls for bold, innovative steps in re-thinking transport systems
• TM’s 9MFY16 results garner mixed views, forecasts cut
• Padini to record impressive growth in next quarter — Analysts
• Bursa Malaysia closes on firm note
• Datasonic sees higher revenue, earnings for second quarter of FY17
• Trump’s promised jobs boom clashes with reality of ‘e-lancing’
• Indian government’s proposed rules may force pilots to fly sick
• Saudi Arabia’s vision for the future looks dim to jobless youth
• Kazakh president says power won’t be family business
• Mondays are Black Friday for shippers, holiday shopping looms
• Merdeka Palace eyes further upgrade projects next year
• Time dotCom projected to have strong earnings growth in FY17-18
• Tune Protect’s 9MFY16 earnings fall short of estimates
• Ban Ki-Moon commends Dubai’s Rashid for insightful vision on sustainabl­e developmen­t
• Shell CEO expects no valuation hit from climate accord
• Tunisia investment conference aims to kickstart struggling economy
• OPEC scrambles to agree crucial oil output cut
• Zimbabwe rolls out ‘surrogate’ dollars amid unease
• US Black Friday: More shoppers but less spent per head
• Pilots at Lufthansa announce further strikes this week
• China risks wasting US$490 bln on coal plants — Campaigner­s
• Fearing tighter US visa regime, Indian IT firms rush to hire, acquire
• China will stick to ‘going out’ strategy amid outflow concerns
• Oil tumbles as output cut looks elusive; dollar sinks
• Australia strikes deal on ‘backpacker tax’

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