The Star Malaysia - 2012-01-03

• Dragon gifts
• Bus misery
• Another ‘home alone’ case
• PLUG THE HOLE, BUT RAZE THE CLIMATE
• Help for abused child bride
• Telekom’s Rm3bil capex
• PEDESTRIAN­S MOWED DOWN
• Klang group protests against bus company
• Orang asli clinics in new hands
• Last-minute shopping for school uniforms and shoes
• Old is gold as King’s former residence still draws the crowds
• Relief in Johor as flood evacuees down to 60
• Doubts over student claims
• Undergrad: I’ll take action against cops
• Special task force to quash violence allegation­s by students
• RPK hits back at critics
• Chua: A good year for the economy
• Red alert over bird flu
• EC: Cooling-off period still the same
• Trainees leave for NS stint
• Nga to face panel today
• Pick the best exhibitor and win a prize
• MIC reinstates two leaders
• Trouble brewing in Kedah
• Seven days left to view report on expressway
• Good news for nine families
• Sudanese student wants to help rebuild his country
• Group: Get public’s views
• Police smash robbery gang with four arrests
• ‘Society has become demanding’
• Social class comes into play
• Sustaining a natural balance
• Feng shui master: Not all Dragon babies will succeed
• Man tries to sell son to pay for drinking habit
• S. Korea reaches out to North
• Hugh Jackman breaks record
• Iran tests cruise missiles
• Private detectives hacked Brown’s e-mail
• Hu’s new year’s speech echoed
• Cafta a successful model for South-south cooperatio­n
• Romney on course to win
• MILF joins Manila troops to search for abducted Aussie
• China calls for calm after bus driver dies from bird flu
• Call for Arab League to get out
• 20-year-old charged with Indian student’s murder
• Casinos raising stakes on Year of the Dragon
• Lee: Take recession in stride
• Maldives health spas are not brothels, say officials
• Elton John wants Timberlake to play himin biopic
• US fighter jet sales soar
• Build culture of safety
• Strive for service excellence
• Let’s start to be hungry to learn
• Common sense solutions needed for taxi system
• Improving healthcare
• Kudos to police for taking humane approach
• Driving’s a breeze in Brisbane, unlike KL nightmare
• James to marry lover Brinson
• Sacramento suspend wayward Cousins
• The serene Serena
• Hewitt turns in fighting display after four-month absence
• Simons sails past Sweeting to enter round two in Brisbane
• The litmus test
• Flintoff reveals mental strain of leading England
• Aussies put their faith on spinner Lyon for second Test against India
• Liverpool considerin­g appeal after FA release damning report
• Stoichkov set to be appointed Litex Lovech coach
• Ibrahimovi­c excited by prospect of Tevez arrival
• New coach wants Zaragoza to buy players
• Frank saves the day
• QPR sign Italian striker Macheda on loan from United
• Fergie and Wayne move to heal training ground rift
• I know Vaart Spurs need
• High-scoring Roo bags big net profit
• Clawed and bitten
• Green light for Huang
• Khe Wei wants to improve consistenc­y to push for Olympic spot
• Beef-up for MBPJ
• Anderson and ICC join forces for MJHL
• Man, he is mad
• Roo the richh man, poor man
• Now, Suarez could face court charge
• Miami turn heat on Bobcats
• Unrest and dissent at Stamford Bridge
• Argentine rider dies on first day
• Positive sentiment drives premium vehicle sales in 2011
• Salleh Majid dies at 62
• Tune Hotels to expand in UK
• We plan to increase exports in 2012
• Austerity call on euro 10th anniversar­y
• Indonesia inflation eases
• Why Jcorp’s buyout of KFC makes sense
• Adventa profit falls 88% to Rm4.2mil
• SMES urged to look at markets apart from Europe and the US
• Fahim Technologi­es plans to develop halal management system in China
• US consumer spends at half pre-recession levels
• French automakers lose share of shrinking market
• Spain raised taxes in ‘act of responsibi­lity’
• Hyundai, Kia see lower growth
• Prepare for another politicall­y-charged 12 months
• S. Korea sees foreign demand cooling in 2012
• Factory output subdued
• Indian Q4 gold imports plunge on record prices
• US is top 2012 property investment pick
• More room for local authors
• Holiday with a conscience
• Catch the rain
• Working holiday
• What’s choking us?
• Nurture capital
• Radical changes
• Jeans that save water
• Paying for carbon pollution
• Pack it right
• Favourit Te fruits
• Roast pork
• Legislatio­n and litigation
• Stories and statuses
• Yearning for more
• Mind over matter
• Dark bus stops
• A worthy cause
• Tourist attraction
• Dicing with danger
• Change of routes
• Two eateries told to move out
• Spreading festive cheer
• Tuck in for prosperity
• Infinite luxury
• Hypermarke­t rolls out special CNY deals
• Rewarded for green efforts
• Loh clan to set up foundation
• The power of colours
• Making a bigger mark in fashion
• No stroll in the park for youngster
• Picks for the Year
• Gear for hardcore gamers
• Headphones for travellers
• Finding a port with power
• Games that will rock your world
• Big improvemen­ts across the board
• Looking ahead in enterprise
• Rise in broadband penetratio­n rate
• Stuxnet virus has at least 4 cousins
• Suit filed over Twitter feed in test case
• MYCEB site takes the next step
• Celcom picks IBM analytics solutions
• Research in Motion share of US smartphone market slips
• Fujitsu partners with Falconstor

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