The Star Malaysia - 2012-03-06

• Tragic holiday
• SELFLESS DOCTOR MOURNED
• A QUIET M’SIAN HERO IN HIS OWN RIGHT
• Tudung war goes to court
• Jimah on Sime’s mind
• No cause for concern
• Chua: Have RM1,000 minimum wage in Opposition states first
• I’m ready for reasonable discourse, says Najib
• Habitual thief from Selangor picks the wrong house in Muar
• Survivor: Where is my husband?
• Rebel duo heed order to accept posts
• Anwar behind move to oust Azizan, says Zahrain
• ‘M’sian cops are better’
• Ministry: Maids to arrive in April
• Fly and win with Firefly
• Indonesian maid gets two months – after three months in jail
• KLIA2 on course for completion in April next year
• Two S’gor reps testify
• Chandra: Don’t misuse your faith via politics
• New Bills for Rela ‘rebirth’
• Applicatio­n to strike out Tajudin suit dismissed
• 600 human trafficker­s held
• ‘Hike in voters nothing new’
• Season to travel with Airasia’s RM399 Spring deals
• Oil spill points to negligence
• Warden told to enter defence over hostel killing
• Couple shot in robbery
• Girl missing after shopping trip
• 45 quizzed over assembly fracas
• Double blow for family
• Media desperate for details of Ella’s marriage to M’sian
• IKIM VIEWS Sustainabi­lity through inheritanc­e
• In high spirits
• 213 killed in Congo blasts
• Spotlight on Peng
• Hope for tycoon
• Indonesian parcel bomber jailed 18 years
• Thaksin defends allies
• Sonia back in India after routine US check-up
• Protests, arrests mark Putin’s Kremlin return
• Lawmakers decide not to dress up at parliament
• China to launch moon-landing orbiter programme in 2013
• Experts warn of Tokyo’s ‘Big One’
• Santorum expects campaign boost from Super Tuesday
• Obama makes case against Iran strike
• Poland defends railway
• Billionair­e battle heats up
• Survey finds Aussie children think yoghurt grows on trees
• Floods claim second victim, hundreds flee
• No caning – as he is now a she
• Manila denies Kitsch’s airport tale
• Coldplay defends freedom of expression
• Positive winds of change
• Teluk Kemang jam worsening
• That’s not the way to handle a new born babe
• Harder to land dream job now
• Government frontliner­s have improved
• Will and commitment to deliver is important
• A whole new world opens to he who cultivates reading habit
• Dual Karmapa dilemma
• Draw same as a defeat
• Success smells sweet
• Anderson denies qualifier Matosevic a dream finish
• Australia want to close out tri–series finals quickly
• Adlington books Olympic spot in impressive style
• On top of the world
• Tiger roaring after best round of golf
• No podium dreams
• Klitschko: Challenger­s need to think twice
• Kimi fastest in final test while champ Vettel struggles
• A Real high five
• Paris St Germain return to Ligue 1 summit
• Inter squeeze out a draw
• Blues must bring back the Special One
• Dead duck all along
• Hodak: Kelantan need to step it up for the AFC Cup
• FAM unhappy with Eaton’s explanatio­n on his statement
• Turtles aiming for a draw against Vietnamese side Song Lam
• Up, up and away, Bluebirds
• In the right direction
• More teams but not much quality on display
• Rain washes out excitement from the Malaysian Open
• Malaysia shocked by lowly Wales in friendly
• A challenge is set
• Training with BAM will help me improve, says Zulfadli
• Lin Dan set to achieve high-five in All-england
• Over 50 vying for five coveted spots in Malaysian Open
• Mission Impossible
• Stamford Bridge’s £50mil flop
• Mcilroy is the world No. 1
• Argentine legend Batistuta joins Johor
• Pardew and O’neill in derby rage
• Lucky win for us, says Ferguson
• Petronas sees growth slowdown until 2014
• Singtel plans new structure
• Prasarana plans to raise Rm4bil
• Sales have been better ... driven by fear rather than the speculativ­e element
• Score gets Rm2bil investment­s
• Get ready for radical resolution­s at RSPO’S eighth general assembly
• SP Setia offer deemed ‘not fair’
• Ivory starts negotiatio­ns on payment terms after securing tender bid
• Analysts bullish on IJM, lukewarm on Keuro
• Firefly eyes fleet expansion
• Analysts turn positive on Mudajaya’s India plant
• Che Khalib: Petronas must finalise charges for gas plant
• CIMB Research likes Star Publicatio­ns for its dividends
• Rebadged VW Polo likely in two years
• CIMB Group in partnershi­p with John Keells in Sri Lanka
• Affin’s H2 China target
• Report: Impressive take-up of CSPO in 2011
• Winsun wins several contracts
• Vietnam to buy bad debt from banks
• Hero falls after saying it will consider Ducati bid
• Philippine deficit widens to record
• Europe risks chronic illness
• States of depression
• Settlement boosts BP
• Tesco fights back with plans for 20,000 new jobs
• China car sales may experience worst start since 2005
• Japan growth may be less than initial estimate
• India’s cotton export ban shocks traders
• Birdman of Jurong
• Corals and critters
• Brighter future for jumbos
• Shaking the Earth
• British or American English?
• This property is condemned
• Braising for flavour
• Stuffed potato
• Adoption rights
• Outside,, lookingg in
• Jan’s beary goodness
• Woman of the world
• Forever young
• Money down the loo
• Nur Fazura at award-winning movie premiere
• Meaty delight t
• For dearest mother
• Little India to benefit from 100 parking bays
• Couples using the toilets for ‘quickies’
• Councillor­s unveiled
• Schools are hotspots
• Rm26mil for Perak councils to maintain facilities
• Aspiring stars light up stage
• Plans for different life stages
• Paint factory’s green initiative
• Brazil may open consular office in Ipoh
• A melting pot of cultures
• Brighter banks For Klang River
• Lucky draws await visitors
• Showcase of new trends
• Starry aerobics session
• Lucky draw winners get cars
• Doing their part in conservati­on
• Return of beach carnival
• Good news for futsal lovers
• Developer presents gym equipment to HKL
• Villa fans, listen up
• Meet Typhoon Vasantha
• X-pro 1 camera unveiled
• Outstandin­g showpieces
• Another ultrabook
• A Folio fit for work
• Don’t let Facebook control you
• The March game madness
• A sharper Shank
• Keeping taxis in line
• Wired world to be boon, bane for Generation Y
• Implant that delivers medicine
• Smartphone­s to replace cash, credit cards?
• New policy rolls out amid howls
• Google privacy policy goes down well with some here
• Redtone’s push into Wifi space
• Analytics software gaining followers
• Work video calls connect with smartphone­s
• Battle begins for control of videoconfe­rencing

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