The Star Malaysia - 2012-12-06

• 80,000 homes for you
• Cop cleared of boy’s shooting
• Pewter man as good as gold
• Twitter storm for royal baby
• MCMC names eight
• KL does better in graft index
• MACC: Higher conviction rate due to awareness of graft issues
• Registrati­on process flow
• Uphold the good name of M’sia in Indonesia, says King
• Angler missing after going overboard in collision
• Two Colombians and Zambian woman escape from police custody
• ‘Stocks will suffer if BN fails’
• Only 27 out of 914 AES offenders turn up in court
• Papa: Agency not our member
• Pastor Loo explains meaning of Christmas
• Palanivel set to rally MIC members
• MIC Youth to rebuild altar
• Battersea project boost
• Postmen to work only five days a week from Jan 1
• DOE plans to open branch in Gebeng
• Police identify brawl witnesses
• MB: Report latest exposé on Talam to commission
• Siti’s show to boost AIDS fund
• Stop giving OC to port, Chua dares Lim
• Let it be your Guide
• PSC offers tips on getting jobs in public sector
• Peter Lim revving it up
• Train those who don’t do well in school, says Raja Zarith
• Man shot in car chase
• JPS told to ensure authencity of documents
• Lecturer ends four-year wait
• Malaysian tourism to India to spike with new visa ruling
• Aye to longer visiting hours
• CIA: M’sians die younger than people in conflict zones
• Cops release pix of suspects
• Hurt bouncer gets bail
• Lawyer suing Bar Council gets more time to amend claim
• Real pain of punitive justice
• Getting the message across by beating wife up
• Long live the King!
• Egypt crisis turns violent
• 274 dead in Typhoon Bopha
• Jobs biopic to debut at fest
• S’pore crackdown on China strikers slammed
• More needs to be done to fight graft
• Seoul drops whaling plan
• Wanted man Watson back on Sea Shepherd ship
• Euro crisis nations not up to par in fight against corruption
• Ideas on active ageing
• US Senate okays defence budget
• Israel firm and not perturbed
• Black goldmine in the Alps
• Schools issuing own rules
• Festival a much sought after event
• It is the parents who will decide
• It is not just the taxis
• Gross errors in exam papers
• How to detect forged currency
• Relook at moral education in schools
• SPPBS was not implemente­d properly
• Lew ain’t seen nothing yet
• Prior deprives Sachin a century with brilliant catch
• India elections go ahead despite IOC suspension
• More overtaking manoeuvres this season
• Going for a repeat
• Mcilroy is US Tour’s Player of the Year
• Grace the favourite to win inaugural Nelson Mandela title
• Rose and Scott to face off in first two rounds of Aussie Open
• Si-woo earns card for PGA Tour but is too young to see action
• Survival of the fittest
• Carlo’s great escape
• CBF wrong to sack Mano, says Zagallo
• Striker Hulk threatens to quit Zenit after spat with coach Spalletti
• Euro chumps
• Impressive Malaga eye knockout stage with confidence
• Mourinho praises Modric after Real whip Ajax
• Stevens salutes keeper after Schalke top group
• Back off Rom
• Troubled Chelsea seek solace in Japan
• Mickey Mouse show
• Everton hail academy’s Category One status
• A perfect present
• Accomplish­ed broadcaste­r Jeyanathan dies at age 74
• Ready to step up
• Malaysian Open a good prelude to Super Series Premier event
• Nur Azmi: Team must focus on defence
• Former Thai coach Chanwit: Apply the ‘3Cs’ against Malaysia
• Paraguayan striker Mendieta dies in Indonesia
• National triple jumper Noor Amira struck by the varsity Games curse again
• Power up!
• Don’t discrimina­te, please
• Heat fall towizard-ry
• Mancini: No shame in exit
• Aidil: Bring on the Thais
• We will deliver:
• SP Setia plans projects in Embassy Row area
• Wal-mart India investment probe
• Celcom allocates RM300M for 4G
• We held talks with Felda long before Datuk Sabri Ahmad was appointed president
• No immediate impact expected
• Motorsport­s City to boost Iskandar sales
• No slowdown for Vale
• Maxis plans to develop 4G sites in Sabah, Sarawak in 2013
• TM, VADS and Microsoft in product tie-up
• Steady growth for Gamuda
• Sime Industrial banks on truck ops
• Call for harmonised Islamic financial reporting
• Nestle results within expectatio­n
• Nasim invests Rm1mil in new Kota Baru branch
• Thomas Jacob is WAN-IFRA new COO
• Australia economy slows in Q3, tougher times ahead
• Vietnam may join top rubber producer group
• CP Group buys into Ping An
• Pressure to lower cost
• Samsung promotes heir closer to top
• BOJ deputy governor signals policy loosening
• Regulators to avoid clashes over derivative­s
• Tesco ready to exit US
• Abramovich deal deflates Rusal bond
• EU imposes record cartel fine on Philips and five others
• Firmer on positive sentiment

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