The Star Malaysia - 2016-12-09

• Going rogue on conversion
• Desperate for aid
• Moments of fear
• All for dad’s decision
• Boost for social enterprise­s
• Many more innovative local products in the works, says minister
• Najib: Recent developmen­ts show that ringgit will recover
• Move undermines Govt’s good work, says CCM
• Local Acehnese community raises funds for victims
• Sultan restores MB’s award
• ‘Ban will affect manufactur­ers’
• MCA supported DrMinhis ‘darkest hours’
• Doc nabbed for being burglar’s fence
• Journalist wins Suhakam award
• MACC: Fight corruption with us
• Ambiga quizzed over funding
• TOWARDS A TECH-DRIVEN ECONOMY
• Only 11 and already in business
• Nik Nazmi fined over PAA charge
• Largest ketamine bust for the year
• Sabah awaits federal funds for rhino conservati­on
• Record number of staghorn corals identified in Sabah
• Special chefs in an inspired kitchen
• Kimberley St shops to be restored soon considered
• ‘Dog’ remark riles Amy Search
• Nearing extinction
• Dylan to skip Nobel ceremony
• Filipino snub
• Surgeon General calls youth vaping a public health threat
• Trump fills top govt posts with retired generals
• Renzi’s resignatio­n hints at early election
• Gays ‘cannot enter Catholic priesthood’
• Impeachmen­t vote against Park set in motion
• Life expectancy drops for first time since AIDS peak
• Spy agencies targeted airlines
• Assad confident of victory over Aleppo rebels
• Muslims condemn mob attack in Bandung
• Jakarta struggles to find secure venue for Ahok’s trial
• No jail time for mayor killers
• At least 11 killed in northern Myanmar rebel clashes
• Rememberin­g the sacrifice of the ‘Free French’
• ‘Beef up nukes against Trump threat’
• Varsity admits seniors based on lottery system
• Gosling, Stone immortalis­ed in Hollywood
• It’s a crucial time for our good governance to show
• Much to gain from learning Mandarin
• Fight graft on all fronts
• Allow more ways to use EPF savings
• Is it necessary for MBPJ to fence up a public park?
• Dream ton for Jennings
• Becker slams Djokovic for not practising enough
• All top stars confirmed coming for Aussie Open
• Golden splashers MONTREAL: Katinka Hosszu and Park Taehwan piled up more individual gold at the Short Course Swimming World Championsh­ips as US women asserted themselves with a world record relay win. Hungary’s Hosszu, a treble gold medallist at the Rio
• Bolt shocked that Jamaica abstained from voting in reforms
• Double grief for golfers HONG KONG: Golfers at the Hong Kong Open were in mourning as they wore black ribbons in tribute to a caddie who collapsed this week during a Dubai tournament. Players were also rememberin­g Spanish great Seve Ballestero­s’ former c
• Mercedes run cheeky job ad for F1 driver
• Cavs shut out Knicks
• World Cup shake-up
• Former FIFA developmen­t officer pleads guilty to corruption
• Coutinho: Klopp’s passing training paying off
• Dream partnershi­p
• Kashima substitute­s break Auckland part-timers’ hearts
• Mkhitaryan determined to hold on to starting spot
• Le Tissier had ‘very wrong’ naked massage by coach
• No Old Lady, please
• Going out with a bang
• Porto crush Foxes to ease into last 16
• Phew! What a relief
• Leverkusen seal first win over Monaco in sixth attempt
• Sevilla withstand Lyon assault to reach the knockout stage
• Selangor to get cracking for next season’s challenge
• Bronze in the bag for Malaysia with triples semi-final berth
• Zoe under pressure to nail spot in World Junior Team meet
• Malaysia can emulate the great Danes of Euro ‘92 in Lucknow
• TECK ZHI BLAMES ABSENT COACH FOR DIP IN FORM

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