The Star Malaysia - 2017-08-17

• ‘Forgetful’ Isa remanded
• Promising start
• Homes for estate workers
• State land in Perak being sold off illegally
• Offers to restart MH370 search in wake of new findings
• Proposed rate for EIS Bill to be slashed to 0.2% in October
• IGP tells sports fans to make Games safe and successful
• ‘Stop blaming past Penang govt’
• Motorists fume over planned lane closures on Penang Bridge
• New guidelines to stem cyberbully­ing
• Three more men held over fracas at forum
• Steep rise in school bullying cases
• Nosmartpho­nes in schools, teachers urge ministry
• Piano prodigy to raise funds for autistic kids
• ‘Unity means having a common goal’
• School heads laud govt effort to solve heavy bag issue
• WeChat pal sets up Taiwanese man for armed thieves
• Mydin MD tells of strong love for country
• Schools busy cleaning up after floods
• Three burning cars keep firemen busy on Penang roads
• Car wash worker relieved to be evacuated
• Hope for trafficked student victims
• PKR members can now remain in Kelantan administra­tion
• A BIGGER, BRIGHTER FUTURE UP AHEAD
• Better harvest for highlands farmers
• Employers advised to bridge the generation gap at workplace
• Language key to better future
• Ex-DAP heads may try for GE14
• Zunar sues police and Govt for seizing books
• Fire risk at tahfiz schools worrying
• Firemen monitor social media for 999 situations
• Fearing a more divided M’sia post-GE14
• Designer pleased he was picked to supply royal outfits
• Taiwanese Mandopop singer opens restaurant in Melaka
• Preserving independen­ce
• Darkness descends on Taiwan
• Man nails his heart
• Jokowi: Protect our diversity
• Honouring Diana
• He’s back as 007
• ‘Both sides are to blame for violence’
• Grand stage rises for late king’s cremation
• Filipino troops to cull thousands of fowl in bird flu battle
• Philippine cops kill 32 in ‘shock and awe’ raids
• China and India soldiers hurl stones at each other
• Woman blocks man’s rescue over fear of ‘unlucky’ home
• Ex-Pakistan PM calls for review of ouster
• End war of words, says China
• Apple tightens HK returns policy ahead of new iPhones
• Why humans fear robots
• Aussie opposition scoffs at ‘Kiwis under the bed’ plot
• Maori tribe thwarts plan to bottle ‘sacred’ water
• Town cooks giant omelette amid egg scandal
• 12 crushed to death by tree at festival
• Polanski faces new accusation of sexual assault
• Israel builds undergroun­d wall
• S. Africa cops decline to reveal if first lady has fled
• Iran could quit nuke deal if US sanctions imposed
• Fashionist­a who shook up the royal dress code
• Malaysia’s heady ethnic brew
• Explore alternativ­es to cutting down trees
• Sunday is World Mosquito Day?
• Responsibi­lity to uphold best interest of the child
• Volunteers just waiting for the Games to start
• Flip side to not buying now
• Your views
• Taylor on the hunt
• Leave Pettersen alone, US skipper Inkster urges fans
• USADA ban Goodwin but former long jumper has quit sport
• Frustrated Williams raring to take on Wallabies in Sydney
• Isner ready for Zverev
• Alexander seeking strong start in bid for ATP hattrick
• Years of toil takes its toll
• Serena aims for outrageous Australian Open comeback
• Aunt Venus preparing for Serena’s baby and US Open
• Sharapova gets US Open wildcard for first post-ban Slam
• Put your money on Bayern
• German female ref ready to step up her game
• Germany star Hoewedes loses Schalke captaincy
• Minister calls for tough response to football violence
• Watch out for ’em
• Zidane angered by five-game Ronaldo ban
• Buffon joins Messi and Ronaldo on UEFA shortlist
• Busquets: Barca lack firepower without Ney
• It’s far from over
• British press hails ‘Alexander the Great’
• Villans in trouble
• Wenger: No progress on Sanchez talks
• Llorente returns to training to boost Swansea
• Wembley hoodoo
• Champs Chelsea to make bid for Spurs leftback Rose
• What a relief!
• West Bromwich sign midfielder Barry from Everton
• Spaniard Jese joins Stoke on loan from PSG
• Can’t stop the feeling
• Hafiz storms into Asian juniors quarter-finals
• Teen shuttler banned for gambling
• Gavin pumped up to make cut in scenic Fiji
• They’ll be bold for gold
• Ahmad ready to go the distance after intensive training in the Philippine­s
• Mun Hua eyes golden farewell as wushu begins to take its toll
• Mum’s the (AUGUST 19 - 30) word for Eli
• Asyraaf: Difficult but not impossible to get on podium
• Archers’ ache
• All flags up as countries unite to make Games memorable
• Water polo team stay in the hunt for a medal
• Swimmer Angela out to make up for glitter-less debut in 2015
• Best in the business
• Raising the competitio­n

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