The Star Malaysia - 2018-06-06

• Pipelines to nowhere
• He will need to hit the ground running
• Handbag fixation
• Green light given despite red flags
• Muhyiddin: No probe unless report is lodged against ex-AG
• Ex-employee raves about ‘best boss’ on FB
• A need to understand constituti­onal monarchy
• New role an awesome responsibi­lity, says incoming AG
• Tommy Thomas
• Potential crisis defused overnight
• Property developer chips in with RM3mil donation
• Police to Jamal: You can run but you cannot hide
• Siambun: Sabah IC issue hasn’t been decided, don’t jump the gun
• Sabah now in a position to self-govern, says Liew
• Treat all civil servants fairly, urges Umno
• Shahrizat won’t defend Wanita Umno position in polls
• MBPJ zooms in on dirty restaurant­s
• Minister will no longer screen Industrial Court’s cases
• Alor Gajah OCPD lodges report over fuel theft
• DBKL shelves admin hub
• Clear chart of pledges needed
• Azmin wrapping up affairs as Selangor MB
• Outrage over Sia Boey again
• Spend wisely, shoppers told
• No more long waits for patients
• ‘Regulation of private healthcare prices needed’
• Johor Ruler’s mother to be laid to rest today
• Change faulty airbags, Loke tells car owners
• Racism doesn’t deserve an audience
• UMP brings cheer to people of Gambang
• Poverty forces mum and kids to live in goat shed
• Volunteers fix house damaged by termites
• Calamity strikes
• Plastic peril
• Licence to drive
• Killing the teachers first
• Ban on sex offenders
• Manafort accused of attempted witnesses tampering
• Violence shuts Congo’s Virunga park till 2019
• Designer Kate Spade found dead in apparent suicide
• Rare dinosaur skeleton sells for more than RM9mil
• Orangutan forest under threat
• S-E Asia’s plastic ‘addiction’ blights world’s oceans
• S’pore launches medallion to mark Trump-Kim summit
• Duterte’s mouth gets him in trouble again, this time for a kiss
• ‘Monarchy would fix chaos in Brazil’
• Terracotta Warriors discoverer devoted life to archaeolog­y
• Top court proposes fund to clean environmen­t
• Putin: Russia not trying to split EU
• British parliament set for Brexit day of drama on June 12
• London teen found guilty of plot with all-female terror cell
• Asia’s ocean a plastic wasteland
• Cleaning up the ‘sacred lake’
• Recycling plastic the Japanese way
• Civil service must remain neutral
• First-class honours graduate forced to pay PTPTN loan
• Festive time for warning on fireworks
• High expectatio­ns of new Parliament
• Start very early on education
• Begin process to harmonise civil law and Syariah law
• Damaging outcome
• Serena faces Wimbledon fight as Paris party falls flat
• ‘Allez Les Bleus!’ as Del Potro charms Paris crowd
• It’s all about World Cup now
• What you need to know about travelling in Russia
• Infantino cagey over 48-team format and possible co-hosting in 2022 W-Cup
• Lukewarm Serbia stumble at home, Morocco continue to impress
• We’re back stronger
• Karius suffered concussion in Champions League final
• Drawing danger
• Thomas needs to go for selection trial to join national team
• Kian Meng-Pei Jing relish healthy competitio­n for two spots in Asiad squad
• Agent of change
• Gavin fails to qualify for US Open
• We’ll make your day, Harry
• MADISON HAS THE KEYS TO ENTER SEMI-FINALS
• COUNTDOWN TO 2018 WORLD CUP
• NEW SELANGOR FA PRESIDENT TENGKU AMIR WILL BE AN AGENT OF CHANGE

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