The Star Malaysia - 2019-12-31

• Locking horns over lodging
• Fuel subsidy plan on hold
• M’sia to continue improving assistance for refugees
• Latheefa: Zero tolerance on abuse in custody
• Sad goodbye to Hello Kitty
• Penang Airbnb hosts all set to cash in on holiday tourists boom
• More borrowers repay PTPTN loans
• Cabinet to decide on takeover of PLUS and four other toll operators
• It’s time to cough up money
• Malaysian High Comm helping family to return teen’s remains
• Suicide attempts to be decriminal­ised
• Rats add festive air to shirts
• MCA urges govt to stop politickin­g and start working
• Cops to ‘kill’ drones during Ambang 2020 tonight
• The dead to make way for Penang road project
• Security high on agenda
• Zip through 10 toll plazas with RFID technology
• Sabah Immigratio­n chief: PSS does not lead to citizenshi­p
• Last chance for illegals to take up B4G offer
• Court to hear Anifah’s bid to review nullificat­ion
• Medical care weathers all storms
• Online insults get up singer’s nose
• Police: Trashy tactic now used in car hijackings
• What you can do for your country
• In 2020, forgive and ask for forgivenes­s
• A different breed of elected reps nowadays
• Marking the passing of a great lawyer
• Where are our statesmen?
• make 2020 a safer year for all
• most malaysians are not racist
• Five still missing after flash flood
• Anak Krakatau erupts, alarming local residents
• One sister dead, another hurt in S’pore crash
• INTELLIGEN­T SOLUTIONS
• Report, not record harassment
• Thousands of Thai rivals plan political ‘exercises’
• Three years for human embryo gene-editing
• High-speed, high-tech rail links Winter Olympics cities
• Bushfires reach Melbourne
• Suspect denies stabbing five at Ny rabbi’s home
• Parishione­rs kill man who fatally shot two at church
• Trump triggers firestorm
• Trump aides call US strikes on Iraq and Syria ‘successful’
• Workers pushed to adapt as robots rise
• Pakistanis fight smog with purifiers and lawsuits
• Winds of change
• Lyon shoots down Warne’s call to take a rest for Sydney
• Kiwis head for dead rubber with only pride on the line
• I have to get fit before thinking about World Cup: Kumar
• Courting controvers­y
• James helps Lakers outmuscle Mavericks
• Japan’s star Nishikori out of Australian Open and the ATP Cup
• Frank-ly speaking
• Arsenal’s Arteta gives Ozil benefit of the doubt
• Moyes is back for another survival mission
• VARisabig mess, says Guardiola after more controvers­ies
• Work in progress
• Trent Alexander-Arnold is a once-in-a-generation talent
• Wolves’ Coady fumes at ‘ridiculous’ VAR rulings
• A lesson well learnt
• Cambodia the springboar­d to AFC for Kedah
• Farkhan rings in a big one – with a TKO
• The best of the world to scorch lanes in Malaysia
• Roy King hopes to emulate role model Zhang Nan
• Kasma rides into the big stage with new team
• Malaysia Diving GP set to draw big names due to Olympics factor
• A view to a kill
• We can’t catch up:
• Safee won’t let his fellow pro footballer­s suffer.
• Glitter Down Under for cyclist Fadhil after Olympics miss.
• Silat exponents end year with four-gold haul in China.

The Star Malaysia - 2019-12-30

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