The Star Late Edition - 2012-06-07

• Sex offender on queen’s barge
• A train all to herself as Gautrain makes debut
• TOP COP IN NEW SPENDING ROW
• CELE: The axe ready to fall
• HIV: SURVIVING THE STIGMA
• Shocking statistics on how education fails SA
• Joburg ratepayers earn victory over council
• Man’s death due to a too-late ambulance upsets readers
• Annan to propose plan on Syria crisis
• Piccard spirit takes flight down famous family tree
• Syrian forces kill up to 100 villagers in latest conflict
• Wcape also asks for SA Roadlink’s credential­s
• Security a priority ahead of ANC’S Upington indaba
• Cape Town’s plan to honour Obamas opposed
• Body2tone found to be 2Good2btru­e
• Phosa calls for debate on change
• ANC won’t endorse land grab, says Mantashe
• Justice Department unfazed by bill fury
• No traffic blues on Gautrain, but M1 slightly faster
• DA submits papers to probe regarding Mmemezi splurge
• Choose right time to talk about children’s status
• ‘How I started online support group to cope with the shock’
• Falcon 9 rocket opens new doors into space
• Scientists take hefty dinosaur down a notch or two
• Road to London 2012 COUNTDOWN
• The best of bungling, bouncy Susan Boyle
• Internet’s dark underbelly exposed
• Quick guide for the young and curious
• Poor subsidise air transport for rich
• Minnies gang freed after botch-up of note
• Act now on this crisis
• New deal for diplomat doctors
• ‘It’s not just money – we are free here’
• Farm cost pressures frighten investors
• Edcon sells its cards to Absa
• Manuel shoots down arguments for higher wages as short-termism
• Employers warned to watch costs as earnings threshold is increased
• DISCONNECT­ION DISRUPTION
• LEADERSHIP RACE
• African Consensus can optimise gains in deals with China
• Government non-payment threatens all builders
• Enterprisi­ng monopolist­s can help SA fix problems
• Set-top box standards launched at ICT conference
• Analysis: Academics advise JSE to tighten buyback reporting rules
• Bourse buoyed as battle-beaten metals regain lustre
• Top two speak on status and service
• Investors pin hopes on Guo to reform stock trade
• Beijing opposes listing of temples
• Diageo unveils £1bn plan to keep up with Scotch whisky orders
• SABC ruined a moment to cherish
• The Spear proof of racial ideology
• Spain set to rise to the challenge
• EURO BRIEFS
• Whitehead has reason to believe
• Jackson could put handicappe­rs in a tight spot
• Astro News on song
• This is it ... South Africa’s medal hopefuls
• ‘Golden generation’ hungry for glory
• Young man with a big gun
• Vernon scoops big one
• WORLD AT A GLANCE
• Sharapova shoves aside Kanepi to set up Kvitova semi
• SA’S semis hopes stay alive despite defeat
• Money trumps tradition
• ‘ Nelson, ‘ Louis post ‘Goose bump’ 64s
• Dawn of new era – Meyer
• Khumalo’s selection comes under serious criticism
• New-look Bok second row in good shape
• Lookin’ good Lexus
• KZN’S Top Gear Festival set to be a real thriller
• Volkswagen’s CC gets a makeover
• Nissan’s Murano SUV is now even more sporty
• Mahindra Xylo MPV to go it alone
• Oh so subtle facelift for BMW 7 Series
• Merc’s SLS GT gets muscles on its muscles
• Rally stars ready for Gauteng test
• Will Canada become a car killer?
• GTO the world’s most expensive car
• UK driver dies after inhaling contents of his car’s safety airbag
• Cleaner fuel is on its way
• Most perfect sports c Car?
• Why your car’s engine won’t start
• Volvo launches pedestrian airbag
• CPA’S done more harm than good
• With series wide open, WSBK stars head for Italy
• AMID motorcycle show moves to Nasrec this year
• The city’s about to get a clean-up
• Stars trekking towards games frontier
• Excess in Essex the new reality
• It’ll be all fight on the night
• Bright future for project managers
• It’s time for students to get practical
• Credit health is most important
• Get all your process ducks in a row before hunting for a tool

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