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Fraser’s Hill: What’s happened to this hill resort?
Apr 17, 2008 In: NSTWE have always loved Fraser’s Hill as a holiday destination and decided to go there after an eight-year break. Two years ago, …
Parliament, live: 7-second delay needed
Apr 17, 2008 In: NSTIN view of the planned live telecast from parliament, concerns have again been raised about the language expected to be used in the …
After the polls: Stop bickering
Apr 17, 2008 In: NSTTHE New Straits Times has hit it right with its front page comment “Get on with the job”. (NST, April 16).Umno members should …
Menteri Besar’s gaffe: Admit the error and apologise
Apr 17, 2008 In: NSTI REFER to your report “Karpal: MB did not mean to insult Sikhs” (NST, April 15). I cannot believe that Perak Menteri Besar …
Rising crime: At her wits’ end after three burglaries
Apr 16, 2008 In: NSTTHE recent spate of robberies, break-ins, murders, rapes and kidnappings have reached worrisome levels. My relative’s house …
Bullet train: Better to just upgrade KTMB
Apr 16, 2008 In: NSTHERE we go again, another mega project to show the world we can be the best. We in Malaysia know that we have the capability and expertise to …
Caning incident: Teacher should be taken to task
Apr 16, 2008 In: NSTI WAS aghast after reading “Down’s syndrome boy caned” (NST, April 13). It is yet another blow to the teaching profession. …
Garbage collection: System needs fine-tuning
Apr 16, 2008 In: NSTRECENTLY, the mayor of Ipoh announced a move to impose a fine of RM250 on property owners who do not have a rubbish bin effective July 1. …
Sydney’s saga: There were two ships
Apr 16, 2008 In: NSTI WOULD like to supplement Wan Abu Bakar’s letter (”Ships of history” — NST, April 4) on the wreck of the Australian cruiser Sydney. …
Delivery system Aim for excellence in service
Apr 16, 2008 In: NSTIN line with the prime minister’s call to reduce red tape and improve administrative efficiency in government departments, all departmental …
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