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Govt land conversion issue cause for concern
Feb 7, 2008 In: The StarI REFER to the report ‘Residents of Sri Bukit Persekutuan say no to new development’ (The Star, Jan 31). This article mentioned that …
Some parents still don’t care about kids’ safety
Feb 7, 2008 In: The StarEVER since the Nurin Jazlin case and now Sharlinie, I have been very careful with kids, especially my little cousins when I take them out. …
Time to put the brakes on greedy teachers
Feb 7, 2008 In: The StarA CONSENSUS must be taken among the general public as what should be the appropriate fees for the various categories of tution- primary, …
Striking busmen should have warned public
Feb 7, 2008 In: The StarMy PREVIOUS experience living in Britain tells me that the Penang bus strike could have been better planned and managed by the bus drivers. …
Hard for migrant workers to seek redress
Feb 7, 2008 In: The StarIT IS alarming to see that detained migrant workers are being sent home without screening due to overcrowded detention centres. The …
Foreigner-bashing in the heart of KL’s tourism belt
Feb 7, 2008 In: The StarLAST weekend, in the vicinity of the Pavilion in KL, just outside Wisma Cosway, I witnessed a disturbing incident. A group of young …
Mega chances for all to achieve success
Feb 7, 2008 In: The StarWITH four mega development corridors already launched to date, this is truly the best time for us to move forward and achieve success in any …
Tidy up after the polls
Feb 7, 2008 In: The StarTHE general election is in the air. Already we are witnessing various political parties, especially those from Barisan Nasional, beginning …
Abandoned babies: There are more humane alternatives
Feb 7, 2008 In: NSTTHE body of a newborn was found behind a restaurant in Bandar Puteri, Puchong, recently (”Body of dead newborn found” — NST, Feb 5). Her …
Election fever: Clean it all up after the elections
Feb 7, 2008 In: NSTTHE general election fever is in the air. Already we are witnessing the political parties setting up their booths and bilik gerakan …
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