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Nation
Beware of scammers pretending to be the good guys
KUALA LUMPUR: Scammers posing as National Scam Response Centre (NSRC) officers have already caused almost RM7mil in losses this year, says Comm Datuk Seri Ramli Mohamed Yoosuf.
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Nation
Revitalise teaching with reforms
PETALING JAYA: The teaching profession is in need of reforms to keep teachers at the top of their game, say experts.
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Football
No walk in the park for JDT this season after toiling past Negri
PETALING JAYA: Defending champions Johor Darul Ta’zim (JDT) can forget about having an easy ride in the Super League this year.
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Nation
Groups urge greater scrutiny of homeschooling system
PETALING JAYA: Education advocates are calling for the tracking of Malaysian children to ensure they attend formal primary schools, whether public or private.
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Football
Bouquets, not brickbats for Khairul
PETALING JAYA: Sabah goalkeeper Khairul Fahmi Che Mat had expected brickbats after saving a penalty shot against his former club Kelantan.
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Football
Pawsome Cats out to run down Elephants
PETALING JAYA: Just like the cat, Kuching City players are fearless and not intimidated by bigger teams.
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Other Sports
Chee Feng officially retires after 10 years of service
PETALING JAYA: Paddler Leong Chee Feng (pic) has bid farewell to the national table tennis team after 10 years of service.
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Nation
Police step up patrols after street kids in roadside brawl raises alarm
KOTA KINABALU: They are barely in their pre-teen years, but these young boys seem bold enough to participate in a street brawl.
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Focus
How are World Heritage sites chosen?
A position on the prestigious Unesco World Heritage list is highly coveted, including by Malaysia, which already has four sites.
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Golf
US-based pro players get a cut of assistance grant
PREPARATIONS by Malaysia’s two golfers bound for the Paris Olympic Games are evolving timeously.
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Nation
Woman still traumatised by theft that happened six years ago
PETALING JAYA: An incident involving a car theft that happened six years ago affected a woman so much that she is reluctant to drive alone now.
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Motorsport
Aspiring future F1 driver Katrina shows she’s a cut above
PETALING JAYA: Karter Katrina Ee (pic) is getting closer to her dream of racing in Formula One, taking it one lap at a time.
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Nation
Ulu Tiram attack: Attacker acted on his own
JOHOR BARU: The Ulu Tiram police station shooting incident was a lone wolf attack, says the Home Minister.
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Through Many Windows
The rise of ‘denialism’ in Malaysia
The practice is a barrier to national unity, says the writer.
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Cycling
Maybank is new title sponsor for Cycling Series Johor
PETALING JAYA: Johor will become a huge attraction for cycling enthusiasts as the state has announced Maybank as their title sponsor for the upcoming Cycling Series Johor.
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Nation
Ex-cop: Time to beef up police station security
PETALING JAYA: The pre-dawn attack on the Ulu Tiram police station is a wake-up call for authorities to review the strategic planning of police stations nationwide, says a former top cop.
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Nation
Serdang Heart Centre in overdrive to tackle maintenance woes
PETALING JAYA: Work is underway to resolve maintenance issues at the four non-functioning operating theatres at the Pusat Jantung Hospital Serdang (Serdang Heart Centre), which resulted in many patients requiring urgent open heart surgery being on a long waiting list.
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Badminton
Zii Jia braces for tough final against Angus in bid to win first title this year
PETALING JAYA: Professional shuttler Lee Zii Jia is not in the mood to allow Hong Kong’s Angus Ng Ka Long spoil his party in Thailand.
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Focus
“Anney, tapau one roti, bah...”
How we order our favourite dish reflects Malaysia's rich heritage, a diversity that we should all embrace and celebrate beyond the upcoming National Unity Week, say experts.
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Nation
A little kopitiam’s timeless charm
GEORGE TOWN: It began even before World War I, at a time when there were few creature comforts, 60 years before the first black-and-white TV arrived in the country.