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City look to keep pace as Newcastle bring real threat
MANCHESTER City's tilt at a seventh league title in nine seasons faces what should be a stern test when Newcastle United visit the Etihad today.
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Citycism
No such thing as free parking
I RECENTLY reported on Kepong and Segambut residents who are objecting to the implementation of parking fees by Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) in their respective areas.
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Metro News
Ipoh traders warned not to sublet lots at Ramadan sites
SUBLETTING of Ramadan bazaar stalls is strictly prohibited, says Sandrea Ng.
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Gunners’ high-stakes derby
ARSENAL'S draw at Wolves in midweek has blown the title race well and truly wide open and added an even greater sense of expectation to tomorrow's North London derby.
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Metro News
Mark of faith and felicity
THE Year of the Horse has begun, and Chinese New Year celebrations are unfolding in ways that blend deep-seated tradition with personal choice.
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Metro News
Call for price reduction of essential goods as ringgit rallies
WITH positive economic signs including the ringgit's rise against the US dollar and a recovering stock market, the government must ensure that the benefits of growth are felt on the ground, says Penang PKR deputy chairman Goh Choon Aik.
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Metro News
Sweet bliss in green rice discs
STICKY rice, palm sugar syrup and freshly grated coconut are components of delectable kuih lopes.
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Metro News
Stress-free Ramadan buffet spread awaits in Bangi resort
THOSE seeking a Ramadan bazaar experience without the hassle of hunting for parking or navigating crowded streets have an appealing option in Bangi, Selangor.
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Metro News
Penang model for national blueprint on animal farms
A NATIONAL blueprint for pig farming is being drawn up to address environmental, social and supply concerns following Selangor's decision to halt pig farming in the state.
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Metro News
Workshops to move out of housing areas
AUTOMOTIVE workshops in Selangor are being directed to relocate from residential areas to designated light industrial zones.
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Metro News
No to foreign traders at festive bazaars
AUTHORITIES in Johor are keeping close tabs on Ramadan and Hari Raya Aidilfitri bazaar traders and will crack down on any foreigners running stalls, says Datuk Mohd Jafni Md Shukor.
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Metro News
Statewide checks after Shah Alam tree-fall incident
SELANGOR local councils are advised to assess ageing trees in their areas with certified arborists to prevent untoward incidents.
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Metro News
Kepong resident wants unused bus stop in front of home removed
A LONG-TIME resident of Jalan Bangau, Kepong, is urging Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) to demolish an abandoned bus stop in front of her home, claiming that it has become a target for crime.
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Metro News
Breaking fast without breaking the bank
EVERY year, Mohd Shahrin Abdullah, 31, eagerly braves the elements and crowds at Ramadan bazaars, stopping by after work to buy dishes for iftar before heading hom
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Klang Valley traders keep price hike palatable
AMID financial pressures and tighter budgets among customers, petty traders in the Klang Valley are keeping their price increase to a minimum this Ramadan.
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Metro News
Perfect score in PL challenge
IN a sport defined by its capacity for chaos, where a single deflection or a late video assistant referee (VAR) intervention can rewrite the script, predicting exact Premier League scorelines remains one of football's most unforgiving pursuits.
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Nation
Shah Alam's first female mayor vows swift, decisive leadership
SHAH ALAM: Making decisions fast is the motto of the newly appointed Shah Alam mayor, Datuk Zabidah Safar, who is the first female to hold the post in the Selangor state capital city.
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Metro News
Impromptu piano performances strike a chord with LRT commuters
A letter from DR POLA SINGH, Kuala Lumpur.
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KL facility embeds sustainability into daily operations, future planning
IN the heart of Kuala Lumpur's busiest precinct, thousands of delegates stream through Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre weekly.
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Decoding human behaviour in art of wayang kulit
BEYOND the silhouettes of puppets moving across a white screen and the casual dialogue that draws laughter, the art of wayang kulit carries profound lessons about human nature.
