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  • Sunday, 19 Nov 2006

NEW PALACE: (Nov 14) A new RM400mil palace complex will be built in Jalan Duta to replacethe Istana Negara that has been used since 1928. Work on the new Istana Negara, to be builton a 96.52ha site atop a hill, will start next June and is slated for completion in 2009. Thecomplex will have a floor area of 75,000 sq metres, excluding the parking area, and will bedivided into four wings. 

FASHION SUCCESS: (Nov 16) Malaysia’s foremost fashion event, the Kuala Lumpur FashionWeek 2006, ended with a style that reflected the five-day fashion showcase. Seven of thecountry’s finest designers – Carven Ong, Daniel Cho, Jendela Batik, Sharifah Kirana, BeatriceLooi, Melinda Looi and New York-based Zang Toi – presented creations which were bothdramatic and elegant at the finale, billed CNN Style Malaysia, at the Berjaya Times Square. 

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