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Local Foreign Business Sports Leisure BM Kadazan Dusun Archives Latest News	40 ketua isi rumah terima bantuan Pembasmian Kemiskinan Bandar |  Kotongob kinoinsavatan ginumu nobongo’ i nontodonon mantad tampat pakalajaan i agangau |  Komiti kikuasa poimbida moguhan tanak aiso suat kinosusuvon |  Toun 2011 kahantoi kaganapan sondii kohobusan daging |  Gayana Eco Resort |  Nine gets Fergalicious |  Between the real and make-believe |  Bush: Americans will be ambassadors of liberty |  Nicol takes on Rebecca in Malaysian Open |  Penalty-miss still haunts Terry |  Rayzamshah fails to qualify |  BEN GUNNING FOR VICTORY ON HOME SOIL |  Cambodia seeks UN, ASEAN to mediate spat with Thailand |  Maoists refuse to form government |  Indian opposition accuses PM of cash-for-votes |   Local     Rubber prices expected to go higher Buoyant rubber prices in the international market is not just good news to smallholders but also owners of estates who at one time considered converting the areas into oil palm plantations. Full Story   400 involved in distributing leaflets A man who testified on the second day of the Api-Api election petition trial said that nearly 400 people and 40 vehicles were involved in distributing pamphlets. Full Story   Waste Act to be implemented this year The government will fully enforce the Solid Waste and Public Cleansing Management Act 2007 (Act 672) by year’s end. Full Story   Everyone must help in state’s devt programmes The implementation of development programs in the state can only be achieved with the combined effort of everyone, said Tanjung Batu State Assemblywoman Datuk Hamisa Samat. Full Story   Free rear seat belts installation for 431,000 Perodua cars Owners of 431,262 Perodua cars which are without rear seat belts will get to install the safety belts for free from next year. Full Story   Suhaili hopes Yussof will rethink for contesting top post Incumbent Labuan Umno chairman, Datuk Haji Suhaili Rahman who is leading in nominations for the top post in the coming divisional elections, hopes his challenger, Labuan MP Datuk Haji Yussof Mahal will think twice over his decision to challenge for the po Full Story   Govt offering individual taxi permits again The government is offering individual taxi permits again, in stages between July 15 and Oct 14, the Dewan Negara was told yestrday. Full Story   Committee to resolve cases of paperless kids The Women, Family and Community Development Ministry is to set up a special committee to resolve the cases of children without birth certificates. Full Story   Melanie says plug loopholes in legal system before crackdown Sabah Progressive Party (SAPP) Women chief, Melanie Chia has called on the authorities to first plug loopholes in the present legal system before embarking on a large-scale deportation exercise for illegal immigrants in the state. Full Story   Sabah can export meat and dairy by 2011 Sabah will not only be self-sufficient in mutton and beef production by 2011 but may very likely be an exporter of the food items. Full Story   More workers go deaf due to noisy jobs Long exposure to noise at the workplace has been identified as the main contributor to loss of hearing among Malaysians. Full Story   TEEN CRIME GANG BUSTED Police have busted a teen housebreaking gang following the arrest of three suspected members. Full Story   Manila calls for better treatment of deportees from Sabah Philippine officials on Monday said that the government is trying to secure a commitment from Malaysia on the orderly manner of arrest, detention and deportation of the Filipinos from Sabah, without violating their human rights. Full Story   Prisons Department’s homemade handicraft sales starting July 28 The Prisons Department is conducting a handmade handicraft sales at all its prison institutions throughout the state. Full Story   Chinese words in leaflet meant to scare off voters, Court told The Election Court was told that the Chinese words in a leaflet, which featured Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) candidate Christina Liew was distributed to the public in Luyang on March 6 with the intention to scare off voters. Full Story	Now, you can also channel your complaints or grievances to Actionline through our E-Mail You may write to: ActionLine, New Sabah Times, P.O. Box No 15141, 88861 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah.
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