3rd September 2010, Fri   Profile To Subscribe To Advertise Contacts
Local Foreign Business Sports Leisure BM Kadazan Dusun Archives Latest News	‘Bed Intruder’ songster turning fame into a future |  Secret testimony reveals stars’ loss |  Michael Douglas optimistic about cancer recovery |  Petronas buys BP’s stakes for US$363 million |  KL shares end mixed |  Bukit Kiara reports RM1.2 million sales |  Properties worth RM550m sold at SHAREDA expo |  Gompion kinomordikaan maya’ piuludan orurukut tinaru: Ghani |  80 natantaman PATI tinaan id kalaja ponoihian posoihi kakadazan Keningau |  Koonduan nopujulan kiniopon miampai tahanan noihitan wayol |  PANG HUMINABUS LDP OM GUMINABAS KALAJA PAATI |  Akta Persaingan 2010 akan sumbang pasaran berdaya saing |  Syarikat Jepun berminat labur dalam industri sawit |  Rakyat rugi jika ambil keputusan tidak sokong kerajaan: Sairin |  Wanita ditemui mati dengan leher dijerut wayar |   Foreign     Mass breakout from Australia immigration centre after riots More than 80 asylum-seekers broke out of an Australian immigration detention centre on Wednesday after days of riots and staged a seven-hour protest outside, police said. Full Story   Pakistan air strikes kill 55 militants The death toll from Pakistani air strikes on militant hideouts in a northwestern tribal area Wednesday rose to 55, with reports of some civilian deaths, security officials said. Full Story   Japan leadership battle kicks off Japan's Prime Minister Naoto Kan and his rival, powerbroker Ichiro Ozawa, kicked off a leadership battle Wednesday that threatens to divide the ruling party only a year after it took power. Full Story   Drug war intensifies in Mexico, mayor murdered Mexico's blood-soaked drug war intensified in northeastern Tamaulipas state over the weekend, with fresh violence attributed to the Zetas, the drug cartel blamed for slaughtering 72 illegal migrants. Full Story   'Spiderman' in trouble again A French climber known as "Spiderman" was arrested on the roof of a 57-storey Sydney skyscraper on Monday after scaling the building without ropes or a harness to raise climate change awareness. Full Story   Israel rabbi remarks 'deeply offensive': US The United States on Sunday condemned as "deeply offensive" remarks by an influential Israeli rabbi who said he hoped Palestinian leader Mahmud Abbas would "vanish from our world." Full Story   Aussie political stalemate enters second week Australia's political deadlock could end within days, two key independent lawmakers said Sunday, a week after polls left both Prime Minister Julia Gillard and challenger Tony Abbott unable to claim power. Full Story   South Korea's prime minister-in-waiting quits The man nominated to be South Korea's next prime minister announced his withdrawal Sunday following opposition pressure over alleged misconduct when he was a provincial governor. Full Story   Toddler shot dead in restive Thai south: Police A two-year-old boy was shot and killed on Sunday by a group of suspected insurgents in Thailand's violent south as he travelled to a national park with his parents, local police said. Full Story   Obama marks formal end of US combat in Iraq President Barack Obama said Saturday the end of combat operations in Iraq doesn't just reaffirm the country's sovereignty, but also makes good on one of his principle campaign pledges. Full Story   Taliban attack NATO bases in Afghanistan About two dozen Taliban militants – including suicide bombers – were killed Saturday in a failed attempt to storm two US-run bases in a volatile town in eastern Afghanistan, NATO said. Full Story   Pakistan orders nearly half a million to evacuate Pakistan ordered nearly half a million people to evacuate towns on Thursday as rising floods threaten further havoc in a country straining to cope after its worst humanitarian disaster. Full Story   HK coroner orders hijack victim autopsies Hong Kong's security chief said Thursday that autopsies would be performed on all eight victims killed in a Manila bus hijacking, possibly clearing the way for an official inquest. Full Story   42 die, 54 survive in China plane crash A Chinese airliner smashed in two while attempting to land in heavy fog, leaving at least 42 people dead but 54 survivors in the country's first major air disaster in nearly six years. Full Story   President Aquino says stop it Philippine President Benigno Aquino on Wednesday appealed for a stop to government bashing over a hostage crisis that left eight foreigners dead, but his Facebook plea triggered more condemnation. 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.
Copyright © 1998-2006 New Sabah Times. All Rights Reserved. Please send your comments to the Editor-In-Chief or call Telephone:088-230055 Facsimile:088-231155. Best view at 1024x768 with Internet Explorer 6.x+, Netscape Navigator 7.x+, Firefox 1.x+