NEWS ARCHIVE 2004
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| Sunday, 26th December 2004 |
Foreign
Workers In
Brunei Well-Protected
For First Time
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Despite
Warning, Shops Still
Selling Poisonous Medicines
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Two
Foreigners And Four Teenagers Nabbed In Belait Raid
Kuala Belait – Two foreign nationals were issued special passes after they failed to produce proper travel documents during a raid at business premises last night. ...FULL STORY |
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Youths Held For Drugs In KB Raid |
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Sultanate Ready To Adopt Next
Development Plan
Bandar Seri Begawan – The countdown for Brunei's 8th National Development Plan is on. Five more days and the Sultanate will again embark on a new programme to see it through for the next five years. ...FULL STORY |
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- Brunei Still Importing Durian To Meet Local Demand
- Red Tide Continues To Spread In Brunei Waters
- Kg Long Mayan Gets New Village Head
- Telephone Service Interruptions In Muara
- Bintang Radio Contest Heats Up
- Charity Bazaar For Pusat Ehsan At Bumiputra Centre
- Countdown Begins For Empire NYE 2004
- Christmas Cheer At Sheraton
- Double Celebration For Local Businessman And Filipino Wife
- 1,000th Hyundai Buyer Gets Reward From Setia Motors
- IDBB Bank Holds Doa Ceremony For Haj Pilgrims
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| WORLD REPORT SPECIAL |
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| OTHER REPORTS |
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- Finding Nemo 'one of few films to show realities of amnesia'
- California company sells cloned cat, generating new ethics debate
- Pope John Paul hits the little screen
- Russia sorts out holiday legislation
- Russian PM tells ministers to think before speaking
- Researchers find gay penguins in Japanese aquariums: report
- BBC shows staff how to walk through door
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