NEWS ARCHIVE 2005
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| Friday, 28th January 2005 |
Singapore
Confers
Doctor Of Laws Degree
On Brunei Ruler
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US Help
Sought Over Intellectual
Property Rights In Brunei
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Philippine
Embassy Warns Public On Mobile Phone Scams Bandar Seri Begawan - Brunei residents have been advised to be vigilant and alert if they receive text messages stating they have won a fortune based on the last four digits of their hand phone numbers. ...FULL STORY |
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Girl With
Bald Patch Reported Missing In Seria
Kuala Belait – The police are seeking public assistance in tracing a Malay girl with a bald patch at the back of her head reported missing. ...FULL STORY |
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- Royal Luncheon For Their Majesties In Singapore
- Sehat Water Boss Surprises Online Winners At Home
- Tutong Police Arrest 16-Year-Old Mad Grave Digger
- Historic Bubungan Dua Belas Still Open For Visits
- Law Personnel Attend Training On Strategic Planning
- Enforcement Officers On Alert During Prawn Season
- Muslims Quizzed At Kuala Lurah Control Post
- Brunei To Set Up New Fish Storage Centre Soon
- Seria Residents Urged To Use Water Sparingly As Brunei River Recedes
- Public Schools To Improve PSR Passing Rate
- New Committee Members For BBBF
- More Contributions For Tsunami Fund
- First Meeting On Sultan's Birthday This Year
- Textile Treasure Showcase At Brunei Airport
- Workshop On Building Self-Confidence In Selling
- No Cement Shortage Says Local Supplier
- Landscaping Bandar As Brunei’s Capital Hits Top Ten Cities
- Face New Era With Knowledge And Self-Esteem Says Minister
- $3,500 More For Tsunami Victims
- Reception For Taiwanese Delegation
- Perm Sec Scrutinizes Projects In Belait
- More Donations For Tsunami Fund
- DBP Holds Feast of Sacrifice
- Korban Ceremony For Youth, Sports Dept
- Birthday Treat For Special Children At Pusat Bahagia
- International Sales Bazaar Joins Tsunami Fund-Raising
- Brunei Exports $1 Million Frozen Shrimp Products
- Local Haj Pilgrims Recall Mina Experience
- Customs Upgrades Facilities To Curb Commercial Fraud
- Three-Pronged Strategy To Battle Corruption In Brunei
- Customs Revenue Rises To $106.6 Million In 2004
- Appeal To Expose Offices Prone To Corruption
- US$140,000 For Brunei’s New Tourism Campaign
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- Datalish Adventure to hold charity sale at Yayasan
- Exclusive fashion event to be held at Empire Hotel
- Durong in Kulapis
- Certificates of appreciation for sponsors of KAMAS Programme
- Big Makan volunteers from MTSSR briefed on their roles
- Pizza Hut Gadong gets a new hip look
- FOC vouchers for customers at anniversary promotion sale
- Wet road needs attention
- Sprucing up taman for National Day
- New Signboard needed
- Car catches fire in Gadong
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| OTHER REPORTS |
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- Russian man survives 40 feet fall
- Flowers banned from hospital
- Student faces jail over brain joke
- French kissing can be so dirty
- Suspect rang victim to ask for date
- Examiner finds man breathing in morgue
- School's seven sets of twins earns record
- Soviet missile deleted from eBay
- Court rules against touching strippers
- Inmate gets stuck in apparent escape try
- Radio station apologizes over tsunami slur
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