NEWS ARCHIVE 2004
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| Thursday, 10th June 2004 |
Few Bad
Apples Stain
Good Name Of Law
Enforcers
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Immoral
Activities And
Social Problems Up Among
Brunei Youths
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Auto Dealers
Target 10,000 Cars By Decembers Bandar Seri Begawan - Auto dealers in the country are hoping to reach the sales target of over 10,000 cars by the end of this year. ...FULL STORY |
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Malaysia
Getting Tough On Buying Cars In Brunei Bandar Seri Begawan - Malaysians visiting Brunei will no longer be able to buy cars and drive them across the border. ...FULL STORY s |
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- Find sweet music in Lost Horizons
- New menu for June
- Green jewel of Penang
- Swift action by authorities
- Lambak Kiri to get new school
- Hidden danger on the field
- 2 becomes 1: Nothing to sing about when its concerning a road
- Waiting for the bus-ride home?
- Abandoned block
- Anjeli Enterprise offers Indian costume, jewellery
- Public lecture on diabetes and heart disease
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- Minister Urges Cooperation And Commitment For Sultan’s Birthday
- Brunei And Korea Expect Dramatic Changes From e-Government
- e-Government Offers Brunei New Form Of Governance
- Paperless Society In Brunei By 2005
- UBD And Korean Institute Ink Deal On Regional Cooperation
- UBD Official Calls For Culturally-Guided Society
- Floating Garbage Chokes Kg Ayer
- Revealing Dresses Shock Old Generation
- Belait Committee Lauded For Royal Birthday Preparations
- 27 Senior Officials At Performance Metrics Workshop
- MSPSBS Teachers Take Part In Talk On Nationalism
- Language Learning Is Fun At Fiesta Bertaja 2004
- Thai Festival Winds Up At Supa Save
- Electronic Dealers Predict Sale Spinoffs From Euro 2004
- Pusat Ehsan Teachers To Malaysia For Study Tour
- LBC Brunei Secures True Copies Of Birth Papers, Other Services
- Two New Government Schools Set Up In Lambak Kanan
- Spiritual Education Shields Young From Negative Influences
- Homeless Family Gets Financial Aid From Religious Council
| WORLD REPORT SPECIAL |
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| OTHER REPORTS |
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- Musicians refuse to play socialist anthem
- Russian oil giant can sell cannabis vodka
- Man arrested for assault with a taco
- Bike thief tries to sell it to police
- European UFO fans devise intergalactic currency
- Lost D-Day Kiwi catches lift back with French president
- China gets students to sign 'no cheats' pledge
- Joint work by Israeli and Palestinian writers bridges the divide
- George Bush Senior plans 80th birthday parachute jump
- Donald Duck celebrates 70 years in the spotlight
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