NEWS ARCHIVE 2004
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| Thursday, 24th June 2004 |
All Ready In
Brunei
For The Double Royal
Celebrations
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Sultanate's
Busy Bootleg
Trade
That KeepS Spirits Up
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Squatter
Houses Roofless After Strong Winds Batter Seria Kuala Belait - An hour of squally weather yesterday afternoon left a few New Village squatter houses in Seria roofless and over a dozen trees uprooted in all the four districts of the country. ...FULL STORY |
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Police Round
Up Four Foreigners In 4-D Raid Bandar Seri Begawan - Four people were brought for further investigation to the Jerudong Police Station following an anti-vice raid last night. ...FULL STORY |
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- MS. READ caters for plus-sized men, women
- Sg Hanching residents invited to Dikir Daebaie competition
- Airport prayer room upgraded
- Approach with caution
- Belait braces for royal birthday
- Renovation at religious school in Kilanas
- Fresh vegetables and fruits at one-stop shopping centre
- Fallen guardrail inviting trouble
- Awards for exemplary youth associations
- Mind the kids
- Forum focuses on training, results
- Wrecked beyond repair
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- A Local And Two Malaysians Fined $4,500 For Smuggling Liquor
- Local 'Syabu' User Jailed And Fined $2,900
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- Easi Card Users Lament Recharge Woes
- JTB Still Installing New Generation Network System
- Embassy Clarifies News On Indonesian Workers
- Special Passes Issued To Nine Foreign Workers At Food Stalls
- Brunei Traders Off To Darwin For NT Expo
- Sengkurong Police Hold Blood donation Drive
- Standard Chartered Bank Launches AIDS Day
- SEAMEO VOCTECH Holds Forum On Training And Results
- Jungle Trekking Launched For Healthy Lifestyle
- Bilingual Sign Language Book For Special Needs Kids
- Malay Literature Up At Indonesia Conference
- New Human Transporter Up At Sheraton Demo Tomorrow
- Charity Project Set Up To Raise Funds For Iran's Quake Victims
- Private Companies Donate For HM's Birthday Celebration in Tutong
- Students Take Part In Recycling Skill Programme At OGDC
- Students Back To School During Holidays
- Religious Ministry Officials Briefed On Money Matters
- $15 Million New Secondary School For Kg Masin
- $21,000 Donation For Sultan’s Silver Jubilee Mosque
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| OTHER REPORTS |
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- Cloudbusting gun could keep Glasto dry
- Oasis demand drugs-free zone at Glasto
- Chancellor gets ban on assassination novel
- Free helmets for care-free motorcyclists
- Italy fears fix in vital Euro 2004 clash
- Thief takes sweets after needle holdup fails
- Man fined for near-naked jig at Super Bowl
- The words that linguists find hardest to translate
- Music industry tests new 'pocket-CD' format
- Gaddafi's chess move to end international stalemate
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