NEWS ARCHIVE 2004
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| Wednesday, 5th May 2004 |
Brunei
Parents Clamour
For Road Safety At
School Zones
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Brunei’s Caring
Crown Prince
Shows Concern For Soldiers
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DST Says
Hiccup Will Not Happen Again Bandar Seri Begawan - Complaints from several Prima subscribers for being charged without notice for GPRS services reported in yesterday's Borneo Bulletin, prompted a press statement from DST yesterday. ...FULL STORY
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Prima
Subscribers Cry |
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Unlucky
Window Thief Shown Prison Door Bandar Seri Begawan - A local man who stole windows was sent to Jerudong Prison for six months yesterday. Number 13 turned out to be unlucky for him. ...FULL STORY |
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- Econ yet to gain momentum
- Golden Holidays packages boost tourism
- Prices over needs
- Call for alternative route to Kiulap shopping area
- Nokia mobile phone for new Micronet enrolment
- New road railings to ensure safety of motorists
- Vandals strike at post office
- Loose Canon performance at SMSUA
- Asean nations discuss environmental issues
- Get-together for Adau Gayoh
- McFarm feeds students with animals, plants knowledge
- Holding Brunei colours up in Labuan
- More space, less traffic
- New jetty for Marine Sub-Station
- Sunshine School prevails in reading contest
- Korean Embassy moves to new premises
- KIA to launch new car on Friday
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- Five Indonesians Jailed For Illegal Fishing
- 16 Chinese Turtle Collectors Nabbed For Illegal Fishing In Malaysia
- Illegal Indian Man Jailed For Six Months
- Overstaying Sends Pakistani To Jail
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- Speed Reading Scheme Workshop Held In Belait
- Australian Envoy Invites Brunei To NT Expo
- UBD And Canadian University Seal Pact On Exchange Programme
- Water Service Interruption Today
- Motorist Hurt In Road Mishap
- Brunei To Witness First Lunar Eclipse This Year
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| OTHER REPORTS |
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- Sorry, this brothel needs an apprentice...
- Father's pardon saves prince from execution
- Driver fined for not putting dog in seatbelt
- Camels and palm trees 'besotted' by Jolie
- Airline passenger finds frog in food
- Woman fined for laughing
- Leader tells strikers to take holiday
- Notable quotes
- Laid-back aussies among world's hardest workers
- NZ's celebrity sheep has an audience with the prime minister
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