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June 3, 2009 Wednesday

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Straits Times Headlines

Case proposes no-fault motor claims

PM cautious about a too rosy view of recovery

Flag-off for the AYG challenge

Inside

Flu: More science, less spin, please

View Points

Plane seat and life jacket found in ocean

Trojans target local online banking

11-month-old drowned while his mum slept

Investors' darling needs makeover

Breaking News

Anti-extremist manual

US stocks drift lower

Reduce pay, or freeze wages

SAF radar for Afghan mission

Productivity panel starts work

Drive to help Sri Lankans

Gay penguins proud parents

Japan fertility rate up slightly

Stosur glides into semi-final

BoE likely to keep rates on hold

Unauthorised sub-divison

Striker Benitez to join Blues

Osama rebukes Obama

Police seek help for molest case

Loanshark runner arrested **

Seoul cultural centre here?

SOUTH Korea is in favour of setting up a Korean Culture Centre in Singapore to showcase its movies and pop culture to Singaporeans as well as the wider South-east Asian region.

South Korea's President Lee Myung Bak said on Wednesday night he supported the suggestion made to him by Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong when they met earlier in the day.

Opera under the skies

THE Singapore Lyric Opera (SLO) is going to the races on June 14.

Media get 'Tweetorial' at SPH

JOURNALISTS and media organisations attended a Singapore Press Club talk at Singapore Press Holdings' auditorium on Wednesday to learn more about the new media format of Twitter.

SAF radar for Afghan mission

THE Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) is getting into the fight in Afghanistan: It is planning to deploy a battlefield radar system that can detect enemy artillery, rocket and mortar launches and help direct counter-battery fire.

Anti-extremist manual

Productivity panel starts work

Drive to help Sri Lankans

Unauthorised sub-divison

Loanshark runner arrested

S'pore reports 2 more cases

Police seek help for molest case

Barclays stake sold

Views sought on GST changes

Malay Heritage Centre turns 4

Cop honoured for bravery

Most efficient civil service