Author: Izzan Kassim

• Kg Terunjing Baru fire victims appeal for help to rebuild house
• ‘A Level Bahasa Melayu needs to be reviewed’
• Education officers to learn more about environment, sustainability
• Careless parents leave children clueless in Bandar
• New grading system for driving schools
• LTD overhauling website to improve public access
• Voctech education gets overhaul
• Students’ group develop spotable water prototype
• Animation sector primed for growth
• ‘Youth interested in padi planting’
• Contraband seized in Brunei River raid
• Public tip-off busts open alleged prostitution ring, car thief nabbed
• Sg Matan Fishing Festival a success
• UNISSA signs MoU with Fatoni University in Thailand
• Cosmic ray message a hoax: AITI
• 35-strong Malaysian firefighters team on Brunei visit
• Stepping up online security
• Ministry walks for Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims
• People urged to renew car documents early, online
• RBPF holds annual cross-country, tug-of-war final
• iCube calls for more collaboration among research partners
• UBD, Korea University finalise dual-degree programme
• AirAsia A320 plane in July 7 incident now back in Malaysia
• Police confirm nationalities of deceased expat workers
• 12 catalyst schools improve PSR results
• 84.5% of primary school pupils passed all five PSR exam subjects this year
• Adopt new ideas, ECCE educators told
• ‘SPN21 aims not yet fully achieved’
• BAA regrets its lapses
• ‘Walking traveller’ from UK thrilled with Brunei experience
• National parenting lessons lauded
• Parental negligence raised during talk in Mukim Lumapas
• KDB Daruttaqwa sets sail to take part in first exercise
• Brunei set to promote niche tourism
• Brunei, S’pore plan more projects in field of broadcasting
• Singapore delegation calls on energy minister
• Voluntary ‘sunat’ is a blessed non-obligatory practice
• Learning not limited to classroom
• SOP for field trips published
• ‘Be kind to dogs, but no petting’
• Firm introduces aquaponics to promote sustainable farming
• Eating halal, good food safeguards quality of ibadat
• Tips to achieve a happy family
• 68 trees planted at Berakas Forest Reserve
• Walkathon held to mark World Heart Day
• ‘Peace starts with me’: Brunei Scouts
• APT identifies 6 key priority areas in draft of Brunei statement
• Second round of drive against lymphatic filariasis under way
• AITI has drafted child online protection framework
• Broadband key to Asia-Pacific smart, digital economy
• Yayasan schools launch campaign to improve students’ English skills
• Brunei promotes active reading habit
• Civil servants urged to improve quality of work
• Indonesian society keen to train Brunei Red Crescent members
• New project to help boost underperforming pupils
• Low attendance main obstacle in improving PSR performance
• MoE seeks future tie-ups with banks, financial institutions
• MoH marks breastfeeding week
• Yayasan donates $32,950 to 8 families
• More Korean tourists eyed
• Students to meet Nobel laureates
• No Raya visitors for family of 3
• Marine cops uncover contraband, alcohol in Brunei waters
• Discussions on ASEAN hotline ‘progressing’
• Brunei set to welcome new Philippines defence attache
• Final of first History quiz to take place next month
• HM opens knowledge meet
• Nation’s development on display at Knowledge Convention
• Greater gov’t-people engagement
• HM departs Bali after attending democracy forum
• ‘Stop complaining about work’
• Great response to ‘The Great Race’
• Dikir reverberates across Brunei
• Higher TAP payments studied
• Youth complete ‘Inspire Engage Workshop’