She traded Singapore’s fast pace for Chiang Mai’s
She traded Singapore’s fast pace for Chiang Mai’s affordability, independence, and creative freedom — and has no regrets. #8dayssg #8dayssglocalent … Read more
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Isetan to shut NEX store in April 2026, leaving Orchard Rd flagship as sole Singapore outlet
SINGAPORE – Isetan Serangoon Central at NEX Mall will close its doors in April 2026, a move which will leave … Read more
Myanmar teen first foreigner to lose Singapore long-term immigration pass for possessing Kpod
DRUG REHABILITATION CENTRE In another case, a 16-year-old Singaporean boy was on Nov 27 admitted to the Drug Rehabilitation Centre … Read more
Malaysia warns palm oil firms MSPO certification at risk if NCR land rights breached, says deputy minister
KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 8 — The Malaysian Sustainable Palm Oil (MSPO) certificate of a company found to be non-compliant, such … Read more
Singapore actor Collin Chee says sorry for leaking private details of Hong Kong star Benz Hui’s funeral
SINGAPORE, Dec 8 — Singapore actor and host Collin Chee has expressed regret after revealing details of Hong Kong actor … Read more
Malaysian ex-minister Rafizi challenges Anwar’s anti-graft credentials in escalating feud
Malaysia’s former economy minister Rafizi Ramli has renewed his attack on Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s reformist agenda, alleging that anti-corruption … Read more
Devotees can book Thaipusam 2026 participation slots from Dec 10
SINGAPORE – Devotees who wish to fulfil their vows in the Thaipusam 2026 festival can make their bookings online from … Read more
Consumer watchdog raps Courts and Prism+ for misleading shoppers with unfair practices
SINGAPORE: Courts and Prism+ have been taken to task by Singapore’s consumer watchdog for misleading shoppers into making purchases. “Courts … Read more
SG Food on Foot | Singapore Food Blog | Best Singapore Food | Singapore Food Reviews: Moxie @ Alumni Association Medical Centre (SGH)
Moxie, located just minutes from Tiong Bahru, brings a refreshing Mediterranean beach-house vibe to its newly launched Weekend Brunch. Bright, … Read more
He went back to school to help his blind wife write again
Having weathered the unexpected turns that life has thrown their way, Rashul Rahman and Sherriza Hareani’s 34-year-long love story is … Read more
S’pore Teen, 13, Starts Pickleball Paddle Biz As Homeschool Project, Makes Over S$2K A Month
While most 13-year-olds are busy with homework or hanging out with friends, one Singaporean teen is juggling website updates, inventory … Read more
5 years, 500 rescues: How a food rescue group kept 1.6m kg of produce from the bin
SINGAPORE – Five years after its first humble mission, Fridge Restock Community (FRC) has reached its biggest milestone yet – … Read more
Singapore's Lee Hsien Loong reflects on Kuan Yew's decision leading to 1965 split
KUALA LUMPUR: Singapore’s Senior Minister Lee Hsien Loong recalled a pivotal moment in 1965 when his father, the late Lee … Read more
Passengers guided off train at Tanjong Pagar MRT station after power bank emits smoke
SINGAPORE – Passengers on board an east-bound train had to get off at the Tanjong Pagar station in the afternoon … Read more
Christmas concert fills Cathedral of the Good Shepherd with peace and goodwill
SINGAPORE – A night of song and music filled the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd on Dec 7, in the … Read more
Regular services on the East-West Line to resume on Dec 8
SINGAPORE: Regular train services will resume on the East West Line (EWL) on Monday (Dec 8), one day ahead of … Read more
Singapore bank employee foils S$200,000 scam attempt as victim almost hands cash to criminals
SINGAPORE, Dec 7 — A heavily pregnant bank employee in Singapore helped prevent a customer from losing more than S$200,000 (RM635,000) … Read more
How Singapore’s Lee Kuan Yew was torn over Malaysia separation while his deputy pushed for it
In the tumultuous days before Singapore’s separation from Malaysia in 1965, founding prime minister Lee Kuan Yew clung to the … Read more
Mother of six earns doctorate after years of sacrifice, hard work
BATU PAHAT: After years of sacrifice that included living apart from her children and showering at highway rest stops, a … Read more
No political discrimination in policy implementation, says Zahid
PUTRAJAYA: The Madani government has always adopted a “colour-blind” approach without distinguishing political leanings in policy implementation, says Deputy Prime … Read more