Sinkhole-prone areas must be assessed before development approval, says ministry
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S’pore seeks to be a better society enabled by AI, not an AI-driven one: PM Wong
SINGAPORE – Singapore must continue to get the fundamentals right as it transitions to an artificial intelligence world, which means … Read more
CNA Explains: Why PSI and AQI readings differ – and which one should you follow during haze season?
The main difference between the indexes lies in the thresholds used for their various air quality categories, said Prof Yim. … Read more
1MDB in talks to settle lawsuit with Deutsche Bank
PUTRAJAYA, Oct 12 — 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) is in talks with Deutsche Bank (Malaysia) Berhad to settle a lawsuit … Read more
Firefly extends Seletar-Subang flight cancellations
SINGAPORE – Malaysian low-cost carrier Firefly Airlines has extended the cancellation of its flights between Singapore’s Seletar Airport and Malaysia’s … Read more
Football meme sparks boycott calls in Malaysia; Indonesian grooming brand apologises
KUALA LUMPUR: An Indonesian men’s grooming brand faced controversy in Malaysia after a meme that appeared to celebrate Indonesia’s victory … Read more
From JJ Lin to Kim Kardashian: All the music and celebrity buzz you missed at Singapore Grand Prix 2026
Arguably, the biggest non-sporting celeb in the circuit was American socialite-businesswoman Kim Kardashian, who flew in to support her boyfriend, … Read more
Malaysia’s ageing population raises alarm over ‘lonely deaths’ — how does smart tech help?
IPOH, Oct 12 — A worrying aspect of Malaysia’s ageing demographic is that only about 600,000 out of 4.2 million … Read more
SG Food on Foot | Singapore Food Blog | Best Singapore Food | Singapore Food Reviews: Sansok Korean Grill & Hansang @ Hougang Mall
A new Korean dining concept has opened at Hougang Mall, bringing the comforting flavours of traditional Korean home cooking to … Read more
‘Sorry boys’: Hamilton takes blame for botched tyre call
‘Sorry boys’: Hamilton takes blame for botched tyre call | New Straits Times ; Source link
Bintan wasn’t on my diving bucket list, but I’ve learnt it is home to tiny undiscovered creatures
SINGAPORE – As a new scuba diver, I have big, charismatic animals like whale sharks and manta rays on my … Read more
In pictures: Full throttle at the F1 Singapore Grand Prix 2026
Singapore: Despite air quality hovering in the unhealthy range due to the haze, racing fans turned up in full force … Read more
Singapore activates healthcare support measures as haze worsens
SINGAPORE, Oct 11 — Singapore will activate both the Public Health Preparedness Clinic (PHPC) Scheme and the Haze Subsidy Scheme … Read more
We caught up with a few celebrities at Réservé, an
We caught up with a few celebrities at Réservé, an exclusive F1 afterparty, and asked them how Singapore and race … Read more
Zaqy Mohamad saddened by attacks on Saudi Arabia
SINGAPORE – Acting Minister-in-charge of Muslim Affairs Zaqy Mohamad said on Oct 11 that “attacks on civilians and civilian infrastructure … Read more
From kopitiam miniatures to Care Bears: Play Nation opens flagship pop-up at TRX
KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 11 — Singapore-based lifestyle and collectibles brand Play Nation has expanded into Malaysia with a flagship pop-up … Read more
Afternoon showers bring brief haze relief to Singapore, but air quality remains unhealthy
SINGAPORE, Oct 10 — Showers over several parts of the city-state this afternoon improved air quality slightly with the 24-hour … Read more
Perak schools to resume normal operations tomorrow
Perak schools to resume normal operations tomorrow | New Straits Times ; Source link
Tyler Ten Says Owning A Landed Property In S’pore Is His “Ultimate Goal”; Inspired By Desmond Tan Who Did So At 39
Having your own property is a dream for many people. But for Mediacorp actor Tyler Ten, who currently lives in a … Read more
SJI offers holistic education via its integrated programme
SINGAPORE – Is my child suitable for the integrated programme (IP)? Will the lack of a national exam at Secondary … Read more