Domestic worker in Singapore charged with strangling, hitting employer’s poodle that then died
SINGAPORE, Aug 27 — A 25-year-old domestic helper was charged today with cruel treatment and causing unnecessary pain to her … Read more
Pilot project for entrepreneurship training to kick off in S’wak next month, says Nancy
KUCHING: A pilot project to train target groups in entrepreneurship will start in Sarawak next month, says Datuk Seri Nancy … Read more
Irish band The Script to hold one-night concert in Singapore in February 2025
If your heart starts to wonder where on this Earth The Script could be, here’s some good news. The Irish … Read more
Singapore women and dementia: Why females have a high risk and what to do about it
In Alzheimer’s disease, an accumulation of abnormal proteins in the brain leads to the death of brain cells and then, … Read more
When it rains, it pours: Experts warn heatwave in Malaysia could give way to bigger floods
The previous La Niña in 2020 was the first-ever “triple dip” recorded, taking place three years in a row rather … Read more
HDB’s lease buyback scheme still relevant even amid rising resale prices, analysts say
SINGAPORE: The Lease Buyback Scheme offered by the Housing and Development Board (HDB) remains relevant even in a buoyant resale … Read more
Food delivery rider wins damages over car accident, but hearing reveals he did not declare income or pay tax
SINGAPORE: A food delivery rider who was injured in a car accident sued the driver for damages, but it was … Read more
SG Food on Foot | Singapore Food Blog | Best Singapore Food | Singapore Food Reviews: Butcher’s Block @ Raffles Hotel Singapore
Housed in the magnificent heritage Raffles Singapore Hotel, Butcher’s Block is a refined culinary destination that showcases contemporary wood-fired cooking. … Read more
When participants from 14 countries came to Malaysia’s first-ever international kettlebell tournament… organised by a local kettlebell social club
KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 26 — Last week, more than 100 participants of various age groups and fitness levels came for … Read more
Little things stack up, says MACC chief in backing call for public service reform in war against corruption
PUTRAJAYA, Aug 26 — Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) chief commissioner Tan Sri Azam Baki has reiterated the call made by … Read more
Don’t forget to pack some patience: Singapore authorities say school holiday traffic is expected to surge at Woodlands and Tuas checkpoints
SINGAPORE, Aug 26 — Heavy traffic is expected at Singapore’s Woodlands and Tuas checkpoints in the lead-up to and during … Read more
Loke slams Wee's 'crisis' claim: Malaysia Airlines is professional and safe
PUTRAJAYA: Transport Minister Anthony Loke Siew Fook has advised Datuk Seri Dr Wee Ka Siong not to stir concerns over … Read more
Wake Up Singapore founder and contributor fined for defaming KKH in false miscarriage story
SINGAPORE: The founder of alternative news site Wake Up Singapore (WUSG) and a woman who sent the site messages fabricating … Read more
Singapore’s petrol stations dwindle amid EV surge, now offering sushi and charging points
SINGAPORE, Aug 26 — The number of petrol stations in Singapore has decreased over the past two decades, reflecting a … Read more
Umno president to meet Johor MB on Mahkota candidate, says Khaled Nordin
KOTA TINGGI: Umno will work hard to ensure that the Mahkota state seat will continue to be under the party … Read more
Twin sisters Joanna and Diana sell Chinese Chicken Pot!
Twin sisters Joanna and Diana sell Chinese Chicken Pot! “It’s similar to our local steamboat, but the soup is more … Read more
Shining the spotlight on the latest concert venue in town
Singapore’s concert scene is in the limelight, thanks to recent shows by A-listers like Taylor Swift, Ed Sheeran and Coldplay. … Read more
Extreme heat and hormones: Singapore scientists explain temperature link to diabetes in pregnant women, sperm problems in men
KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 26 — A recent study by scientists from Singapore and the United Kingdom have found evidence that … Read more
Opinion | Why the Philippines should rethink its South China Sea name-and-shame game
The Philippines’ transparency overdrive and alliance build-up to deter China in the West Philippine Sea have earned praise and rebuke. … Read more
Norafizah's family of Sukma medallists
KUCHING: Norafizah Busman’s four children decided to dive after her, and this resulted in a family of Sukma medallists. Awang … Read more