Insect-loving artist Wendy Zhang wants Singaporeans to see bugs in a different light through her art
“These kids often ask if insects bite or sting them,” Zhang said. “They’ve never really taken the time to look … Read more
Passed down through generations, Dodol Tok Nah still stirs up nostalgia
TASEK GELUGOR, March 29 — Many dodol (a traditional Malay sweet) entrepreneurs today have switched to modern machines for faster … Read more
Indonesia’s Danantara fund faces constitutional challenge over corruption concerns
Indonesia’s newly unveiled sovereign wealth fund, Danantara, has sparked a constitutional challenge, with the plaintiff arguing the new law establishing … Read more
It Costs Just S$2.80/Night To Stay At This Rundown Hotel In China — Would You Do It?
There are budget hotels, and then there are budget hotels. A Xiaohongshu user, known by his surname Yang, has made … Read more
S’pore can remain cohesive even as the world grows more nativist and tribalist: Desmond Lee
SINGAPORE – Understanding and respecting the different cultures that make up Singapore will allow society to remain cohesive, even as … Read more
Man taken to hospital after accident outside Jalan Kayu eatery; police investigating
SINGAPORE: A 55-year-old man was taken to hospital on Saturday (Mar 29) after an accident outside an eatery on Jalan … Read more
Civil Defence Force on standby mode to aid Myanmar relief efforts
KUALA LUMPUR: The Civil Defence Force is on standby mode to deploy special teams for search and rescue operations and … Read more
Chinese Netizen In SG Praises MRT Staff For Retrieving Bag She Left On Train After 7 Stops
A Chinese woman living in Singapore recently took to Xiaohongshu to share her positive experience with MRT staff, praising their efficiency … Read more
$1 Marketplace in Hougang draws residents eager to bag over $12 of groceries
SINGAPORE – The start time for a $1 Marketplace in Hougang was 10am on March 29 but, by 8am, a … Read more
SG Food on Foot | Singapore Food Blog | Best Singapore Food | Singapore Food Reviews: The Black Pearl @ Odeon 333
The Black Pearl, the latest Chinese restaurant to open at Odeon 333, presents a contemporary interpretation of ‘Yue’ cuisine, encompassing … Read more
Singapore Red Cross earmarks S$150,000 for Myanmar, Thailand quake relief
SINGAPORE, March 29 — The Singapore Red Cross (SRC) has pledged an initial S$150,000 (RM495,000) to aid relief efforts in … Read more
Traffic builds up on major highways
KUALA LUMPUR: Traffic is building up along several major highways as people head back to their hometowns for Hari Raya … Read more
A coach to guide you through IVF
SINGAPORE – Former digital marketer Tina Padia discovered her passion for coaching about a decade ago. She felt a pull … Read more
Henna 101: What it’s made of, different designs and other things you need to know before getting one
WHAT IS HENNA MADE OF? Natural henna is derived from the ground dried leaves of lawsonia inermis, a shrub that … Read more
Predictability, stability are assets for small states in a changing world: President Tharman
LUXEMBOURG – Singapore will need to stay predictable and stable, while building deep expertise in some areas, to thrive in … Read more
New chairpersons for NEA, PUB from Apr 1
SINGAPORE: The National Environment Agency (NEA) and Singapore’s national water agency PUB will get new chairpersons from Apr 1. Mr Chaly Mah … Read more
Klang Valley’s main transport hubs hit peak Raya ‘balik kampung’ buzz
KUALA LUMPUR, March 28 — Almost all major public transport hubs, especially those in Kuala Lumpur have become busy as … Read more
Singapore to extend paid parental leave from April 1
SINGAPORE, March 28 — Singapore’s new Shared Parental Leave (SPL) scheme, which will enable eligible working parents of Singapore citizen … Read more
Malaysians trust media more while consumer boycott hits confidence survey
Malaysians trust media outlets more even as their confidence in all other industries has declined, according to a new survey. … Read more
24 pedestrians fined for crossing the road when light was red
SINGAPORE – Twenty-four pedestrians, aged between 20 and 70, were issued summons for ignoring the red light at pedestrian crossings. … Read more