Malaysia Airports appoints chief airports officer in post-privatisation move
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia Airports Holdings Bhd (MAHB) has introduced a new chief airports officer (CAO) role as part of a … Read more
More students applying to neighbourhood schools for DSA
SINGAPORE – Neighbourhood secondary schools are attracting more students via the Direct School Admission (DSA) exercise, with schools saying they … Read more
Quake in Sumatra on Mother’s Day, tremors felt in Penang but MetMalaysia says no tsunami threat
KUALA LUMPUR, May 11 — A magnitude 6.0 earthquake struck northern Sumatra, Indonesia earlier this afternoon, sending tremors across the … Read more
SBS Transit to pilot smart bus braking system in 2026
SINGAPORE – An active braking system designed to detect road hazards early and minimise the risk of injury to passengers … Read more
SG Food on Foot | Singapore Food Blog | Best Singapore Food | Singapore Food Reviews: Great Nanyang (大南洋) @ Geneo
Great Nanyang (大南洋) has unveiled its latest outlet at Geneo, conveniently located next to Kent Ridge MRT station. Staying true … Read more
Former SGAG writer Siraj and his wife Nasyirah started a
Former SGAG writer Siraj and his wife Nasyirah started a burger joint inspired by her father’s tandoori chicken. The couple … Read more
‘Natural that voters want it all’: Why specific estate plans still mattered in GE2025
SINGAPORE – More sheltered walkways and cleaner estates may appear as rather provincial concerns, but the results of the 2025 … Read more
Unattended bag containing PMD battery and wires found in Queenstown, police investigating
SINGAPORE: The police are investigating an incident involving a suspicious-looking bag with wires found in Queenstown early on Sunday morning … Read more
144 projects worth RM14bil implemented in Sabah to date, says Anwar
TAWAU: The Madani government has successfully implemented 144 development projects in Sabah to date, involving a total allocation of RM14bil, … Read more
Going cafe-hopping this long weekend? There’s a new spot
Going cafe-hopping this long weekend? There’s a new spot to check out — Danish furniture brand Hay has opened a … Read more
Things to do with kids: Museum of Ice Cream reopens, Tom and Jerry collectibles
SINGAPORE – Make family time all the more special with these ideas and activities. Museum of Ice Cream Singapore reopens … Read more
Lion City Sailors lift Singapore league trophy under billionaire owner Forrest Li ahead of AFC Champions League Two final clash next weekend
SINGAPORE, May 11 – The Lion City Sailors clinched the 2024-25 Singapore Premier League (SPL) title last night with a … Read more
Godzilla appears at Marina Bay in franchise’s 70th anniversary video for SEA fans
The goliath can also be seen in other parts of South-east Asia including the Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur … Read more
Perak Turf Club’s bold RM6m makeover aims to revive its glory days for a new generation
Facing dwindling popularity and revenue in horse racing, the Perak Turf Club is ambitiously transforming its grounds into a vibrant … Read more
Artefacts, opera performances among highlights at inaugural Cantonese culture festival
SINGAPORE – A century-old statue of the Chinese god of war Guan Gong wielding his battle blade and a charcoal … Read more
Tampines building involved in May 9 fire structurally safe, but to be closed off for more checks: BCA
SINGAPORE – An industrial building that caught fire in Tampines on May 9 has found to be structurally safe by … Read more
Tampines fire: Industrial building ‘structurally safe’, to be closed off as precautionary measure
SINGAPORE: The Tampines industrial building that was engulfed in flames has suffered fire damage and will be closed off as a … Read more
National Service Training Programme 3.0 Series 2/2025 begins tomorrow
KUALA LUMPUR, May 10 — A total of 550 trainees will begin the National Service Training Programme (PLKN) 3.0 Series … Read more
Charity that helps vulnerable youth recognises 156 young people in its first ‘mega’ graduation
SINGAPORE – Alessandria van Boonstra-Nasution struggled to adapt to school here in Secondary 1 after moving back from Malaysia, where … Read more
PSP founder Tan Cheng Bock to retire from electoral politics, not leaving party
SINGAPORE: Progress Singapore Party (PSP) founder and chairman Tan Cheng Bock confirmed on Saturday (May 10) that he will retire … Read more