From a hibiscus tree to honour one man’s late mum to the largest community garden in S’pore
SINGAPORE – When the clouds part and sunlight pours in, the Woodlands Botanical Garden (WBG) springs to life. Amid the … Read more
Singapore’s ‘new look’ men’s water polo squad ready to defend SEA Games gold
TOUGH PREPARATIONS Their journey so far has been one of grit and perseverance. In July, the team made a historic … Read more
Singapore hawkers cash in up to S$50 per rat as rewards help keep the critters at bay
SINGAPORE, Nov 25 — Stallholders at a Clementi hawker centre have continued a cash-for-rats scheme as part of broader efforts … Read more
Over 140 heavy vehicles booked for overloading, travelling on expressways without valid permits
SINGAPORE – Over 140 errant heavy vehicles were booked by the Land Transport Authority (LTA) in an islandwide enforcement operation … Read more
Probation, reformative training reports called for teen who walked onto MRT tracks, scaled HDB block roof
SINGAPORE: A teenager who trespassed onto the train tracks between Simei MRT station and Tanah Merah MRT station earlier this … Read more
Apple and Google ordered to block misuse of ‘gov.sg’ ID amid surge in impersonation scams in Singapore
SINGAPORE, Nov 25 — The Singapore Police Force has directed technology giants Apple and Google to implement safeguards aimed at … Read more
Can the Philippines manage Asean’s Myanmar crisis while advancing South China Sea code?
As the Philippines prepares to take over the rotating Asean chairmanship next year, Manila faces the daunting task of managing … Read more
Fadhlina: Education policies undergo internal, external checks and balances
KUALA LUMPUR: Education Minister Fadhlina Sidek has assured that the Education Ministry (MoE) has long practised comprehensive transparency measures, including … Read more
INTERACTIVE: More parents opting for international schools
PETALING JAYA: More parents are sending their children to private schools – especially international schools, with enrolment hitting nearly 70,000 … Read more
SG Food on Foot | Singapore Food Blog | Best Singapore Food | Singapore Food Reviews: The Orchard Cafe @ Orchard Hotel Singapore
With the year-end festivities approaching, The Orchard Cafe at Orchard Hotel Singapore has unveiled its Festive Buffet, featuring an array … Read more
From one outlet to 31, The Olive Tree Group’s journey is powered by its people
PETALING JAYA, Nov 24 — In an industry defined by shifting trends, tight competition and ever-rising customer expectations, leadership in … Read more
Singapore charts green course for methanol marine fuel
SINGAPORE, Nov 24 — Singapore will start issuing bunkering licences next year to companies supplying methanol as marine fuel, in … Read more
The 45-year-old, who placed third in the first season of
The 45-year-old, who placed third in the first season of Singapore Idol over 20 years ago, was one of only … Read more
Eight-storey fish farm, sea-based cages left vacant by exiting farms to be taken over by new owners
SINGAPORE – Two fish farming facilities that had been given up by firms exiting the local aquaculture industry have been … Read more
New bubble tea player Cai Ca replaces 6 Gong Cha outlets
SINGAPORE: A new bubble tea brand has taken over six former outlets of Gong Cha, which closed all its shops … Read more
Zahid: Over 13,000 affected as govt mobilises security agencies to tackle floods in east and north Peninsular Malaysia
PUTRAJAYA, Nov 24 — The government, through the Central Disaster Management Committee and the National Disaster Management Agency (Nadma), has mobilised … Read more
Singapore motorcyclist dies in crash on Seletar Expressway, truck driver assisting police
SINGAPORE, Nov 24 — A 72-year-old male motorcyclist has died after colliding with a tipper truck on the Seletar Expressway … Read more
Malaysia’s bid to bar under-16s from social media using ID checks stokes privacy fears
Malaysia’s plan to bar children aged 16 and under from having social media accounts from next year has sparked a … Read more
Palm-based aviation fuel faced no EU pushback, says Johari Ghani
PASIR GUDANG: Malaysia’s use of palm-derived feedstock for sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) does not pose a negative perception risk among … Read more
Malaysia is ready to do the impossible in carbon economy, says DPM Fadillah
KUALA LUMPUR: Carbon is currency and sustainability is a moral duty, says Datuk Seri Fadillah Yusof. He said Malaysians must … Read more