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All homes in Singapore must have residual current circuit breakers installed from July

Homeowners will be given a grace period of two years from the required date to install the electrical safety device. Read More

UFC Gym eager to re-enter Singapore market after sudden closure of franchise: CEO

Members of UFC Gym Singapore have filed reports with the police and the Consumer Association of Singapore.Read More

High Court dismisses Kirsten Han’s bid to quash warning she received for contempt of court

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Singapore police’s counter-drone system scans skies to keep major events safe

Newly commissioned Tactical Strike Vehicles will also be deployed in public security and public order incidents.Read More

Abrupt closure of child enrichment chain Genius League leaves parents bitter, seeking refunds

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Kitchen Stories: The young Singapore chef exploring the full potential of Southeast Asian produce

Buah keluak that brings out the flavour of sweet potatoes and sticky date pudding recreated using longans and ravioli with tang-o sauce are just some of the interesting ideas and…

She created a refuge for abused teenage girls that feels like a real home: ‘They have gone through so much’

Some of the girls at Gladiolus Place were removed from their homes because of sexual or physical abuse, others have parents who are incarcerated. Its director, Michelle Tan, has created…

Commentary: WhatsApp in-chat transactions could shake up Singapore’s e-payment scene – but how safe are they?

WhatsApp’s new in-chat payment is a tempting proposition for Singapore businesses and consumers, but it raises questions on security and privacy, says fintech CEO Jonathan Chang.Read More

New Zealand road safety experts urge caution after campervan accident that killed 3 Singaporeans

Driving on New Zealand’s quiet highways through farmland and bush is a completely different experience from driving in Singapore, says a road safety expert.Read More

Commentary: Are Singaporeans developing a false sense of security on COVID-19?

With COVID-19 becoming endemic, people need to exercise practical reason when deciding how best to live with the lurking presence of the virus, just like they do with dengue and…