Capturing photos for memories: How one volunteer group helps terminally ill patients
While some are still resistant to the idea of having photos taken in such circumstances, they are generally open to it.Read More
Union leaders, MPs laud attention to upskilling workers in May Day Rally
The progressive wage model is a “classic example” of how to raise salaries to ensure people continue to have proper living standards, says one union leader. Read More
Singapore ‘cannot afford to outbid the big boys’ to attract investments, says DPM Wong
Singapore is already feeling the impact of the tough competition for investments, says Deputy Prime Minister Lawrence Wong at the annual May Day Rally.Read More
BTO flats remain affordable, prices have risen in tandem with incomes: DPM Wong
The typical household currently uses less than 25 per cent of their income to service their housing loan, like in 1980, says Deputy Prime Minister Lawrence Wong in his May…
Commentary: COVID-19 vaccine deaths a reminder that benefits of vaccination must outweigh risks of side effects
There is no vaccine or medication in the world without the risk of rare severe adverse events, so their use must always be guided by risk-benefit analyses, say infectious disease…
From football to cricket, coach to teammate: A tale of two Singapore SEA Games athletes
In the second part of a series featuring Team Singapore athletes heading to the upcoming 32nd SEA Games, Matthew Mohan speaks to two athletes contributing to the renewal of their…
How the elite police STAR unit takes down a gunman and rescues hostages
The Singapore Police Force’s Special Tactics and Rescue (STAR) Unit is trained to handle armed assailants, hostage rescue operations and high-risk prisoner escorts.Read More
Singapore ‘cautiously optimistic’ about economic prospects amid volatile global environment: PM Lee
In his annual May Day message, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong says the country will continue to professionalise skilled trades to create more pathways to success for Singaporeans. Read More