Money Talks: Is a wedding planner a luxury you don’t need for your big day?
Weddings are a once-in-a-lifetime event that can be a source of great joy and stress. On the limited series “Am I Adulting Right”, CNA’s Elizabeth Neo speaks to Hellen Lie,…
She raised a son with autism. Now they provide meals to lower-income families with special needs kids
The Takeout Campaign began in 2020 when Madam Faraliza Zainal and her team wanted to help families facing financial issues – something she was all too familiar with.Read More
IN FOCUS: ‘No room for complacency’ as fight for global investments heats up. What can Singapore do?
Singapore’s well-established advantages, ranging from political and economic stability to developed infrastructure, will continue to give it an edge, but the country needs to be “nimble” to ward off rising…
Meet these children living in public rental flats. These are some of their concerns
The programme Talking Point met three children and their families to find out how their living environment in public rental housing might affect their learning potential and mental health.Read More
Singapore and China taking ‘next step forward’ after elevating bilateral ties: PM Lee
Singapore’s cooperation with China has to be kept relevant, says Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong as he wrapped up his six-day official visit.Read More
Singapore, China conclude ‘substantive talks’ on FTA, to expand cooperation in 6 areas
The conclusion of talks for an upgraded free trade agreement was announced a day after China and Singapore said they were upgrading bilateral ties. Read More
Singapore’s biggest skate park opens in Lakeside Garden
The skate park also has a 3m bouldering wall and an area with bars, walls and platforms for parkour enthusiasts. Read More
Think hearing aids are only for the elderly? Here’s why you may need them as early as in your 30s
About 20 per cent of patients with hearing loss in Singapore are in their 30s or 40s, according to an audiologist. And getting fitted with one sooner than later can…