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Young woman forgets her MRT card after topping up S$60, returns to find it exactly where she left it: ‘Singaporeans are honest and ethical’

SINGAPORE: If there is one thing many locals take great pride in about Singapore, it is how safe and trustworthy the country feels. That sense of security was recently highlighted by one Singapor...

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Hawker feeds clients for free even when her stall was closed so she could care for her elderly parents

Hani Isnin-Racine, the owner of the $2.50 Shop at Kukoh 21 Hawker Centre, had to close her stall for two months while her parents were ill. In spite of this, she kept making dishes such as mee gore...

Grab apologises after woman posts video where driver tells her ‘I love Cantonese girls’ & similar remarks

A video from sarxh.lim on TikTok showed a Grab ride turning awkward and uncomfortable because of the driver's uncalled-for remarks, including 'I love Cantonese girls,' has gone viral. Grab posted a...

MHA: Eating, drinking and smoking while driving becomes an offence if they lead to an accident in Singapore

Vehicle drivers won't be fined for taking a sip or snack behind the wheel, but losing focus and causing an accident can still land them in trouble

Singapore leaders’ names blocked by WhatsApp among high-profile usernames reserved ahead of privacy feature rollout

WhatsApp has reserved usernames linked to SG political leaders and public figures for its new privacy feature to reduce impersonation scams

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Locals debate sarcastically on failure of Paris Baguette in Malaysia

Paris Baguette, a famous brand from South Korea, has changed hands in Malaysia for RM1 but after a loss of RM20 million was recorded. However, netizens are having a hilarious time with a play of wo...

Johor Bahru-based GP Energy Tech supplies rechargeable battery solutions across telecoms, healthcare and industrial sectors

GP Energy Tech's Johor Bahru facility is advancing battery manufacturing in the region, producing rechargeable Nickel-Zinc batteries, UPS modules, and customised energy storage solutions for indust...

Fewer Singaporeans are getting married, but more say they’re happily married: MSF report

The number of people getting married in Singapore last year decreased by 6.2% year-on-year, but marital stability improved. The cumulative proportion of couples who divorced within ten years of mar...

Several Singapore Airlines and Scoot flights to and from SG cancelled as Super Typhoon Bavi approaches Taiwan

Flight cancellations are mounting across North Asia as Super Typhoon Bavi heads towards Taiwan and eastern China, forcing airlines to adjust schedules

‘It was my worst nightmare’: Singapore employer says helper couldn’t cook, clean or communicate

SINGAPORE: An employer has claimed she fired her third helper just four days after she arrived after realising that the skills listed on her profile did not match reality. She alleged the helper c...

Man urges Novena Square 2 to install urinal dividers after cramped layout raises privacy concerns

On Facebook, a netizen shared: I want to complain. The urinal bowl at Novena Square 2 has no divider, it shall be reprimanded.

As electricity tariffs skyrocket to record high prices, some Singaporeans are apparently choosing to live in the dark

One netizen said, "At home. He don't on the lights. He use a lamp that uses rechargeable AA batteries. He brings the AA batteries to charge it in his office and than brings back to his home to use ...

‘Brain circulation, not brain drain’: Economists back Johoreans working in Singapore

Johor residents who work in Singapore spend money in their state, which is good for the economy, says Tan Peck Leong, economic development professor at the Arshad Ayub Graduate Business School

Divorced Singaporean woman shocked to find cardiologist boyfriend is married serial cheater

She wrote, "At first, I thanked my lucky stars that this guy seemed to understand me but then the red flags start to appear."

‘Concrete City?’: Singaporeans condemn HDB’s plan to raze much of Maju Forest

Around 15 hectares of the 23-hectare Maju Forest will make way for public housing developments in subsequent years as the site has been largely zoned for residential use since Master Plan 1980. HDB...

‘The more you give, the more she will ask’: Employer seeks advice after helper requests more days off

SINGAPORE: An employer took to social media to share that her domestic helper keeps asking her for an additional day off each month without any salary deduction. On Monday (Jul 6), the employer p...

Singaporean decries aggressive tip soliciting at KKH; Hospital clarifies this isn’t allowed

A valet parking attendant at KK Women's and Children's Hospital has been accused of repeatedly soliciting tips and being "aggressive." The hospital stated that valet parking services are provided t...
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