The Republic’s swimmers blitzed the pool Monday (Jun 8) winning six gold medals on a night of domination that was tinged with sadness at the 28th Southeast Asia (SEA) Games. The crowd and officials held a minute’s silence at the…
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Aunty Debbie’s Lamentation Just 10 years back…. 1. MRT was fine , public transport was affordable. Today, every breakdown means another increase in transport fare, and it is always the people’s fault. 2. Car was not cheap but hey, people…
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In what a district judge termed as an “exceptional” case, a teen convicted in a high profile vandalism case at a Toa Payoh HDB block last year was given a second shot at probation because of his “clear and sustained…
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Politics in Singapore is becoming more complex. Basic assumptions and policies are being challenged, not just by opposition parties but also by civil-society groups and ordinary citizens. There is nothing particularly surprising about this. It is a natural consequence of democratic…
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The seven tourists who allegedly posed in the nude for photographs on top of Mount Kinabalu and whose actions are said to have angered the spirits there which unleashed Friday’s earthquake, will face charges in a native court for violating…
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