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  • Air quality back in unhealthy range in central Singapore as haze persists

Air quality back in unhealthy range in central Singapore as haze persists

The 24-hour PSI reading in central Singapore hit 102 at 11pm.Read More

CNA Explains: What goes into an MP’s allowance and what is it used for?

The monthly allowance for MPs will rise to S$18,500 from Oct 15. Here’s a breakdown of who gets what and why. Read More

Singapore studying food donations past ‘best by’ date; MPs back motion on food resilience, waste reduction

Each person in Singapore generates about 128kg of food waste annually, said MP Poh Li San, one of the motion’s proposers. Read More

DBS sued for US$1 billion in 1MDB-linked claim

DBS rejected the claim and said it would fight it vigorously, adding that the company has made no provision for the lawsuit.Read More

Overseas MediSave scheme under review ahead of Johor Bahru-Singapore RTS Link launch

Utilisation of the scheme had generally remained low, averaging about 300 claims a year from 2023 to 2025, said Health Minister Ong Ye Kung.Read More

Opposition parties criticise ministerial pay hike, question need for high salaries to draw talent

Public service should not be driven primarily by pay, say the Progress Singapore Party, Singapore Democratic Party and Red Dot United.Read More

No current plans to designate Tagore forest as a nature reserve: Chee Hong Tat

The forest located near Upper Thomson Road is zoned for residential use.Read More

AGC to appeal against reduced charge, sentence for man who assaulted Grab driver

The Attorney-General’s Chambers said that Oruche Morgan Fidelis’ sentence was “manifestly inadequate”. Read More

Category A COE premiums set new record, rising to over S$133,000

Category A COE premiums closed at S$133,009, up S$4,508 from the last bidding exercise.Read More

Police get powers to order banks, telcos to share info, disable scam accounts after new law passed

During the debate, Members of Parliament raised concerns about innocent people who may wrongly get their bank accounts suspended and asked questions about the powers of civilian specialist officers.Read More