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Pop Toy Show Singapore 2025 will have exclusive Labubu collectibles, meet-and-greet sessions and installations

Fans can look forward to rare figurines, meet-and-greet sessions with artists, drone shows and immersive photo zones at the convention, which will run from Aug 22 to 24 at the…

Singapore sees highest migrant worker satisfaction; 9 in 10 satisfied with working conditions: MOM survey

Over 90 per cent of migrant workers surveyed last year said they would recommend Singapore as a place to work.Read More

Man gets jail, caning for repeatedly molesting younger colleague on night shift

The woman was diagnosed with PTSD and depression after the assault.Read More

Singapore Night Festival 2025 has a ‘kampung’, a cyberpunk swordfish, inflatables, projection mapping and more

Singapore Night Festival 2025 will be held from Aug 22 to Sep 6 at the Bras Basah.Bugis (BBB) precinct.Read More

Singapore court orders woman to repay S$175,000 to ex-mother-in-law over disputed crypto loan

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Basketball league match-fixing allegations: Players under investigation suspended from official activities

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Zoom opens new 7,500 sq ft office in Singapore as part of Asia-Pacific expansion push

The new office features a Zoom Experience Hub that is more than two times larger than its previous iteration.Read More

Singaporean actor Li Nanxing will have a dessert pop-up store to celebrate his 40 years in entertainment

Called Sweet Blast, the pop-up will run from Aug 26 to Oct 26.Read More

She lost her husband to cancer at 45 and now leads a widow support group for grieving women and their children

They met at 16 and were married for almost 30 years. When Cynthia Tay lost her husband to stomach cancer in 2017, her world fell apart. She now chairs Wicare,…

How Singaporean ‘pawrents’ travel with their pets – no business class or private jet needed

Not only service or emotional support animals get to fly. Here’s a step-by-step guide to making that bucket list trip happen.Read More