1 in 4 older platform workers have opted in for higher CPF contributions
Those who have yet to opt in are likely adopting a “wait and see” attitude, a researcher says.Read More
Commentary: Hoarding threatens public safety, but let’s not forget it’s a mental disorder
When a fire breaks out in a cluttered flat, the instinct is to blame the occupant – but hoarding is not a lifestyle choice, says psychiatrist Dr Lim Boon Leng.Read…
Bukit Canberra hawkers contractually bound to provide free meals under pay-it-forward scheme, lawyers say
Despite the operator’s public stance that participation is voluntary, lawyers say contractual obligations may still apply.Read More
IOC rejects allegations Ng Ser Miang mixed ‘his many positions with family business’, says he followed the rules
The International Olympic Committee said Singapore’s Ng Ser Miang has “acted in full conformity” with the rules and there is “no evidence to prove the contrary”.Read More
Trade group calls for hair salons to be regulated after complaints enter consumer watchdog’s top 10
The Hair and Cosmetology Association of Singapore is calling for oversight as complaints about aggressive sales tactics and poor service at hair salons remain a concern. Read More
Singapore recalls three French cheeses due to potential listeria contamination
Listeria is a foodborne bacterium that can cause food poisoning. Symptoms include fever, muscle ache, nausea and diarrhoea.Read More
Mediacorp unveils nominees for inaugural Mediacorp Screen Awards 2025
The closed-door event will be held on Aug 29 and is set to honour behind-the-scenes talent from the Chinese, Malay and Indian production communities.Read More
‘I still feel guilty’: Man who tried to save pair in fatal Bukit Merah blaze wishes he could have done more
Preliminary findings indicate the fire, which killed a 34-year-old man and a 32-year-old woman, could have started from a battery pack of a personal mobility device (PMD) in the living…
Rail Corridor manhunt: Four foreigners accused of possessing housebreaking tools taken to areas where they were spotted
The men are believed to be linked to foreign housebreaking syndicates that involve Chinese nationals, and may be connected to earlier cases in Singapore.Read More