SINGAPORE – A landmark study here has found that children whose parents have had criminal convictions are significantly more likely to get into trouble with the law themselves. Specifically, children […]
SINGAPORE – The Stories of a Pandemic (Soap) Awards has just announced its final list of winners, bringing the year-long project to a close. The judging panel which I chair […]
SINGAPORE – A trial of MRT priority cabins for the elderly, wheelchair users and pregnant women has been put on hold indefinitely due to the coronavirus situation, The Sunday Times […]
SINGAPORE – Bus captain Rickee Ng starts his day at 10.30am, making his way to the dining table to have his first and only meal with his wife. It has […]
SINGAPORE – The police have clarified that their raid on a Clementi unit on Wednesday (March 17) did not involve a drug seizure, firearms or a person jumping from a flat to […]
SINGAPORE – Men from low-income families in Nee Soon South can receive support in finding employment and navigating mental health issues, among other challenges, through a new non-profit dedicated to […]
SINGAPORE – During the fasting month of Ramadan last year, there were no night prayers in mosques that had to stay closed due to the circuit breaker. This year, Muslims […]
SINGAPORE – When a patient is dying or deteriorating and healthcare professionals ask the family if they knew what the patient wanted, the answer is commonly no. “This places the […]
SINGAPORE – A woman from Singapore living in Brisbane has been deported for overstaying her student visa, the Australian Border Force (ABF) said in a statement on Friday (March 19). […]
SINGAPORE – A 58-year-old Singaporean will be charged in court on Friday (March 19) with making false declarations in his application to opt out of serving a stay-home notice (SHN) […]
SINGAPORE – Trains heading towards Marina South Pier on the North-South MRT Line were delayed by a screen door fault during peak hour on Friday morning (March 19). At 8.28am, operator […]
Good morning! Here are our top stories to kick-start your Friday, March 19. Trust in Singapore’s key institutions rose last year: Survey The country’s score is fifth behind India, China, […]
SINGAPORE – About 150 staff across 53 private pre-schools here will be trained by the end of this year to identify developmental needs in young children and provide early intervention […]
Singapore / SEAPRWire / March 18, 2021 / The extending digital assets economy and immensely growing exchange of NFTs among crypto users and companies have revolutionized the NFT marketplace. Digital […]
SINGAPORE – Three companies and their five directors were charged on Thursday (March 18) with making false salary and employment declarations in work pass applications. They are also facing charges […]
SINGAPORE – The Central Narcotics Bureau (CNB) has seized about 20.5kg of cannabis in a drug bust – the largest haul of the drug in 14 years. The two-day crackdown, […]
SINGAPORE – Pandemic lockdown measures helped motor insurers return to profitability last year, as traffic accident numbers fell. In a statement on Thursday (March 18), the General Insurance Association of […]
SINGAPORE – By end-March, $940 million in Wage Credit Scheme (WCS) payouts will be disbursed to more than 98,000 employers here, bringing the total amount in wage credits paid out […]
Good morning! Here are our top stories to kick-start your Thursday, March 18. S’pore begins construction on $640m three-track train testing centre in Tuas It will be among the first […]
SINGAPORE – The director of a now-defunct chain of childcare centres and two of its employees were charged on Wednesday (March 17) with cheating the Early Childhood Development Agency (ECDA) […]
