What does PMD stands for again? Is it ‘Personal Mobility Device’ or ‘Public Madness Driving’? Either ways, can’t seem to tell the difference nowadays. In a video uploaded on Facebook page Roads.sg earlier today (24 May), a male e-scooter rider is seen illegally riding on the road without a helmet, only to end up colliding into the back of a …
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What does PMD stands for again? Is it ‘Personal Mobility Device’ or ‘Public Madness Driving’? …
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by Jason Soo On Wednesday 8 May 2019, the Protection from Online Falsehoods and Manipulation …
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by James Leong What do the Monica Baey saga, Aloysius Pang’s death and a Japanese …
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by Joseph Nathan “SMALL” has become the latest catch-phrase of the 4G politicians. It was …
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Drag queen Becca D’Bus has criticised actor-singer Tosh Zhang’s unilateral decision to withdraw from his …
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The registration of children for admission to Primary One (P1) classes in 2020 will open …
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It was reported in the media today (‘Look to Swiss for lessons in worker welfare: …
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Following its detection of unauthorised overseas transactions made via the Fevo Mastercard prepaid cards, electronic …
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The government announced yesterday (9 May) changes to CPF (Central Provident Fund) and Housing Development …
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Singapore and Malaysia have agreed to suspend the Johor Bahru-Singapore Rapid Transit System (RTS) link …
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by ValueChampion Pregnancy can be expensive. Nonetheless, spending a bit more on yourself when you’re expecting …
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Holding one of his special political figurines next to his helmet and his bike, Christopher …
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American burger-chain Fatburger has launched its new customisable Impossible Burger at its halal-certified restaurants in …
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With less than two weeks to the opening of the Singapore International Festival of Arts …
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The Ministry of Health (MOH) said on Tuesday (14 May) that of the 23 people …
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The Singapore Democratic Party (SDP) has proposed a single-payer universal insurance scheme as a more …
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Contrary to arguments perpetuated by advocates of the Protection from Online Falsehoods and Manipulation Bill …
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A total of 2,594,740 Singaporeans are eligible to vote in the next General Election (GE), …
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A Facebook user, Ling Law, wrote on her Facebook post pleaded for any information regarding …
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In a bid to increase public engagement with the newly passed Protection from Online Falsehoods …
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Singapore Police Force (SPF) warned member of the public of scams involving fake Lazada campaigns …
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A seemingly simple case, involving a money mule in love scams, has engendered important questions …
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This year’s International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia witnessed a significant moment in the …
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Former National University of Singapore (NUS) student Jeanne-Marie Ten Leu Jiun, whose candidature for the degree …
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The Christchurch Call to Action summit against online extremism in Paris which was prompted by …
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Function 8 is holding a discussion, “POFMA: More Harm than Good?” on the Protection from …
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An Indonesian teenager pulled off a stunning upset Monday by defeating two-time surfing world champion …
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Palestinian students pursuing their undergraduate, postgraduate and post-doctoral degrees in 12 Malaysian universities stand to …
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The issue of income stratification in public housing in Singapore should be dealt with via …
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Singapore Airlines (SIA) has reported a 47.5% decline in profit for the financial year of …
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Singapore’s national water agency Public Utilities Board (PUB) has rejected Emirati utilities group Utico’s request …
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We present the case of John and his parents. John is an undergraduate student who …
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