The Singapore Police Force said in a statement to media on Wednesday evening that devotees who are participating in the Thaipusam procession this year, will be allowed to play percussion instruments. This is the first time since 1973 that percussion instruments are allowed. This year's procession will start from this Sunday till Monday. Under the new provisions, registered singers and musicians will …
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Two Singaporeans, a freelance religious teacher and his student, was placed on Restriction Order (RO) under …
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An opinion-editorial article published on Friday (11 Jan) on Singapore's mainstream multimedia Malay-language news platform …
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by Martin Piper I write with regards to the news about the Supreme Court approving …
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On 9 January, Grab launched number masking feature for GrabHitch as part of the e-hailing …
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On 9 January, Grab launched number masking feature for GrabHitch as part of the e-hailing …
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by ValueChampion The cost of educating a child in Singapore has increased steadily in recent decades. …
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While the Singapore government emphasises that Migrant Domestic Workers (MDWs) are covered by the Employment …
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A member of the public, Albert Tang, wrote to ST Forum and his letter was …
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The Lease Buyback Scheme (LBS) will be extended to all HDB flat types with effect …
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Speaking at Parliament yesterday (15 January), Non-Constituency MP Dennis Tan suggested crucial improvements must be …
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i Light Singapore - Bicentennial Edition will be presenting a curated mix of more than …
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When it comes to deciding what to do next after high school, every student is …
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by ValueChampion After researching the health benefits of nutritious food and the waste generated by the …
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Whatever slim glimmer of hope that was left to revive Singapore’s beloved Blu Jaz Café …
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Four years ago in Jan 2015 when Health Minister Gan Kim Yong introduced the MediShield …
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Workers' Party (WP) should target and secure at least one-thirds of Parliamentary seats to prevent …
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Speaking at Parliament yesterday (15 January), Non-Constituency MP Dennis Tan suggested crucial improvements must be …
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Singapore Customs stated in a press release on Wednesday (2 January) that the three-quarter tank …
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A Facebook user, Ling Law, wrote on her Facebook post pleaded for any information regarding …
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Civil right activist Jolovan Wham said that the Facebook caption and headline that TODAYonline shared …
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69-year-old woman was fined $5,000 by the Court today for using her residence to breed cats …
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The Court of Appeal has reserved judgment in an appeal by Dr Wong Souk Yee, …
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The recent allegations of negligence and cruelty to animals involving Platinum Dogs Club has angered …
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Following the release of the full report on the SingHealth cyber attack last July by …
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Singapore's ruling People's Action Party (PAP)'s response to the growing inequality in the Republic has …
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December 17th was the International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers. In conjunction with …
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While many South-east Asian nations are known for having strict laws against drug use and …
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Malaysia will remain "steadfast in negotiating" with Singapore regarding the bilateral territorial disputes concerning Johor's …
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A paper co-authored by Harvard University's Economics associate professor Li Shengwu was picked by 2012 …
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A CPF member who would be turning 65 in May this year, recently received a …
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An industry is considered "broken" when the government needs to intervene in order to get …
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The decline in the Resale Price Index (RPI) of public housing market for the whole year …
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