Let’s Get Freaky: Say no to the PAP’s fear-mongering!
The following was first published as a blog post by Kirsten Han. Kirsten Han/ [caption id="attachment_37438" align="alignright" width="240" caption="Colourful mushrooms? ...
Day: 1 May 2011
Your vote is secret, don’t be afraid
From the Workers’ Party’s website Voting and Ballot Secrecy Have you heard people say that your vote is not secret? ...
Videos – Rally Speeches on Saturday, 30th April 2011
TOC Video credits: Joshua Chiang, Patrick Chng
GCT: “We want the best captain and crew”
Howard Lee / Elderly folk sitting and chatting on field mats and foldable stools, and children with scooters and neon-lighted ...
HDB affordable – Minister calculate wrongly?
Leong Sze Hian/ I refer to the article "New flats affordable for most buyers, says Mah" (ST, Apr 25). It states ...
The return to East Coast: promise and proposition
by Khairulanwar Zaini, additional reporting by Deborah Choo/ photos by Han Thon Swinging into the Bedok heartland with style, the ...
Exclusive TOC pictures from the rallies – 30 April
Han Thon - WP Rally, Bedok Stadium Damien Chng - WP Rally, Bedok Stadium Jean Loo - ...
SPP: “The people shall not be bullied any more.”
Benjamin Cheah / photos by Jean Loo Sound and fury were the order of the night at the Singapore People ...
SDP blasts PAP yet again
Note: This is of last night's rally on Friday, 29th April 2011. By Elliot Aruldoss/ photos by Kirsten Han The ...
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Government has imposed Code Red measures without calling the situation Code Red
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Poor and insufficient portion of food given to foreign workers at dormitories gazetted as isolation areas
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Does anyone seriously think that the PAP would pass up the opportunity for a pandemic general election?
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Ministry of Manpower posts photos of dormitories in North Korean fashion
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Lee Hsien Yang: Fight COVID-19 first, Singapore polls must wait
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Prof Koh chastises S'pore govt for treating foreign workers like "Third World", reflecting the bad living conditions face by foreign workers
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Lawrence Wong appears to be shifting the blame of not wearing masks solely to WHO
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How should citizens rate the performance of the Multi-ministry Task Force so far?
