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Over S$2 billion already spent & another S$1.4 billion earmarked for drainage improvement works; has it paid off?
In June 2010, Singapore experienced some of the worse flash floods it had in recent years when heavy and intense...
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Should alleged sexual offenders be offered similar identity protection as victims prior to conviction?
The prosecution's decision to withdraw all charges against an anaesthetist accused of molesting a woman almost four years ago raised...
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Why can’t Singapore’s sole Olympics Gold medalist be granted further deferment or full exemption of NS?
Earlier on Tuesday (3 Aug), TODAY published a commentary piece penned by former Nominated Member of Parliament (NMP) Eugene Tan...
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Parliament: Indranee Rajah rebukes Raeesah Khan over claims Govt body cannot defend itself against – but questioned by WP over assertions against Lee Hsien Yang in Oxley Road debate
Workers' Party (WP) Member of Parliament Raeesah Khan's recent move to speak about the worrying manner in which survivors of...
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No need for Good Samaritan law in S’pore, says K Shanmugam – but why is Govt seeking to shield officers from liability under Police Force (Amendment) Bill?
The Government is still not seeking to implement a Good Samaritan Law at this stage, said Law and Home Affairs...
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KTV cluster: How effective will an after-action review be in lieu of a commission of inquiry?
The recent KTV cluster is Singapore's newest cause for concern in its fight against the global COVID-19 pandemic, with a...
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Singapore’s population data equivocal due to absence of data for S’poreans living abroad since 2003
Singapore’s population growth is equivocal, with the country’s population growing from 5.08 million in 2010 to 5.69 million last year,...
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Nearly 1mil M’sians residing in S’pore in 2019; emigration rate excluded from M’sia’s population data
Close to one million Malaysians have been residing in Singapore as of 2019, according to United Nations (UN) figures --...
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What does authorities’ decision to close the case on SMRT Feedback by The Vigilanteh’s seditious post signal to the public?
In what appears to be a departure from the common outcome in cases concerning racial or religious sensitivities, the authorities...
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Ministers give “motherhood statements” with half stats, rather than providing specific figures requested by PSP NCMPs
Ministerial statements on Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) and India-Singapore Comprehensive Economic Cooperation (CECA) have been delivered in Parliament on Tuesday...
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