16,000 Grab drivers to see higher tax bills due to incomplete records submitted to IRAS
The majority will face an additional tax bill of less than $100.
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The heavy vehicles were found to have exceeded their speed limits.
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Six charged over participation in unlawful assemblies at Changi Prison, State Courts
Several of them were previously investigated for similar offences.
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Training will run two to six months and can be taken part-time, with a shorter track for drivers who already hold a Class 4 licence.
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Avengers: Doomsday tickets now available for purchase in Singapore
Tickets for Infinity Vision-certified screenings for the upcoming blockbuster Avengers: Doomsday are now on sale.
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6 charged over public assemblies including Phua Chu Kang actors Lim Kay Siu and Neo Swee Lin
The six, aged between 31 and 70, were charged over taking part in public assemblies outside the State Courts or Changi Prison.
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Siti Hasmah, wife of former Malaysian PM Mahathir, dies aged 100
She died at Malaysia's National Heart Institute at about 9.20am on Sep 28.
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More than S$1 million worth of drugs seized following initial detection at Tuas Checkpoint
Two men, a Malaysian and a Singaporean, were arrested.
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Over $1 million worth of drugs seized; 2 men arrested after smuggling attempt at Tuas Checkpoint
CNB officers also seized cash amounting to $33,086.
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‘I press this button for pedestrians, but it doesn’t change to green man immediately’ — Man complains about traffic lights in SG, gets schooled by Singaporeans
Commenters explain how pedestrian signal timing works and why pressing the button doesn't always mean an instant green light