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‘No worker should face this alone’: Close to 240 migrant workers owed 2 months’ pay, NTUC, MOM assisting
Workers are receiving help with accommodation, job-matching assistance and salary claims.
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ICA seizes over 1,380 packets of duty-unpaid cigarettes concealed inside tyre rims
SINGAPORE: ICA officers at Woodlands Checkpoint have foiled another cigarette smuggling attempt, seizing more than 1,380 packets of duty-unpaid cigarettes concealed within tyre rims in a Malaysia-registered pickup truck on October 11, 2026. Search and Examination officers directe...
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Rare disorder and low muscle tone cannot dampen teen’s swimming passion
Jessica Quek was born with PTPS deficiency, a rare genetic disorder that affects the production of key brain chemicals.
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Michelin-starred Nae:um's team opens Italian restaurant Osteria Da Su, with pastas from S$22
Korean chef Park Su-ji, who lived and worked in Italy for a decade, makes Italian classics feel new again, from cacio e pepe with sesame seeds to handmade tortelli filled with galbi jjim....
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They didn’t want to inherit the family business. Now, Tan Ser Seng’s 3rd generation owners are fighting for its traditions
Eighty years after their grandfather began selling herbal soup from pots balanced on a bamboo pole, the third-generation owners of Tan Ser Seng are opening their first outlet, located in a mall. They're hoping to win over a new generation while living up to their father's exactin...
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Haze in Singapore: Air quality back in the unhealthy range
There had been a brief respite from the haze early on Oct 23.
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Sheer coincidence: Josephine Teo and Malaysian minister discuss child online safety during surprise airport meeting
SINGAPORE: Minister for Digital Development and Information Josephine Teo met unexpectedly with one of her counterparts from Malaysia while both leaders were at Ngurah Rai International Airport in Bali, Indonesia, at the same time. On social media, Ms Teo posted a photo of her su...
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Print isn’t dead: How a Singapore printer is keeping paper relevant in a digital world
From books designed to look as though they’ve been bitten by dogs to publications made with hospital scrubs, Allegro Print has built a business around the creative possibilities of paper....