SENDco / Learning Support Specialist &amp; Student Counsellor (Primary to Secondary School)

Cantonese restaurant Wing Seong Fatty’s to end 100-year run

The restaurant found itself without a successor to continue the business.

Singapore’s Snow City to close after 26 years, launches farewell campaign before Sep 30 shutdown

Farewell campaign One Last Snowfall will offer discounted snow play packages and special experiences from June to September.

Snow City to close after 26 years, last day of operations will be Sept 30

The Science Centre said Snow City’s staff will be supported closely through this transition.

Singapore road construction firms face delays, rising costs amid bitumen shortage

Some contractors told CNA prices have surged by as much as 60 per cent in recent months, while supply shortages have forced firms to delay projects by up to a few months.

Did the MoonSwatch teach us nothing? 5 takeaways from AP x Swatch Royal Pop’s chaotic launch

Everyone really should know better and do better by now, says this writer.

Apple readies AI writing help, app shortcuts and wallpapers for iOS 27

The software will be released to the public in September.

Amazon's Singapore retreat: Why its US playbook failed in Southeast Asia

Regional platforms compete on price and volume of unbranded sellers, "not a play that Amazon has traditionally been strong at", an analyst says.

Commentary: Will UAE’s OPEC exit be another risk for Singapore’s refineries?

If stability returns to shipping routes, the United Arab Emirates’ exit from the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries can create opportunities for Singapore’s refineries, says Coface chief APAC economist…

Singapore Cricket Club’s Main Lounge gets a contemporary update

The historic club’s main gathering space has been reimagined with bespoke furnishings, rich textures and jewel-toned accents that balance heritage with contemporary polish.

Not an art installation: School uses CDs to minimise bird collisions

Kingfishers had been flying into the third-floor windows at Commonwealth Secondary School.

Solar-powered cars? NTU team creates ultra-thin, semi-transparent solar cells that may go on windows

The solar cells, made from perovskite instead of silicon, can generate energy even under indirect or diffused light.

Man-made structures named top culprit as bird fatality reports in Singapore hit record high

The recent deaths of two peregrine falcon chicks have been linked to collisions with such structures.

Mount Dukono tragedy: Singapore climbers sticking to plans to scale active volcanoes

Climbing such volcanoes in Indonesia is still a popular activity despite the recent fatalities at Mount Dukono.

Lease for S’pore’s largest used-car hub set to be renewed till 2040 after owners pay $68m

The owners of Automobile Megamart still need to submit land survey reports and pay stamp duty.

Unlikely for Temasek to meet 2030 climate targets due to exposure to aviation and power sector: CEO

It aimed to halve emissions from 2010 levels to 11 million tonnes by 2030.

Boy, 9, taken to hospital after accident with car in Choa Chu Kang

Police investigations are ongoing.

Temasek 'unlikely' to meet 2030 climate target amid tougher global landscape: CEO Dilhan Pillay

The firm is not retreating from its 2050 net-zero ambition, says Mr Pillay.

Businesses impacted by TB cases at Block 216 Bedok Food Centre & Market may get more reliefs

It will reopen on May 20 after a deep cleaning with disinfectant that can eliminate the TB bacteria.

ST Explains: Why is it important for telcos to stay on their approved radio frequency bands?

Experts said the lapse could have been accidental, arising from human errors, or intentional if spectrum outside Simba’s assigned bands was knowingly used.

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Illicit vape market in Singapore generated $10.4m in revenue in 2 years: Study

Illicit tobacco sales in Singapore resulted in an estimated $156 million in lost government revenue in the last two years.