Freelance Touch Rugby Coach [IEC]

Fees collected by govt agencies not illegal, new law puts legal position beyond doubt, says MND

The ministry's explanation comes after an intense debate in Parliament on the Statutes (Miscellaneous Amendments) Bill.

About 1,000 motorists to experience full range of ERP2 on-board unit features as part of study

LTA will also be testing five different combinations of road signs and markings across four expressways and an arterial road from Jun 1 to Jul 31 as visual cues for ERP charging locations.

Man arrested for public drunkenness after kicking taxi’s side-view mirror in Chinatown

He is also being investigated for mischief, said the police.

Singapore, Indonesia seeking to deepen cooperation as both mark 60 years of diplomatic ties in 2027

On a visit to Indonesia, Singapore Foreign Minister Vivian Balakrishnan also thanked the search and rescue personnel who retrieved the bodies of victims, including two Singaporeans, who died on Mount Dukono on May 8.

Person freed from lorry with rescue tools after four-vehicle accident on AYE, 6 taken to hospital

A 53-year-old lorry driver and the motorcyclist are assisting with investigations.

Lack of social capital a barrier for Malay community despite signs of rising educational mobility: Study

Some respondents said they “felt they had to work harder to prove their competence”.

New network aims to double volunteers contributing to Singapore’s defence to 3,000 in 3 to 5 years

For a start, the new SG Defence will create the capacity for nearly 400 new volunteers.

Possible road signs and markings for ERP 2 to be trialled at five new locations

The latest trial expands on an earlier one conducted in Bayshore Drive in March.

Current affairs get competitive: 16 schools enter semi-finals of ST’s What’s The News? quiz

The competition aims to build students’ interest in the news.

Slow ageing with exercise and diet: Geriatrician’s tips

We are living longer, but are we living healthier?

Grab to launch new bonus scheme after stopping previous plan due to drivers’ concerns

Under the new scheme, drivers book two-hour slots and complete two trips per slot to earn a cashback of 5 to 8 per cent.

TCM tuina therapy as effective as physiotherapy for short-term relief of lower back pain: SGH study

But physiotherapy offers better functional recovery over the longer term.

Man appeals against attempted rape sentence, says he was in 'state of confusion' when pleading guilty

Gao Xiong said the victim's room door "caused certain behaviours", prompting Chief Justice Sundaresh Menon to ask if he was saying "the door made him do it".

TOC's Terry Xu ordered to pay over S$154,000 in costs, disbursements to ministers for defamation case

This is on top of the S$420,000 that Mr Xu has to pay in total to ministers K Shanmugam and Tan See Leng for defaming them.

TOC’s Terry Xu ordered to pay more than $154,000 in costs to Shanmugam, Tan See Leng

Bus, train services extended on eve of Hari Raya Haji, Vesak Day

The extensions take place on May 26 and 30.

Woman who stole 19 bottles of wine from Sheng Shiong caught using facial recognition system

Catherine Tan Li Eng was sentenced to eight days’ jail for stealing wine on seven occasions.

Singapore's hidden bill: From the Middle East oil shock to your wallet

The Straits Times, Opinion, page B1

Shoplifter identified by Sheng Siong's facial recognition technology gets jail for stealing wine

The retail manager at the supermarket received an alert when the woman returned to the store, and he was able to intercept her at the self-checkout kiosk.

Cop who forged documents linked to cases he had investigated gets 42 weeks’ jail

Court documents stated that the outcomes of the cases linked to him were unaffected by the forgeries.