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Teo Siong Seng and other alleged container cartel members being sued in US for price-fixing

Two Prime projects in Bishan, Bukit Merah among 6,952 flats launched in June BTO exercise

Eligible families with three or more children will also be allocated a higher quota starting from the June BTO exercise.

They help survivors of image-based sexual abuse feel seen: 'It's not content, it's people's digital likeness'

After experiencing image-based sexual abuse, Yiu Xin Yin felt isolated and frustrated with the reporting process. She later teamed up with three women to start The Moxie Collective – a Singapore community supporting…

IN FOCUS: Are there too many malls in Singapore?

Why do some malls thrive while others struggle? CNA explores whether there is an oversupply and if shopping centres are just starting to look alike.

PM Wong to take part in ASEAN-Russia Commemorative Summit in Kazan, Russia

ASEAN and Russia will discuss ways to take forward their strategic partnership, says the Prime Minister's Office Singapore.

Charges against 25-year-old woman, including Kpod trafficking, abated after she died

Ms Low Hui Mei had died of heart failure, her lawyer said.

Man lost S$3,800 in card phishing scam after clicking on TikTok ad; tribunal finds him liable, not bank

A tribunal found that the man had to bear the losses as he had ignored multiple warnings and notifications from the bank in a "sustained course of omissions" that constituted gross negligence on his part.

New on-demand grocery delivery service starts on June 22 with Sheng Siong and foodpanda tie-up

PUB channels S$12 million to boost water efficiency for wafer fabrication, data centres: DPM Gan

The data centre and chipmaking industries are water-intensive and provide critical components and services for artificial intelligence.

Motorists to trial roadside electronic parking under ERP 2 from August

The feature allows motorists to start and pay for roadside parking through the ERP 2 on-board unit (OBU) display.

Singapore expresses condolences after Philippines earthquake, stands ready to provide assistance

The Singaporean workers who feel AI has nothing to do with them

By Prof Irene Y.H. Ng from the Social Service Research Centre, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences at NUS, and Mr Tan Zhi Han, Research Associate from the same centre; Ms V Deepa and Mr Aaron Lim from the Dept of Social…

NUS appoints new Deans for Business and Science

The National University of Singapore (NUS) has appointed Professor Teo Chung Piaw as the new Dean for the NUS Business School and Professor Koh Lian Pin as the new Dean for the NUS Faculty of Science. Both appointments…

Hong Kong star Sammi Cheng to stage private session exclusively for UOB customers in Singapore this September

UOB customers can redeem tickets for the session via the bank's UNI$ system, which is part of UOB's loyalty rewards programme.

How Singapore's growing trail running community is powering a 165km ultramarthon in the country

With no mountains and few forests, Singapore is not the likeliest of places to hold a 165km trail running ultramarthon.

No transaction fees and third-party apps: S’pore travellers cheer expanded payment options in China

New features from local banks DBS and OCBC have made paying in China more seamless, said travellers.

When Baginda Dahlan Abdoellah's knowledge and service are recorded in history

By Dr Azhar Ibrahim, Senior Lecturer from the Dept of Malay Studies, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences at NUS Suria News Online, 14 June 2026

Phone Sleeps First: NTU student project helps undergrads put phones away for better sleep

Participants reduced nightly screen time by 58 to 81 minutes during the campaign period.

How a restored Singapore shophouse became a home for art, Danish design and family memories

Behind its stained glass-panelled pintu pagar, this Mount Sophia residence brings together preserved architectural details, contemporary works and personal objects shaped by a life lived across seven cities.

What does the rise of GenAI mean for Singapore’s creative arts?

The changing tech has compounded the usual anxieties of pursuing a creative career in Singapore.