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Shaw Theatres refunds moviegoers, gives movie passes after wrong film plays in CCK cinema

Patrons expecting to watch Cold War 1994 were screened The Super Mario Galaxy Movie instead.

Guided tour at Sentosa, textile recovery workshops among activities in Go Green SG 2026 line-up

The public can choose from more than 1,000 activities organised by 500 partners.

Singapore seeks industry, public feedback on legal framework for autonomous vehicles

The consultation will focus on the responsibility and accountability of key players involved in autonomous vehicle deployments, among other areas.

New Zealand and Singapore can collaborate more on AI and be leaders in its deployment, says PM Wong

There are synergies for both countries to work together on this, as they explore collaboration in the digital economy, he added.

Singapore Fringe Festival to return in 2027 as organisers cite strong community support

The Singapore Fringe Festival has confirmed its 2027 edition after a public fundraising campaign raised enough to proceed, despite falling short of its target.

Public consultation on AV laws open till June 30, seeks views on areas like accident payouts

The proposed laws will provide “legal clarity” in how businesses operate autonomous vehicles.

NUS scientists unveil a faster way to “train” bacteria for complex tasks, like munching plastics

Millions of tonnes of plastic waste accumulate in landfills and oceans every year. One promising response is to engineer microbes to break the plastic down into useful chemical building blocks. However, teaching a…

Watch K-pop girl group Le Sserafim's first-ever VR concert in Singapore this month

Singapore theatre chain Golden Village will screen Le Sserafim's VR concert, titled Invitation, at its Bugis+ outlet from May 17 to Jun 2.

SIA passengers to get better connectivity on selected flights through Starlink service from 1Q 2027

The service is expected to be rolled out from the first quarter of 2027 till end-2029.

From dive trips to a transplant: One woman’s battle with a rare autoimmune liver disease

Unbearable itching, crushing fatigue and years on “standby” waiting for a liver transplant became this 43-year-old divemaster’s reality after she was diagnosed with primary biliary cholangitis – a rare autoimmune liver…

New eczema treatments spark hope, but remain out of reach for many

Targeted treatments have emerged as a safer and more effective option for eczema patients, but high costs remain a barrier.

Commentary: Tighter disclosures on pay, dividends for SGX-listed firms a timely move

Concerns about how the latest proposed disclosure rules could be a strain for small and mid-cap listed firms on the Singapore Exchange are weak oft-repeated arguments, says former financial journalist Ven Sreenivasan.

Jail term cut for man who gave bribes to SMU Academy associate director

A three-judge High Court panel noted that Kenneth Lum Hsien Loong, 48, did not initiate the kickbacks.

Third door of public buses not used for alighting at bus stops deemed unsafe: LTA

LTA is carrying out modifications at some stops to support over 500 public buses with three doors.

Simply Science: What you need to know about saltwater crocodiles after recent sightings

Saltwater crocodiles are the world’s largest living reptiles.

Residents raise concerns over vacant shops at Northshore Plaza; HDB adjusts rents to support tenants

About 40 tenants are paying lower rents after renewing leases, with 12 units currently vacant.

New medical insurance rules from April 2026: Understanding IP rider changes and what they mean for you

Facing cancer with confidence: Why acting fast made all the difference for this S’porean mother

While many delay treatment due to uncertainty, her proactive approach bolstered by Prudential’s support ensured that she secured timely treatment and financial peace of mind.

Malaysian to be charged over role in scam involving Rolex watch, worth over $108k

The man was allegedly tasked to collect the watch from the victim and bring it back to Malaysia.

Man arrested after allegedly slapping several people at church in Prinsep Street

The man was known to the church and had caused a nuisance before, said the police.