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NP student is budding entrepreneur who set up Spudzilla, selling loaded potatoes at pop-up stalls

Mr Leong Xuhui set up Spudzilla in 2024, selling loaded potatoes.

Protecting the future of Southeast Asia’s giant clams

Southeast Asia is home to eight out of the world’s 12 giant clam species and their numbers are dwindling. Addressing this issue, Dr Neo Mei Lin, Senior Research Fellow at the NUS Tropical Marine Science Institute (TMSI)…

South-east Asia should brace for haze later this year as ‘Godzilla El Nino’ forecast: Grace Fu

The minister urged ASEAN nations to be more vigilant this year and pursue closer regional cooperation.

Extreme weather events, Middle East conflict create 'perfect storm' for Southeast Asia: Grace Fu

As the region braces for volatile times, it should "not let a good crisis go to waste" and seize opportunities to enhance resilience, said Minister for Sustainability and the Environment Grace Fu.

2 arrested at Woodlands Checkpoint for smuggling drugs, including over 2kg of cannabis

The drugs seized are estimated to be worth more than $71,000.

Singapore bank UOB cites 'softer operating environment' as net profit falls 4% on-year

RP’s top graduate, who almost did not enter secondary school, plans to make an impact in public service

RP’s top graduate in 2026 once struggled to get into secondary school.

Commentary: Anthropic’s Mythos AI marks a cybersecurity moment Singapore cannot ignore

Even if Anthropic’s claims about its new AI model are overstated, the deeper challenge Mythos represents is very real, say NCS cybersecurity chief Foo Siang-tse and strategic adviser Shashi Jayakumar.

This Singapore designer turns food scraps, glass and textile waste into beautiful objects

Liu Tingzhi first saw the scale of textile waste while working in fashion. Today, through her circular design studio Wastd, she transforms discarded materials into functional objects, surfaces and spatial elements.

National Junior College’s charity carnival, Singapore Chinese Orchestra’s concert for kids

Primary 6 pupils can also learn about NJC's integrated programme at the May 9 event.

Parliament supports motion on “no jobless growth” amid AI disruption

The motion was approved unanimously by Parliament after seven hours of debate.

From AI equity fund to worker safeguards: MPs suggest ways to support AI transition

Singapore cannot resist AI adoption, but MPs said guardrails must be in place to avoid deepening inequality.

Former PAP MP Ong Ah Heng dies aged 84

He was a three-term MP for Nee Soon Central SMC from 1997 to 2011.

‘My dream was shattered’: Charity walk by SOS, SPD highlights disability, mental health struggles

Both agencies' clients face loneliness and isolation as their struggles are difficult to discuss.

Over 1,000 officers from police, SAF, SCDF and aviation sector carry out counter-terrorism exercise

The exercise took place from May 5 to May 6 at the Home Team Tactical Centre and Changi Airport.

LTA probing backup cable failure after construction works disrupted bus arrival timing system

Asia Piling had hit several underground fibre-optic cables while carrying out drilling work on April 18.

Parliament unanimously backs motion affirming that Singapore must not have jobless growth amid AI transition

A total of 24 Members of Parliament, including seven from the Workers’ Party, spoke for over seven hours on the impact of the AI transition on jobs and livelihoods.

Former PAP ‘Kopitiam MP’ Ong Ah Heng dies at 84

The PAP stalwart had served for four terms as MP for Nee Soon Central.

Man gets jail, caning for sexually assaulting domestic helper near her employer’s home

The Bangladeshi national ambushed the woman, who was his girlfriend at the time, outside her employer’s home.

Students from all polys, ITE and unis to receive free credits for building apps with AI

This adds to a list of free or subsidised AI programmes rolled out over the past few months.