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Car importer gets jail, S$1 million fine for under-declaring values of vehicles including Porsche

Customs began investigations after an importer of a Porsche 718 Cayman Style Edition submitted documents stating a suspiciously low declared value of the vehicle.

MPs raise questions on extent of Malaysia, Singapore legal powers on RTS Link

A Bill was passed on Tuesday (May 5) to allow Malaysia’s border laws to apply to designated areas of Singapore's RTS Link station.

Joo Seng Road fire: Couple in their 80s huddled in toilet as smoke from flat below filled their home

Several residents said the suspect lives with his elderly parents in the burnt unit.

Delivery riders expected to fulfil orders regardless of tips: Grab

Grab's comments come in the wake of reports that a delivery rider had threatened to cancel an order if a tip was not provided.

S’pore passes laws to manage incidents on cross-border railways ahead of RTS Link’s opening

A key feature of the RTS Link is co-located immigration facilities at each station.

Flash flood at KPE exit near Buangkok; risk alerts issued for areas in Tanjong Pagar, Tampines Road

Heavy rain was expected over the southern, eastern and central areas of Singapore from 5.30pm to 6.30pm.

Flash flood in KPE slip road subsides; risk alerts for areas in Tanjong Pagar, eastern Singapore

Heavy rain was expected over the southern, eastern and central areas of Singapore from 5.30pm to 6.30pm.

SMRT bus catches fire near Woodgrove Primary School in Woodlands; no injuries reported

SCDF was alerted to the vehicle fire along Woodlands Ave 1 at around 1.40pm and extinguished it using a water jet and a hosereel.

Maid accused of stealing employer's clothes claims they were thrown away

The judge set aside her conviction since her claim that the clothes had been thrown away showed that she had no intention to steal.

Some florists see withering Mother’s Day demand amid higher shipping costs

With supply disruptions pushing up the cost of importing blooms, florists say they are doing what they can to balance costs, competition and demand.

Fresh grads take longer to land first jobs, but no broad decline in employment: Tan See Leng

Among graduates aged 25 to 29, employment rates have remained “broadly stable” over the past decade, he said.

Singapore semiconductor firms push into US market as global AI boom drives advanced chip demand

As AI development accelerates, some companies are positioning themselves closer to where the next breakthroughs and opportunities are unfolding.

Singapore goes green: Over 1,000 activities planned nationwide for sustainability campaign

More than 500 organisations will participate in the fourth edition of Go Green SG, which will run until Jun 28.

Alvin Tan calls out Jamus Lim for omitting facts, creating 'unwarranted' impression that AVS was not thorough

The Minister of State for National Development had sought clarifications from Workers’ Party MP Jamus Lim on the speech he had made during a debate on the Veterinary Practice Bill in April.

'Deeply humbling' to witness PM Wong's response to letter, says Singaporean who penned note

Nisar Keshvani wrote the note on a repatriation flight from Saudi Arabia, never expecting it to travel beyond its original intent.

Singaporeans understand TB better and are working together to suppress the spread: Ong Ye Kung

The Health Minister urged Singaporeans to not avoid the Bedok food centre, saying it is safe for diners amid TB cases.

Actress Lina Ng’s son didn’t know she was famous until he Googled her

Ng's son, 22-year-old Jeriel Lam, says he grew up thinking his mum was a stay-at-home parent... until one search changed everything.

Schools use caning if all other measures are inadequate, under strict safety protocols: Desmond Lee

MPs filed a total of 43 written and oral questions on the new anti-bullying measures released by MOE.

Chiefs of banks met with MAS to discuss measures against AI threats following Mythos’ limited release

No need to raise penalties for late retrenchment notices for now: Tan See Leng

The Manpower Minister said compliance rates remain high, and delays are often due to oversights.