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Young duo behind viral political explainer videos win top prize at SPH journalism awards

The pair, better known as "Gerry and Mandy" on ST's platforms, bagged the Editor-in-Chief Award.

New skills and workforce agency a ‘two-horse chariot’, not ‘two-headed monster’: Minister

Mr Tan See Leng said the new agency can deliver better outcomes with joint oversight from MOM and MOE.

SIA delays roll-out of new first, business class seats on A350 fleet to 2027

The delay till Q1 2027 is due to supply chain constraints and certification of one of the new seats.

SCDF to review paramedic's court account in toddler drowning case over birth cert requests seen on bodycam

The paramedic had denied claims about the delay in sending the child to the hospital due to the need for a birth certificate, but bodycam footage showed repeated requests.

'Tremendous prosperity' in Indo-Pacific, but middle powers must work together: New Zealand PM Luxon

New Zealand PM Christopher Luxon discussed the Indo-Pacific’s economic potential, geopolitical tensions, and efforts by countries like New Zealand and Singapore to strengthen trade and security ties in an interview with…

Singaporean linked to Phnom Penh-based scam syndicate arrested, two more suspects wanted

Of the 34 initial suspects wanted in connection with the group, Ngiam Siow Jui is the fifth to be arrested.

Man loses share of rent from Yishun coffee shop as sisters win appeal over late mum’s estate

The majority decision of the Court of Appeal found that the mother fully owned the rental income.

New Skills and Workforce Development Agency to be set up later this year

The new statutory body will consolidate the functions of SkillsFuture Singapore and Workforce Singapore, while taking on expanded responsibilities in career, employment and training matters.

NTUC calls for local market intelligence to better guide workers through AI shift

The Jobseeker Support Scheme should also cover PMEs with higher income, labour chief Ng Chee Meng said.

About 90 employers penalised every year for not giving domestic workers mandatory day off: MOM

The maximum punishment for not complying with this policy is a $10,000 fine, a year’s jail, or both.

Singapore must enable businesses to transform, workers to seize new opportunities in the 'AI era': Ng Chee Meng

Singapore does not want either extreme of unmanaged job disruption or workers pushing back defensively against AI, said the labour chief.

Singapore, Pahang to explore cooperation in areas of mutual interest

Alvin Tan sets record straight over Jamus Lim’s comments during debate on regulating vet sector

The Minister of State said the WP MP created the impression that the “AVS had not been thorough in its investigations”.

S’porean man allegedly linked to Cambodia scam ring arrested; 2 more S’porean suspects wanted

The two other men, aged 27 and 33, are currently at large outside of Singapore.

Gaza runs danger of becoming ‘forgotten crisis’, humanitarian support still critical: Singapore Red Cross

“The broader conflict in the Middle East, involving Iran, the US and Israel, has drawn a lot of attention away from other crises around the world,” said Singapore Red Cross CEO Benjamin William.

We booked a taxi from Singapore to JB via Grab. Here’s what happened

The trips to JB and back were uneventful, save minor hiccups after crossing the border.

Over $8.4 million lost by S’pore-based firm in business e-mail scam recovered by police

The victim's staff received a spoofed e-mail and transferred US$6.6 million to a fraudulent bank account in Oman.

Lien Foundation gives $3.93m to TTSH and NUH to extend early palliative care to all ICU patients who need it

A Kinder ICU will ensure critically ill patients in the ICU get symptom relief and psychological support.

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.