Design &amp; Technology Technician (with Art Support)

Polyclinic identifies oral frailty as early warning sign of physical decline, aims to prevent falls

Oral frailty screening has been part of enhanced frailty care at Serangoon Polyclinic since it opened in November.

New arts offerings, including live poetry, to debut at Changi Airport from second half of 2026

NAC and CAG inked a three-year partnership to present Singapore's arts offerings at Changi Airport.

FCBC pastor died after 27-hour open-heart surgery; coroner's court rules medical misadventure

A medical expert reviewing the operation said that it was very unfortunate and unusual that every major step of the operation that could go awry did go awry.

EVs form about 60% of car registrations in Singapore; BYD accounts for nearly 1 in 4 new cars

EVs outnumbered combustion engine and hybrid models for the first time in the first quarter of 2026.

Shared responsibility, workplace support key to improving parenthood journey: Experts

As part of a series looking at marriage, dating and parenting trends in Singapore, CNA examines how unequal partnerships, rising costs and workplace pressures are shaping decisions around parenthood and family life.

Pop-punk band Simple Plan to perform in Singapore in November

The show is part of the Canadian band's Bigger Than You Think world tour, celebrating the group's 25th anniversary.

Straits Times Singapore·research

Six-year study to protect Singapore’s south-west coast from rising seas to start in 2026

The study will cover 116km of coastline from Tuas to Pasir Panjang, and will be PUB’s largest coastal study to date.

Aware’s new leader and the art of mending what is broken

Lim Shoon Yin has no activist pedigree but a lifelong instinct for fixing systems that fail people.

DBS to offer S$10 million cashback redemptions at supermarkets, hawker centres to help with cost pressures

The cashback will help consumers "defray the cost of everyday items such as groceries and food", and will also include S$3 cashback at hawker stalls and heartland shops every Saturday.

New measures introduced to ensure safety for 2026 haj pilgrims: Faishal Ibrahim

A total of 900 pilgrims will be travelling to the holy land, with the first group departing on May 9.

‘To live audaciously is to give generously’: S’pore man with fatal disease starts charitable fund

Yeo Whee Jim has donated a six-figure sum to set up a charitable fund to help young caregivers.

Montfort Junior School to take in girls from 2028

Montfort Secondary School will start accepting female students by the time the first batch of girls from the primary school graduate, says St Gabriel’s Foundation chairman Lim Boon Heng.

COE quota for May to July up by 1.2% from previous quarter

The Category B supply will increase by 7 per cent, while Category A numbers will fall by about 2 per cent.

NUS Newsroom·higher-ed

“Be the mentor you once needed”: Teach Singapore marks five years of mentoring

There are anniversaries that look backward with pride, and those that also look forward with responsibility. The Teach Singapore (Teach SG) 5th Anniversary Showcase held on 8 April 2026 at the NUS Education Resource…

Public housing resale prices post first dip in nearly 7 years in Q1 2026

The last quarter-to-quarter decline in resale prices was recorded in the second quarter of 2019.

NUS Newsroom

More than 1,000 personal artefacts donated to NUS Libraries; Tang Hu once worked as a barber and sold perfume

Lianhe Zaobao, 23 April 2026, Fukan, p5

StanChart, A*STAR in $15m AI partnership to speed up customer checks

The tie-up to accelerate AI applications in the financial sector aims to smoothen processes now being done manually.

NUS Newsroom·higher-ed

In the age of AI, the humanities and social sciences are becoming more, not less, essential

The rise of artificial intelligence has often been framed as a challenge to the humanities and social sciences. But speakers at “Future Horizons: Envisioning the Humanities and Social Sciences”, recently organised by…

FairPrice to roll out over 1,300 smart trolleys by end-2026, with payment and navigation features

They will be deployed in 48 FairPrice Finest and Xtra outlets.

NUS Newsroom·higher-ed

Bridging global divides: Top policy schools pitch solutions for a fragmented world at conference hosted by LKYSPP

Policy challenges today rarely stop at national borders, and are becoming harder to solve as polarisation, geopolitical tensions and declining institutional trust loom. Against this backdrop, the Lee Kuan Yew School of…