Kitchen Administrative Executive / Assistant

S’pore researchers ‘programme’ good gut bacteria to stop liver toxins from reaching brain

A patent has been filed to support the translation of the technology towards clinical use.

DTL, TEL lines to have shorter hours in next few months for tests ahead of new MRT stations opening

Stage 5 of Thomson-East Coast Line and the Downtown Line extension will be open in the second half of 2026.

K-pop girl group Le Sserafim bringing Pureflow world tour to Singapore this November

Le Sserafim is bringing the 'Celebration' to Singapore on Nov 28. Venue and ticketing details are yet to be released.

A gift to remember: US tourist surprises Singapore hawkers with Lego replicas of their stalls

The sets took nine months to complete.

NUS Newsroom·higher-ed

6 things to know about The Ridge, NUS’ new on-campus accommodation for overseas academic visitors

Visiting guests of NUS can now check into a brand-new accommodation in the heart of campus that marries sustainable architecture with smart technology. The Ridge is a first-of-its-kind on-campus accommodation facility…

Singapore HeritageFest returns in May, celebrating local maritime heritage with over 100 programmes

The 23rd edition of the festival runs from May 1 to 24, and features programmes that celebrate and spotlight the country's maritime heritage, including workshops on seafaring practices and guided tours on both land and…

Weekend services on Thomson-East Coast, Downtown lines to end earlier, start later for rail expansion works

TEL services will be adjusted from May 22 to Jul 4 on Fridays and Saturdays, while DTL services will be affected from Jul 10 to Sep 5.

Sentosa unveils scenic posting box at Palawan Beach for visitors to send postcards worldwide

Pen a letter home – wherever in the world that may be – with picturesque views of the South China Sea at Palawan Beach on Sentosa Island.

Man who fled police checks among 9 caught allegedly driving or riding deregistered vehicles

All nine were arrested for a range of traffic offences from Jan 30 to Feb 12.

Singapore confiscates S$400,000 in criminal proceeds from Malaysian man

Authorities found a bag containing the money in the boot of Diong Gin Ing’s car as he entered Singapore through Tuas Checkpoint.

Marriage still matters to young Singaporeans, even with fewer saying 'I do'

Despite strong intentions to marry, fewer young Singaporeans are tying the knot. As part of a series looking at marriage, dating and parenting trends in Singapore, CNA examines what is shaping how and when couples…

CNA Singapore·policy

Woman questions Prudential's head of life claims in lawsuit seeking brain surgery payout as insurer responds

Ms Cai Yunhong questioned Prudential's head of life claims on the way her policy documents were drafted, alleging that they were "convoluted" and "full of ambiguities".

Home Team to develop space satellite, humanoid robots, more AI: Shanmugam

The satellite will weigh about 100kg and used to detect hazardous gases like ammonia.

More young couples in Singapore seek marriage counselling before tying the knot

As part of a series looking at marriage, dating and parenting trends in Singapore, CNA looks at why some are getting premarital advice on compatibility issues, including finances and career aspirations.

Hope, heartbreak and high costs: The challenges of fertility treatment in Singapore

As part of a series looking at marriage, dating and parenting trends in Singapore, CNA looks at how assisted reproductive journeys can be physically, emotionally and financially draining, especially for those seeking…

Man charged over alleged anti-Jewish content on WhatsApp

Siow Jia Rui was charged with two counts of attempting to promote racial enmity.

Hong Kong's Kee Wah Bakery closes last Singapore store at Ion Orchard

The bakery known for its mooncakes and traditional cookies has shuttered its only Singapore outlet, but says it’s not goodbye forever.

Jeanette Aw lost S$8,000 after her patisserie's delivery partner ran away with the money

The incident was eventually reported to the police and the matter was brought to a close, but the experience has since made the actress-baker much more cautious in running her business.

CNA Singapore·policy

At UN debate, Singapore reaffirms freedom of passage in international waterways is 'right not privilege'

Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Zhulkarnain Abdul Rahim was speaking at a high-level debate at the United Nations on the safety and protection of waterways.

Corruption cases in S’pore fell to lowest level in 2025; CPIB observes cases becoming more complex

The agency received a total of 160 corruption-related reports in 2025.