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Heavy traffic expected at Singapore’s land checkpoints during Labour Day long weekend

The recent Good Friday long weekend saw more than 1.4 million travellers cross Woodlands and Tuas checkpoints, ICA said.

Victims, witnesses of sex crimes encouraged to report offences to bring culprits to justice: Sim Ann

In 2025, most of the molestation cases occurred in non-residential settings, such as on public transport and at nightspots.

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.

Heavy traffic expected at Woodlands and Tuas checkpoints during Labour Day long weekend

ICA urged travellers to plan their journey ahead and consider travelling during non-peak hours.

I had 10 months to prepare for my retrenchment – and I still wasn’t ready

This writer thought a long notice period would make retrenchment easier. Instead, she found herself grieving not just the loss of a job she took pride in, but the identity it gave her – and forced her to confront the…

Defence experts warn of fitness tracker risks in Singapore military bases amid global Strava breaches

The Ministry of Defence says it is aware of the risks and will implement security measures when needed.

Commentary: How SIA can avoid throwing good money after bad, amid Air India losses

The Indian airline has reportedly asked Singapore Airlines for financial support. Shareholders will need some convincing, says former financial journalist Ven Sreenivasan.

CNA Singapore·higher-ed

Commentary: Working from home isn’t the flexibility that Singapore families need from employers

It’s flexi-time arrangements that matter more for employees with parenting and caregiving needs, says Victor Seah of the Singapore University of Social Sciences.

Rent-free spaces for telecoms equipment to be mandated under proposed revisions to IMDA building code

A public consultation by the Infocomm Media Development Authority will run till May 18.

Saving giant clams in South-east Asia: Halt poaching, improve restoration, raise funds

There are increasingly fewer giant clams in South-east Asia, which is home to eight out of the world’s 12 species.

Straits Times Singapore·research

Study reveals untapped potential of coral reefs as nature’s pharmacy

Scientists discovered the micro-organisms can potentially contribute to medical research.

askST Jobs: Will a sabbatical hurt my career progression?

You can avoid a career slowdown by returning from a sabbatical with new skills.

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.

Tengah’s first private condo nearly sold out at launch weekend

Tengah Garden Residences is situated near the upcoming Hong Kah MRT station on the Jurong Region Line.

PAP climate action group kicks off community push with 800 at Tiong Bahru event

The inaugural Climate Action Day was held on Eng Hoon Street.

Free AI and robotics workshops for 1,200 students, underserved youth under Amazon programme

Students aged nine to 16 can attend up to 60 free workshops.

Spottiswoode residents get more say in use of funds for neighbourhood enhancements

Residents have more say in how funds are allocated, from proposing ideas to deciding on neighbourhood improvements.

First networking session kicks off for young parents in Fengshan Parents Club

The session is among the initiatives mooted by the Fengshan Parents Club, which was launched in October 2025.

When does a token of thanks turn into payment for blood donation? Delicate balance needed to preserve altruism

Healthpoints will be awarded to blood donors from the second half of 2026.

Honing a talent in a specialised school

The four specialised independent schools take in students only via the DSA exercise.