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Submissions open now for new season of Mediacorp’s Anugerah talent show

Anugerah, which launched the careers of local artists such as Hyrul Anwar and Sarah Aqilah, last aired in 2021.

Man who hacked partner to death died of pneumonia while serving jail term: Coroner's court

In a previous court hearing, Mr Pak Kian Huat made loud objections and stated he was "fine" with a death penalty.

NUS Newsroom·higher-ed

DNA ‘barcodes’ help NUS researchers pinpoint gold nanoparticles that can strike cancer at its power source

Researchers at the National University of Singapore (NUS) have developed a high-throughput method to identify gold nanoparticles capable of delivering therapies directly to mitochondria (the energy centres inside cancer…

‘They feel disconnected from who they used to be’: Why becoming a mother can affect a woman’s sense of self

When a baby is born, a mother is born too. Known as matrescence, this transition can leave women feeling like they’ve lost a part of themselves. Why it happens – and how some are turning to coaching for support.

Eight critically endangered hawksbill turtles get head start at Singapore Oceanarium

The public can view the juveniles in an enclosure that minimises human interaction.

Canadian singer The Weeknd performing two nights in Singapore in October

The Weeknd will perform in Singapore at the National Stadium on Oct 2 and 3. Ticket presales begin from May 18 and the general sale starts from May 21.

Straits Times Singapore·policy

New Cyber Command to be launched; brings together police anti-scam, cybercrime assets

Minister of State for Home Affairs Goh Pei Ming said the Cyber Command will start with about 200 officers and eventually double this.

Irish pop group Westlife performing in Singapore in January 2027

The upcoming concert on Jan 16, 2027, is part of The 25th Anniversary World Tour. Venue and ticketing details are yet to be released.

Unlocking the vault: Meet NYP trio using AI to ‘immortalise’ part of Singapore history

The team is behind ArchAIve, a tool used to digitise historical artefacts and pictures.

Ive Show What I Am Singapore concert: K-pop stars impress with mature image and elevated skills

On Saturday (May 9), K-pop girl group Ive returned to Singapore after two years as part of their Show What I Am world tour.

Search continues for 2 missing Singaporean hikers after Mount Dukono eruption; 7 to return home: MFA

The seven Singaporean hikers who were evacuated from Mount Dukono are currently en route to Jakarta and will travel home to Singapore on Sunday.

40,000 tech workers to be trained in AI to automate coding, build agentic systems by 2029

AI fluency programmes developed by IMDA and industry partners will be rolled out for these professionals.

Straits Times Singapore·wellbeing

Elaine and Eduardo Saverin Foundation pledges $6m to support mental health training, youth work

The funds will support scholarships for an NUS master's programme and youth non-profit organisation Impart.

CNA Singapore·policy

Allowing any party to restrict Strait of Hormuz transit could set dangerous precedent: PM Wong

Singapore's prime minister says ASEAN must uphold navigational rights and work with external partners to keep critical sea lanes open.

Avoid parts of Thomson Road, Geylang due to risk of flash floods: PUB

NEA said that heavy rain was to be epected over many areas of Singapore from 6.30pm to 8pm.

Singapore Heart Foundation launches HELP tool to enable women to spot heart attack symptoms

The acronym HELP is a list of less obvious heart attack symptoms that women experience so that they can seek timely medical attention.

NUS among 3 Singapore institutions hit by global data breach

The others are the Singapore College of Insurance and Institute of Singapore Chartered Accountants.

New pop-up spaces, hotel concepts to be rolled out in Orchard Road as part of rejuvenation efforts

STB chief executive Melissa Ow announced that four heritage bungalows in Tanglin have been rezoned for hotel use.

Minimum occupation period for executive condos doubled; first-timer quota, priority expanded

Developers can also no longer offer the Deferred Payment Scheme for executive condominiums as part of measures to help first-time home buyers get a unit amid rising prices.

CNA Singapore·policy

Parliament validates MND fees that should not have been collected as admin charges

Workers' Party opposed the move citing lack of data, but the government said comprehensive figures, including the number of people affected, were not readily available.