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'We can send her off properly': Body of Singaporean woman killed in Spain arrives home

Spain murder victim bought insurance from suspect

Singapore News - More than two weeks after she went missing while on a solo trip in Spain, Ms Audrey Fang was finally home, with her family... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Body of woman killed in Spain returns to S'pore, family shocked she bought insurance from suspect

More than two weeks after she went missing while on a solo trip in Spain, Ms Audrey Fang was finally home, with her family holding a wake in Petir Road on April 27 after her body arrived in Singapore. Read more at stomp.straitstimes.com

Body of Singaporean killed in Spain arrives home; family discovers she bought insurance from suspect

More than two weeks after she went missing while on a solo trip in Spain, Ms Audrey Fang was finally home, with her family holding a wake in Petir Road on April 27 after her body arrived in Singapore.

5 affordable apartments with good unblocked views from $1.05m

Most can agree that having unblocked views from the comfort of one’s home is not a common treat in a land-scarce city like Singapore. But those who have had the pleasure of having unblocked views — be it verdant spaces, the sea or riverfront living — would find it hard to settle for anything less. Naturally, projects that offer unblocked...

Touring Phoenix Estate: An underrated landed home cluster with unblocked views and spacious roads

Not to be confused with Phoenix Park in the Tanglin area, Phoenix Estate is a landed enclave in Choa Chu Kang. I'll be honest and confess that I wasn't expecting much before I visited: Choa Chu Kang isn't exactly known for its landed houses and it's also fairly far out. When I'd visited Windermere EC and Pavilion Park landed estate...

Mugging Made Magical: Your Ultimate Guide to Study Cafes in Singapore!

Spice up your study session at these 10 amazing study cafes in Singapore! You're on your way to being an academic weapon!

Bukit Timah condo 'under attack' by monkeys that enter homes and leave trail of destruction

Residents of Pine Grove condominium in Bukit Timah have been dealing with unwelcome visits by uninvited visitors. Read more at stomp.straitstimes.com

Smashed eggs, broken cookie jars: Bukit Timah condo residents go ape as monkeys ransack homes

Residents of Pine Grove condominium in Bukit Timah have been dealing with unwelcome visits by uninvited visitors. Stomp contributor Sook Hui shared with Stomp that monkeys have been entering apartments and leaving a trail of destruction. "Pine Grove is under attack by monkeys again," she said. "For the unfortunate residents who suffer visits from monkeys (sometimes more than 20), their...

Critically endangered monkey spotted on Singapore eco bridge, suggesting species could be expanding habitat