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MELAKA: The sister of a drowning victim still dearly misses her sibling four years after the tragedy near Kampung Tanjung Dahan in Kuala Linggi here.

Singapore Today's Lance Alexander and Melanie Oliveiro speak with Raymond Tang, Managing Director of Yong Lee Seng Motor, about the government's plan to re-distribute expiring five-year COEs earlier.

Ingapore Today's Lance Alexander and Melanie Oliveiro speak with Greg Raymond, Senior Lecturer at the Australian National University's Coral Bell School of Asia Pacific Affairs, about Ms Paethongtarn Shinawatra's quest to seize the reins at Thailand's upcoming elections.

Dengue is endemic to Singapore and has been a public health threat since the 1960s. Globally, over 40,000 deaths are reported annually, many of whom are children. The 7th Singapore International Dengue Workshop is taking place with leaders from the World Health Organisation and partners here to take part in lectures

What phones were you using in the 00’s? We’re taking a trip down memory lane with a look back at the mobile phones of yesteryear – flip phones, black and white displays and other vintage features.  Guest: Grace Chng, tech editor of Deeptech Times and tech author at Techgoondu

In an effort to fight this virus, Singapore's National Environment Agency has been breeding Wolbachia-infected mosquitoes since 2016.

Evidence suggests the lab-bred insects can slow the spread of dengue, but they are difficult to mass produce.

Singapore News - Young children and their parents can soon read more books in the mother tongue languages at public libraries or by using an application on their mobile phones. Under a new deal agreed between the National Library Board and the Lee Kuan Yew Fund for Bilingualism on Tuesday,... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Singapore News - Project Wolbachia, one of the nation's weapons in the fight against dengue, will be expanded to 1,400 more Housing Board blocks from July, Minister for Sustainability and the Environment Grace Fu announced on Wednesday (June 15). This means

From experimental music to Shakespeare, theatre venues are loading up on diversity