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Singapore's workplace fatalities reached a decade low, excluding 2020 when the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted projects. There were 36 workplace fatalities last year. It also puts the Manpower Ministry five years ahead of its 2028 target of one fatality per 100,000 workers. Major injuries at the workplace are also at their

It was recently announced that casual racism allegations will be investigated as disciplinary breaches in the police force. But are guidelines always so clear cut? Where are the grey areas and how can organisations deal with it? Dr Mathew Mathews, head of the Institute of Policy Studies Social Lab, Aamir Bana, an un

Nearly 30 per cent of drug abusers arrested in Singapore last year were under the age of 30. How can we strengthen our anti-drug messaging for the younger generation?  

There’s been a worrying rise in the number of young people arrested for drug abuse, with the youngest just 14 years old, says the Central Narcotics Bureau. Despite Singapore’s zero tolerance on drugs and years of intensive messaging, liberal attitudes among young people appear to be stubbornly sticky, with canna

Experts say out-of-hospital or alternative care must be improved to help alleviate pressure.

With inflation impacting many daily purchases, what can Singaporeans do to cope with the rising cost of living? Our guests share how they're adjusting.

“I don't owe any political party any favours so I'll be able to discharge my responsibilities without fear or favour,” says the former GIC chief investment officer.

SINGAPORE, Aug 29 — The nature of the crisis that Singapore is facing, how funds would be used to benefit Singaporeans and whether alternative sources of funding have been...

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Presidential candidates Ng Kok Song, Tharman Shanmugaratnam and Tan Kin Lian took questions on live television ahead of the Sep 1 vote.