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It's a brand-new year, which means it should get you thinking: how else can I revamp my life? If your current gym routine is starting to feel stale, it may be time to zhng your workout habits. Consider adding some outdoor sessions to your fitness regime — after all, we have some pretty cool parks courtesy of NEA, don't cha...

It appears that 2024 is shaping up to be a year of record-breaking sales and million-dollar transactions in the property market. Almost every week since the year began, news of these sales in various estates has been making headlines. Yesterday, we received news of yet another million-dollar sale, that not only set the record for the highest HDB sale in...

SINGAPORE: After a three-hour game at the Burgdorfer Stadthaus-Open on Feb 18, Ashwath Kaushik could not help but grin widely as he delivered the good news to his mother Rohini Ramachandran: he had just beaten Polish grandmaster Jacek Stopa.

It is the last thing one would expect to encounter while taking a walk in the park. Facebook user Joel Lee took to the platform on Feb 17 after witnessing a man capture and allegedly kill a free-roaming chicken with his bare hands at Pasir Ris Park. Lee wrote: "Today while on my walk, I witnessed a killing. so the...

AFTER three hours at the Burgdorfer Stad­thaus-Open on Feb 18, Ashwath Kau­­shik could not help but grin widely as he delivered the good news to his mother Rohini Ramachandran: he had just beaten Polish grandmaster Jacek Stopa.

He worked very hard to earn a living in Singapore, but the Pasir Ris accident had left him in a challenging position

Singapore News - When customers visit the Indian Barber Shop, which has 10 outlets islandwide, they are greeted by a rather unusual sign: Free Haircut Services. The franchise is helmed by Mr Veerappan Muthukumaran, an Indian immigrant who believes it is his duty to give back to society... Read more at www.tnp.sg

The number of Aedes mosquito breeding habitats found in homes last month also doubled compared to January 2023.

Singapore News - A man lied to the police that he was a victim of robbery after he misappropriated $270,400 entrusted to him in August 2023. On Feb 14, Lek Tai Yong, 27, was sentenced to six months’ jail after he pleaded guilty to one count of criminal breach of trust. One count... Read more at www.tnp.sg

SINGAPORE: A man lied to the police that he was a victim of robbery after he misappropriated S$270,400 entrusted to him in August 2023.