Robert Yeo News Today

Garry Walters retires after 50 years of dedicated service as Crown land manager, leaving a lasting legacy in Elong Elong.

As a writer by trade, you would think I’d attend the Singapore Writers Festival (SWF) every year. But until this week, I never bothered. Firstly because I’m a homebody, secondly because I don’t have many friends who’d be interested in going, and thirdly because I was afraid that the supposedly chim lectures would go over my head. I haven’t attended...

As a writer by trade, you would think I’d attend the Singapore Writers Festival (SWF) every year. But until this week, I never bothered. Firstly because I’m a homebody, secondly because I don’t have many friends who’d be interested in going, and thirdly because I was afraid that the supposedly chim lectures would go over my head. I haven’t attended...

He is known for the book of collected poems, Reaching For Stones (2009). Read more at straitstimes.com.

This durian lover will not be going near her favourite fruit anytime soon, after voicing her disgust over some store-bought Musang King that did not even look the part. Taking to TikTok on Wednesday (Feb 1), Magyanyan called out a stall in Ang Mo Kio for the underwhelming durians. "What type is durian is this?" The woman said, holding up...

Singapore News - He just wanted to buy three Black Gold durians. But he ended up feuding with the stall holder that sold them to him. Stomper Robert claimed the stall was "unscrupulous" and used "underhanded methods" to get him to buy more durians. The stall said it was "a... Read more at www.tnp.sg

As the saying goes, there's no such thing as a free lunch, or a free durian in this case. In a Facebook post, Robert Yeo shared how one durian seller had allegedly promised him a free Musang King but then later made Yeo pay for it after he accepted the "kind gesture". Taking to social media last Saturday (Jan 7),...

"I wish somebody would adopt me as a resident playwright," says the 82-year-old writer. Read more at straitstimes.com.

SINGAPORE - For the past month or so, Grab driver Anamullah Hamidullah has had to forgo buying hot drinks when taking his breaks so he can still take home some money at the end of the day. With fuel prices at an all-time high, the 63-year-old said he forks out about $330 for petrol every 10 days - more than...

Singapore News - For the past month or so, Grab driver Anamullah Hamidullah has had to forgo buying hot drinks when taking his breaks so he can still take home some money at the end of the day. With fuel prices at an all-time high, the 63-year-old said he forks out about $330 on petrol... Read more at www.tnp.sg