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The times are changing, and it’s not just the pandemic that caused it (although it sped things up a bit). Amidst big moves like decentralisation, and Work From Home, the very idea of what constitutes "central" — and hence a premium price — is not what it was; and as the Marina South bid shows, even developers are rethinking the...

Early detection and vaccination can help protect against the disease.

AVS said there were 4 cases in the last 2 weeks, compared with an average of fewer than 20 a year in the last 3 years. Read more at straitstimes.com.

SINGAPORE: More than 400 dengue infections were reported in the week ending Jan 20, marking the seventh consecutive week of increase, newly released data by the National Environment Agency (NEA) showed on Tuesday (Jan 23). The 410 dengue cases reported last week

SINGAPORE — The SimplyGo app became less responsive and users were unable to use some of its features on Jan 10, a day after the authorities announced that older adult ez-link cards must be upgraded to the SimplyGo platform for fare payments from June. Updated versions of the app became available for download on the evening of Jan 10. In...

SINGAPORE - The authorities aim to open the fourth stage of the Thomson-East Coast Line (TEL) in the first half of 2024, said Acting Transport Minister Chee Hong Tat. “We will try our best to open it as soon as possible, but we want to make sure that it’s safe and reliable before we open it,” he said in an...

While standing on the road outside a private residence in Upper Thomson, a man was allegedly hit by a driver, whom he claimed had reversed his vehicle into his house with no prior warning. Taking to Facebook last Sunday (Dec 31) to air his grievances, Aaron Chua explained he was standing outside the house as he was buying something from...

Stay in the know with a recap of our top stories today. 1. Boy ends up requiring stitches after hand gets trapped in City Plaza escalator A boy was taken to the hospital where he had to receive stitches on his finger after his hand was caught in an escalator at City Plaza on Tuesday (Jan 2)... » READ MORE...

A sign at the entrance of Anytime Fitness located at Upper Thomson has been slammed for being overly "harsh" on its members, prompting criticism from some netizens. A couple of pictures posted on Monday (Jan 1) on the Complaint Singapore Facebook group showed a sign outside this Anytime Fitness branch. The sign reminded members that without their key fobs, they...

Good news, the beloved CDC vouchers tradition is carrying into 2024. This benevolent measure, born in 2020 during the throes of the pandemic, aimed to stimulate local and hawker businesses by distributing $100 worth of CDC vouchers (Community Development Council vouchers) to specific households. Over time, recognising the positive impact, the government extended this support to encompass all Singaporean households....