Waters Programme News Today

Budget 2024 restores discipline to spending to get the books back in order, Finance Minister Nicola Willis says.

LOCAL Authority Waters Programme (LAWPRO) has launched its 'My Favourite Waterbody' photography competition.

The arrival and drop-off area with its feature wall of black forest stone slabs with matte leather finish (Photo: City Developments Ltd) Whistler Grand had a winning streak at the EdgeProp Singapore Excellence Awards (EPEA) 2023, securing awards for Landscape, Design, Innovation and Sustainability and the overall Top Development award.The private condo has 716 units spread across twin 36-storey towers and sits on a 210,883 sq ft leasehold site. Developed by listed property giant City Development

Putting the quiet Ulu Pandan neighbourhood back into the residential spotlight, Pinetree Hill is the first major new launch in the neighbourhood in the past 14 years. Some project highlights include living in a tranquil environment with unblocked views of Clementi Forest and an abundance of nature spots. Residents also get to enjoy the convenience of a Rest of Central...

AsiaOne has launched EarthOne, a new section dedicated to environmental issues — because we love the planet and we believe science. Find articles like this there. You probably know that the Marina Barrage is a pretty cool spot to hang out with the fam — whether you want to have picnic and chill, cycle about, or fly a kite on...

Agriland spoke to ASSAP programme manager, Teagasc, Noel Meehan, about the initiative, what it sets out to do

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Whanganui letters: Council not giving away water assets - yet 15 Jan, 2021 04:00 PM 4 minutes to read The Upokongaro Cycleway Bridge opened last month. Photo / file Whanganui Chronicle Water assets Two former district councillors, Stephen Palmer and Murray Hughes, expressed their concerns (Chronicle, January 11) re the central government Three Waters Programme. Some wording in the reporting was misleading - but I can assure you that the Whanganui District Council has made no f...

SINGAPORE - Photos of high water levels in the Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park have caused some netizens to assume it is flooded, but the park is functioning exactly as intended - with a canal that channels rainwater downstream. The spike in the water levels comes from torrential rain over the past few days, but this is part of the normal functioning of the parks waterway. A stream running through the park is part of the Kallang River, but is also a naturalised canal designed to accommodate "fluctuating...