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These hiking trails in Singapore range from 400m-long for beginners, to 150km-long for those with Superman quads.

Singapore News - Revellers need not cut short their celebrations on the eves of Christmas and New Year, with selected bus and train services extended on Dec 24 and Dec 31 to allow commuters to return home, transport operators said. Train services on the Downtown Line (DTL) and North-East... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Since 2000, Singapore’s North-East has undergone enormous urban transformation. But we know that it won’t stop there. Here are all the highlights of all major developments in the North-East of Singapore if you’re planning for your next property move. Check out part 1 of this series focusing on Singapore’s Northern region. Every Singaporean knows about the MRT effect: The closer...

Women, and yueli ang and amanda arnold have been named as two inspiring referees by the rugby football union, who aim to recruit 500 new female officials over the next two years. i say we don't say it in the first instance. one person in a new club with 30 people on the field that you have to be responsible for. but people in rugby are just so welcoming, so every club i've been to have been great and i've been loving the experience, learning something new. let's take a look at the tubes now. there's a good service on the tubes this morning. minor delays on the circle line are due to cancellati...

KUALA LUMPUR (Dec 7): CGS-CIMB Securities has maintained its “neutral” rating on the construction sector and said Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim’s order of the suspension and review of RM7 billion worth of contracts is a negative development for Budget 2023 and could raise concerns over MRT 3. In a note on Tuesday (Dec 6), CGS-CIMB’s Sharizan Rosely said this is a negative development for contract outlook in 2023, but not totally unexpected.