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Picture this scenario: It’s the weekend before your next reservist cycle and you’ve finally gotten around to packing for your in-camp stay. Number 4s checked, boots polished, field pack items examined ...

Marina Bay is no stranger to fireworks, flypasts and fanfare – but this year, in celebration of Singapore’s 60 years of independence (SG60), history will be made. For the first time ever, Singapore’s ...

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Read human Singapore stories about identity, culture, relationships and everyday life - told with heart, humour and honesty.

What is a National Monument? Who gazettes them? How many national monuments are there in Singapore? To date, the Preservation of Sites and Monuments, a division of National Heritage Board, has ...

There's been a lot of talk online about living a "low cortisol lifestyle" lately. Slow mornings, no stress, sunlight, matcha, journaling and all that. It looks great on TikTok. Very calming. Very ...

What is illegal in Singapore? When you think of Singapore laws, anything to do with chewing gum and fines for littering probably come to mind. But there's a whole bunch of lesser-known rules – from ...

What is a National Monument? Who gazettes them? How many national monuments are there in Singapore? To date, the Preservation of Sites and Monuments, a division of National Heritage Board, has ...

When it comes to a career, it’s rare to find an individual who is able to commit to and not stray from a single-minded pursuit. Take Lieutenant Colonel (LTC) Roger Cheong, for instance. Upon ...

Fifty nine years ago today (21 Sep), Singapore became the 117th member of the United Nations (UN), marking a major milestone in our journey as a sovereign state. On 3 Sep 1965, just weeks after ...