The average number of students caught for smoking and vaping offences has “remained low” over the past three years, says the Ministry of Education. Continue Reading
The Shangri-La hotel group has said a database containing the personal information of customers at eight of its Asian properties between May and July has been hacked. Read full storyContinue Reading
The proclamation of Russian rule over 15 per cent of Ukraine – the biggest annexation in Europe since World War II – came after referendums that were denounced by Kyiv and Western governments as illegal and coercive. In response, the United States on Friday imposed sweeping sanctions on Russia, targeting hundredsContinue Reading
About 100 residents from the block at Yishun Ring Road were evacuated by the police after the fire broke out.Continue Reading
Hackers managed to bypass Shangri-La’s IT security monitoring systems undetected between May and July 2022.Continue Reading
NEST Singapore Limited will manage both purpose-built dormitories at Tukang Innovation Lane in Jurong and Sengkang West, in partnership with the private sector.Continue Reading
Indah Aliyah would visit the Singapore Zoo with her dad on their shared birthday every year and being a zookeeper was a childhood dream. She tells CNA Women that young people shouldn’t feel restricted by their course of study or a typical career path but should follow their passions instead.Continue Reading
One youngster started vaping through her brother; another through his father. In the first of a two-parter, the programme Talking Point finds out how youths get their supplies and what chemicals may be causing them harm.Continue Reading
New York City’s first Singapore hawker centre has drawn flak for its high prices. Even amid rising food and energy costs, the burden is placed on hawkers to keep their dishes affordable, says cookbook author Pamelia Chia.Continue Reading
The proportion of citizens aged 65 and above is rising in Singapore. Growing older is enjoyable only if we remain active and take more time for things that matter, says Dr William Wan.Continue Reading