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Residents sceptical of hot tubs to be built at Nee Soon East Oasis Waterpark say it’s only a matter of time before they are...

SINGAPORE: After a flyer announcing upcoming upgrades in Nee...

Hash browns and green bean soup: Singaporeans share memories of growing up poor

SINGAPORE: Singaporeans who experienced poverty during their childhood came...

Changi Beach reopens for water activities after Johor oil spill clean-up, says NEA

SINGAPORE: Changi Beach has officially reopened for swimming and...

‘Cannot even shower in peace in the morning’: Girl says her 60 y/o father turns off the heater and lights while she showers because...

https://www.reddit.com/r/askSingapore/comments/1k4hwv7/cannot_even_shower_in_peace_in_the_morning/ SINGAPORE: A 17-year-old girl took to social media on...

Business

‘Why Indonesia?’: Singaporean couple share 5 reasons why they moved after their HDB MOP

SINGAPORE: A Singaporean couple who love to travel recently...

Pony.ai CEO eyes Singapore expansion for robotaxi service

SHANGHAI: Pony.ai is planning to bring its robotaxi service...

Singaporeans cancel Netflix subscriptions after price hike of up to S$4 monthly

SINGAPORE: Singaporean subscribers to the streaming platform Netflix have...

Singapore sees over 66% jump in flexible job postings compared to last year

SINGAPORE: Opportunities for flexible work in Singapore have risen,...

Singapore Politics

Fearmongering? — PM Wong’s comments on “formidable” opposition draw criticism

SINGAPORE: Concerns of fear-mongering have emerged online in the...

PSP leaders assert PAP 4G has “lost its way”

SINGAPORE: Progress Singapore Party (PSP) leaders stressed their belief...

Low Thia Khiang, Png Eng Huat lend star power to WP campaign on the ground on Day 2

SINGAPORE: The old guard of The Workers’ Party came...

‘Doesn’t mean we’re gone,’ Pritam Singh reassures Marine Parade residents

SINGAPORE: At The Workers’ Party’s (WP) first doorstop interview...

Tag: MRT sign

No urinating in MRT stations: New stickers urge commuter etiquette, but will it work?

Singaporeans debate whether “keep volume low” sign on bus will be effective