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F1 road closures in Singapore: Traffic arrangements and transport timings for Singapore Grand Prix 2024

Road closures, bus route changes, extended MRT hours, cab surcharges and everything else you need to know.

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Deep Dive Podcast: Bus and train fare hikes - How are they calculated?

It involves a mathematical formula and the Public Transport Council (PTC) has discretion on the final amount.

Do your hands sometimes shake uncontrollably? Is it a sign of Parkinson’s disease or something else?

It could be a medical condition called essential tremor, and a new study by Singapore’s National Neuroscience Institute has found a link for this, gene variations and structural changes in the brain.

Imperial Treasure’s new secret Bar + Grill offers barbecue skewers including offal and duck’s chin

Not your average grill joint – this hidden restaurant-within-a-restaurant is for those seeking a novel dining experience revolving around Chinese-style barbecue paired with wine.

Hiring at Citigroup Singapore to pick up, says global firm’s head of wealth

In a wide-ranging interview with CNA’s Elizabeth Neo, Mr Andy Sieg shared the importance of Asia to his firm’s growth.

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Commentary: Singapore Paralympians’ gold medals shine, but radical inclusion will be the real prize

Singapore's diversity is woven into its multiracial, multicultural and multi-religious fabric. Including persons with disabilities is simply adding another layer to this diversity, say the Centre for Biomedical Ethics' Dr Michael Dunn, Dr…

Amazon back-to-office policy 'a bummer' for Singapore employees, but more tech firms could follow suit

Hybrid work arrangements could become a differentiating factor for smaller tech firms in attracting talent, industry observers say.

Thursday, Sep 19

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Singapore Foreign Affairs Minister Vivian Balakrishnan to attend 79th Session of the UN General Assembly

Also making the trip will be Second Foreign Affairs Minister Maliki Osman.

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CNA Explains: What does a Fed rate cut mean for you in Singapore?

The decision by the US Federal Reserve is set to have far-reaching implications beyond America, from influencing monetary policies, financial markets to consumer mortgages and saving rates around the world.

Elderly man jailed for hitting wife with bamboo pole after argument over beer promoter

The elderly couple began arguing because the 66-year-old woman suspected the 77-year-old man of chatting with a female beer promoter at the coffee shop.

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6.5kg of cannabis seized in CNB operation, 5 arrested for suspected drug trafficking

There were three children aged 11, 13 and 15 in one of the raided units.

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Excessive social media use linked to mental health symptoms among youths: IMH study

About 1 in 3 young people aged between 15 and 35 years in Singapore reported experiencing severe or extremely severe symptoms of depression, anxiety and/or stress.

Amazon Prime Big Deal Days returns from Oct 8 to 13 with deals on groceries, beauty products, toys and more

Prime members will enjoy exclusive access to savings on thousands of quality products.

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Driver in Nicoll Highway crash that killed cyclist was driving against traffic: Coroner's court

The driver of the vehicle was allegedly drunk, going against the flow of traffic and had dozed off shortly before the collision that killed Mr Basra Rajan Singh.

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Former bodyguard for two Singapore presidents takes over hawker parents’ Cantonese porridge stall

During her five-year tenure with the security command, Lim Hwee Yi protected former President Halimah Yacob, current President Tharman Shanmugaratnam and their spouses.

'Don't do this in public': Man fined for defecating at Marina Bay Sands entrance

He was arrested in early June this year when he tried to enter the casino at MBS and was identified by security as an "undesirable guest".

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Singapore’s got talent: More local music at public spaces with extension of pilot initiative

More than 140 local artistes have had their songs of different genres and languages played around 8 million times across public spaces through a one-year pilot initiative.

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You love that shirt, so you buy 5 more in different colours. What drives such behaviour?

Instead of a variety of clothes, some people choose to repeat certain items in their wardrobe once they find – in their opinion – a great fit. Are such decisions driven solely by practicality and laziness, or is there a deeper meaning…

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CNA Explains: What is an ETA and why are more countries like Thailand implementing it?

More ETAs mean fewer spontaneous trips, said industry experts.

Commentary: Mobile Guardian hack is a reminder digital natives can still lack digital literacy

There are fewer concerns about overreliance on technology when failures or cybersecurity incidents happen outside the education sector, says NUS lecturer Jonathan Sim.

Wednesday, Sep 18

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NTUC to provide S$2.5 million to support upskilling for migrant worker representatives

The courses range from forklift operation to construction work supervision for workplace safety and health.

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DBS launches new award that supports businesses tackling ageing issues with S$1m in funding

The new award will hand out S$1 million each to three businesses that have the most innovative solutions for issues associated with ageing populations.

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CNA Explains: What is a Sumatra squall and did it bring a sudden storm to Singapore?

What are the characteristics of a Sumatra squall? How often does it occur and how bad can it get? CNA speaks to weather experts.

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Woman pocketed S$89,000 paid by residents for condo fees, claims she was owed salary

The lawyer for the former senior property manager of the condominium's managing agent claimed she used only a portion of the money for herself as she was allegedly owed her salary.