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    NDP 2026: Public advised to arrive early for security checks, monitor crowd levels

    SINGAPORE: Those attending the National Day Parade (NDP) on Aug 9 should arrive early for security checks and avoid bringing too many personal belongings, said the police in an advisory on Thursday (Aug 6). This year's celebrations, held at the National Stadium, will extend to areas around the...
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    Queenstown Sport Centre reopens on Aug 8 with upgraded facilities

    Read a summary of this article on FAST. FAST SINGAPORE: The newly revamped Queenstown Sport Centre will officially reopen its doors on Saturday (Aug 8) after a three-year redevelopment. The upgraded facility is designed to serve both the community and high-performance athletes, with new...
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    Local syndicate ran vape deliveries for over 3 years; member pleads guilty

    SINGAPORE: For over three years, a local syndicate distributed electronic vaporisers imported from Malaysia, expanding to recruit different tiers of members and renting warehouses in Lentor and Canberra to store the goods. The organised group ran chat groups on Telegram and WhatsApp to...
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    300 more beverage container return machines to be deployed at institutes of higher learning, industrial areas

    SINGAPORE: An additional 300 machines are set to be deployed as part of the Beverage Container Return Scheme (BCRS) at areas outside the initial rollout zone, such as institutes of higher learning, worker dormitories, industrial estates, recreational centres and tourist spots. Not-for-profit...
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    From giant flag displays to NDP rehearsals: Meet the volunteers behind Singapore's 61st birthday celebrations

    Read a summary of this article on FAST. FAST SINGAPORE: Walking through Toa Payoh Lorong 1, passers-by are greeted by a striking display of Singapore flags arranged to form a bold red "61". Suspended between two HDB blocks, the installation is an annual National Day flag display led by Toa...
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    Revised migrant worker healthcare plan to lower costs for employers, bring clinics closer by April 2027

    SINGAPORE: Most employers of migrant workers will pay lower rates for them to get healthcare when a mandatory primary care plan is revised from Apr 1, 2027. Since 2022, employers have been required to buy a primary care plan for work permit and S Pass holders who live in dormitories or work in...
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    Audit into Law Society found ‘significant failings’ in leadership, workplace culture and governance: Edwin Tong

    SINGAPORE: An audit into workplace allegations at the Law Society of Singapore (LawSoc) found "significant failings" in leadership, workplace culture and governance from 2022 to 2025, said Minister for Law Edwin Tong on Wednesday (Aug 5). However, the investigation found no evidence of...
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    Mom’s Touch reopening on Aug 14 with Singapore-exclusive burgers and Le Sserafim merchandise

    Come Aug 14, you’ll be able to sink your teeth into Mom’s Touch’s chicken and burgers once again. The South Korean fast food chain is officially reopening at South Bridge Road, near Chinatown – four years after it exited Singapore. Mom’s Touch is South Korea’s largest homegrown burger and...
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    Founding Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew's Montblanc pen up for auction again in Singapore

    Mr Lee's pen is among the highlights of Hotlotz's Interiors & Collectibles – August: Fine Art Focus timed online auction, which began on Tuesday (Aug 4). As of the time of writing, the pen had attracted at least 19 bids, with the highest standing at S$41,000 (US$32,000). The auction also...
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    Driver in Tampines chain collision admits to running red light at 129kmh, crashing into 3 cars and killing 2

    SINGAPORE: A driver in a deadly chain collision in Tampines pleaded guilty on Thursday (Aug 6), admitting to running a red light at a speed of at least 129kmh and barrelling into vehicles crossing a junction, killing a 17-year-old student and a 57-year-old woman. Several of the vehicles...
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    Where to watch the National Day Parade 2026 fireworks

    The National Day weekend is coming up, and whether you're feeling patriotic or you just want a good excuse to picnic outdoors, there's one thing almost everyone can agree on: Fireworks are worth watching. This year, the National Day Parade (NDP) returns to the National Stadium under the theme...
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    From HDB flats to Peranakan tiles: How Onlewo turned Singapore's everyday heritage into contemporary design

    From a distance, Mike Tay's prints appear as elegant graphic patterns. Look closer, however, and they reveal familiar Singaporean stories through intricate details – Peranakan tiles, the Vanda Miss Joaquim, HDB facades, and iconic landmarks woven into sophisticated designs. Everything can be...
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    Singapore's bicycle rental shops fight to survive as bike-sharing grows

    SINGAPORE: Before the pandemic, long queues outside Mr Joe Chua's bicycle rental shop were so common that he marked boxes on the floor with black tape to keep customers orderly. They weren't just waiting to rent bicycles, but for them to be returned. "There would be zero bicycles in the shop,"...
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    Da Paolo’s next chapter: Fewer outlets, new concepts and a sharper eye on what diners want

    Time has taught Guillaume Pichoir a thing or two about the restaurant business. Since this former software development manager took the helm of the Da Paolo Group of restaurants as CEO in 2010, he’s steered the company through downturns, fickle markets and the COVID-19 pandemic. So while others...
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    WP presses for support for youths and entrepreneurs; PAP says existing system provides opportunities

    SINGAPORE: The Workers’ Party (WP) on Wednesday (Aug 5) called for better opportunities for young Singaporeans and local entrepreneurs, saying that Singapore's next phase of economic growth should create broader opportunities for citizens. In response, the People’s Action Party (PAP) said that...
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    WP asks for 'updated growth model' that benefits workers; PAP says its approach has delivered for generations

    SINGAPORE: The Workers' Party (WP) on Wednesday (Aug 5) called for an updated growth model that will benefit Singapore workers, whereas the ruling People's Action Party (PAP) said the current approach has delivered good results to generations of people in Singapore. Members of Parliament from...
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    Parliament backs amended WP motion on Singapore’s future economy after 9-hour debate; WP MPs record dissent

    SINGAPORE: Parliament on Wednesday (Aug 5) voted in favour of an amended motion calling for a more equal and inclusive economy in Singapore with a place for both local companies and global enterprises. The original motion, tabled by Workers' Party (WP) MPs Kenneth Tiong (WP-Aljunied) and Jamus...
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    WP calls for SME-driven economic growth; PAP says Singapore needs both local firms and MNCs

    SINGAPORE: The Workers’ Party (WP) on Wednesday (Aug 5) urged the government to focus on smaller companies to drive economic growth, while the People's Action Party (PAP) said Singapore also needs multinational corporations to thrive. The debate took place over a motion tabled by WP Members of...
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    Singapore to weigh wider trade-offs before seeking lower US tariff: Gan Kim Yong

    SINGAPORE: Singapore is taking a cautious approach to any concessions that could secure a lower tariff from the United States, with Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong saying that the government must first assess the significant costs and wider trade implications of measures sought by Washington...
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    Singapore to weigh wider trade-offs before seeking lower US tariffs: Gan Kim Yong

    SINGAPORE: Singapore is taking a cautious approach to any concessions that could secure lower tariffs from the United States, with Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong saying that the government must first assess the significant costs and wider trade implications of measures sought by Washington...
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