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    Law Minister Edwin Tong calls on Law Society to release full audit report to members

    SINGAPORE: Law Minister Edwin Tong has called on the Law Society of Singapore to release to its members the full report of an audit that uncovered workplace culture and governance issues. His statement on Friday (Aug 14) follows a petition and heated closed-door meeting on Thursday night, where...
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    ASEAN Cup: More than 10 venues to screen Singapore-Thailand semi-final live

    SINGAPORE: Football fans who missed out on tickets to the ASEAN Hyundai Cup semi-final will still be able to soak up the atmosphere, with more than 10 venues across the country set to hold live screenings of the upcoming matches. The Singapore Lions will face Thailand in an eagerly anticipated...
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    MRT network goes 9 months without delay exceeding 30 minutes, longest streak since 2011

    JUNE FIGURES REVISED LTA also revised its provisional June reliability figures to account for a delay on the NSL on Jun 11, which was found to have exceeded 5 minutes following the conclusion of investigations. "The NSL MKBF for June 2026 has therefore been updated to 1.65 million train-km...
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    K-pop group Babymonster will be in Singapore in August for Adidas Orchard Ignition event

    The second is a fan festival at Design Orchard, from 4pm to 10pm, which will feature an appearance by Babymonster, live stage performances by Benjamin Kheng and Iman Fandi, and a set by DJ Kiara. Do note that the session with Babymonster, happening from 6pm to 6.35pm, is only open to ticketed...
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    More greenery retained, fewer homes planned for Maju Forest, Gillman Barracks sites after public feedback

    SINGAPORE: The government will retain more greenery than originally planned at Sunset Way and Gillman Barracks following public feedback, and that would mean fewer homes, said Minister of State for National Development Alvin Tan on Friday (Aug 14). Speaking to reporters near Block 103 Clementi...
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    Marina Bay Sands to host Ferrari race car, luxury pop-up and F1-themed events ahead of Singapore Grand Prix

    Formula 1 fans in Singapore can get a closer look at a Ferrari race car and see Marina Bay Sands (MBS) lit up in Ferrari red as part of a series of activities taking place around this year's Singapore night race season. The activities begin in September, with a show car of the Ferrari SF21...
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    Man gets jail for burgling homes on first Singapore visit after finding it ‘rich’

    SINGAPORE: A man who decided to burgle homes on his first visit to Singapore after finding the country "rich" was sentenced to three years and eight months' jail on Friday (Aug 14). Huang Xiaozong broke into a suite at the Capella Singapore and two houses in Serangoon, stealing more than...
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    Beauty prepayment losses hit S$1.9m in first half of 2026, nearly 18 times higher than a year ago: CASE

    SINGAPORE: Consumers reported over S$1.9m (US$1.4m) in beauty-related prepayment losses in the first half of the year, close to 18 times the S$108,000 in losses recorded in the first half of 2025, said the Consumers Association of Singapore (CASE) on Friday (Aug 14). The consumer watchdog...
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    Actor James Seah responds to question about whether he's still married to Nicole Chang Min

    Three months after divorce rumours involving James Seah and his influencer wife Nicole Chang Min, 34, first surfaced, the 35-year-old actor finally met the media at a press conference for his upcoming Mediacorp drama Brighter Days. Naturally, questions about his personal life came up, with...
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    Singapore prisons adapt as inmate population ages, 1 in 6 aged 60 or older

    SINGAPORE: Seventy-one-year-old inmate Desmond (not his real name) remembers a time when he was released from prison about 20 years ago. He boarded a bus and could not figure out how to pay his fare – the payment system had changed during his time behind bars. “They used to have that kind of...
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    Argentine 'Maradona beef' is now in Singapore, from the family of the football legend

    Those falling into the intersection in a Venn diagram of football fans and beef lovers will find themselves enticed to visit L’Antica Pizzeria Da Michele, the first restaurant in Singapore to serve “Maradona beef", until Sep 4. What exactly is it? Well, it’s a premium Argentine Angus brand...
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    Fresh tech grads worry AI raising bar for entry-level jobs, as employers demand more skills

    SINGAPORE: As artificial intelligence transforms software development, Singapore’s fresh tech graduates are worried that coding skills alone may no longer be enough to land a job. This comes as employers are increasingly looking for entry-level hires who can solve business problems and deploy...
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    She once struggled with school but is now a recipient of Singapore's highest youth development award

    It is easy to assume that someone who has received the National Youth Achievement Award Gold, one of Singapore’s highest youth development awards, would have always been confident and driven. Solana Maria Mendoza was not. The 23-year-old struggled in her all-girls primary and secondary school...
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    Unauthorised NUS, NTU campus tours found on third-party platform

    SINGAPORE: Campus tours at the National University of Singapore (NUS) and the Nanyang Technological University (NTU) are being sold online without the schools' authorisation, CNA has found. The tours were listed on third-party booking platform GetYourGuide, with prices ranging from S$63 to...
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    Commentary: AI is changing how films are made, not what makes them worth watching

    SINGAPORE: I get why many people are uncomfortable with artificial intelligence entering the creative industries. So when a Singapore AI-generated film such as Trace Project – screened on National Day and dismissed online as “AI slop” – comes along, it is tempting to see if as proof that the...
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    Tensions flare as over 200 Singapore lawyers discuss full release of LawSoc bullying probe in closed-door meeting

    SINGAPORE: A closed-door meeting at the Law Society of Singapore's (LawSoc) premises on Thursday (Aug 13) saw more than 200 members from the legal fraternity discuss the release of the full findings of the bar association's probe into allegations of workplace bullying and poor work culture...
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    Defence appeals rape conviction of ex-Wah!Banana actor, alleging woman fabricated evidence

    SINGAPORE: Defence lawyers for former Wah!Banana actor Lev Panfilov appealed against his rape conviction on Thursday (Aug 13), arguing that there were material inconsistencies in the alleged victim's account and that evidence presented by her had been fabricated. The defence urged the Court of...
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    Pritam Singh's disbarment marks likely end of long-running Raeesah Khan saga, say analysts

    SINGAPORE: The disbarment of Workers’ Party (WP) chief Pritam Singh on Thursday (Aug 13) marks the likely end of a saga that has lasted five years since the opposition party’s former Member of Parliament Raeesah Khan told a false anecdote in parliament, political analysts said. While the...
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    Couple arrested after drugs found at home with young children

    Read a summary of this article on FAST. FAST SINGAPORE: A couple was arrested on Tuesday (Aug 11) after drugs and drug paraphernalia were found in a flat in Marsiling where their two young sons were present. The 25-year-old man and 24-year-old woman, both Singaporeans, were arrested after...
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    SAF regular siphoned S$1.6 million from father, including S$533,800 in CPF funds

    SINGAPORE: A regular with the Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) became addicted to gambling, keeping up the habit even when he was posted to Taiwan for a stint. To fund his gambling habit, he transferred S$1.6 million belonging to his adoptive father to himself, including S$533,800 from the...
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