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    Regular services on the East-West Line to resume on Dec 8

    SINGAPORE: Regular train services will resume on the East West Line (EWL) on Monday (Dec 8), one day ahead of schedule. Trains have not been running between Bedok and Tampines stations, as well as between Tanah Merah and Expo stations since Nov 29. This is to facilitate track connection works...
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    47 arrested after raids on public entertainment outlets, massage parlours and coffee shop

    SINGAPORE: Forty-seven people were arrested after raids over four days at various locations, including massage parlours, public entertainment outlets and a coffee shop, the police said on Sunday (Dec 7). The multi-agency operations, conducted between Wednesday and Saturday, saw 10 men and 37...
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    Singapore's founding leaders could not be intimidated into compromising its interests, successors have not forgotten lesson: SM Lee

    SINGAPORE: Singapore’s founding fathers won the right to govern the nation because Singaporeans were convinced that founding Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew and his team could not be intimidated into compromising Singapore’s interests. This was one important lesson from Singapore’s merger and...
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    I paid someone to tell me I’m a 'Winter': Colour analysis, the modern age’s way of finding yourself

    There are moments in a person’s life when they begin to suspect that civilisation has gone too far. For some, it’s when they encounter oat milk. For me, it was when a young woman named Xerene informed me that my “undertones” were cool. In the last couple of years, people have been paying good...
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    Tengah’s second neighbourhood centre to feature supermarket, food court and wellness trail

    SINGAPORE: Parc Point, Tengah’s second neighbourhood centre, will open in the first quarter of 2026, bringing new retail, dining and wellness options to residents. A FairPrice supermarket and a Gourmet Paradise food court will be among the first to begin operations at Parc Point, with other...
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    How this OG cocktail bar in Haji Lane survived for 15 years with no menu and no marketing

    I remember Bar Stories as one of the first places where I was introduced to bespoke cocktails more than a decade ago. Along Haji Lane, now crowded with photo booths, tarot readers and plushie shops, the bar’s discreet signage still looks the same. Its lettering is barely visible unless you...
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    Max Maeder's debut, Young Lions' big test: 5 things to look out for as Singapore begins SEA Games campaign

    BANGKOK: Eighteen years after it last hosted the Southeast Asian (SEA) Games in Korat, Thailand will once again hold the region's biggest sporting meet from Dec 9 to Dec 20. This time around, however, things are markedly low-key in the sprawling metropolis of Bangkok where most events will be...
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    Passengers, cabbies welcome relaxation of rules for cross-border taxis

    Passengers and cabbies in Singapore and Malaysia welcomed the move to relax some rules for cross-border taxis, but raised questions about the pricing of rides between the two countries in future. Drivers said that allowing cross-border taxis to drop off passengers anywhere in Singapore or...
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    Singapore to invest S$37 billion in research, innovation and enterprise over next 5 years: NRF

    SINGAPORE: Singapore will invest S$37 billion (US$28.5 billion) – or about one per cent of its economic output – on research, innovation and enterprise over the next five years, announced the National Research Foundation (NRF) on Friday (Dec 5). Of the total sum, 8 per cent – or S$3 billion –...
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    Meet the 12-year-old Singapore sailor chasing big winds at the SEA Games

    SINGAPORE: Anya Zahedi will make her Southeast Asian (SEA) Games debut in Thailand next week – but she stands out even among a sea of top athletes. The 12-year-old Optimist class sailor is among the youngest athletes in Singapore's record 930-strong contingent. "I feel nervous, but excited...
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    More ‘shadow fleet’ vessels carrying sanctioned cargo spotted in waters off Singapore, raising safety concerns

    SINGAPORE: Rogue tankers carrying sanctioned oil and other restricted goods are a growing presence in waters off Singapore, raising safety concerns in one of the world’s busiest shipping lanes. The wars in Ukraine and the Middle East have pushed more of these vessels into the region, according...
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    New inter-agency task force to strengthen support for people with disabilities and their families

    SUPPORT AND ASSURANCE In announcing the task force, Mr Wong said the government will look holistically at how it can strengthen support and assurance to persons with disabilities and their families across life stages. Speaking at an event to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the Enabling...
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    Emerald Hill child actress Ivory Chia, 9, becomes youngest actor to win at Asian Academy Creative Awards

    Nine-year-old child actress Ivory Chia nabbed the award for best actress in a supporting role (Asia-Pacific) at this year's Asian Academy Creative Awards (AACA) for her performance in the hit Mediacorp series Emerald Hill. AACA 2025 was held on Thursday (Dec 4) night at the Capitol Theatre in...
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    SG60 voucher, Barbie Hsu and Ian Fang among top Google searches in Singapore in 2025

    On Friday (Dec 5), Google unveiled the 2025 edition of its annual Year In Search lists, which highlight the topics that captured the attention of Singaporeans this year. Among the top 10 trending searches in Singapore this year are the late Barbie Hsu and Charlie Kirk – both of whom died this...
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    Jack Neo will reprise his role as the iconic Liang Po Po in a new movie in 2026

    Read a summary of this article on FAST. FAST If you've missed watching Liang Po Po strut about on screen in her signature hunched pose and "hoo hoo hoo" catchphrase, here's some good news. Singaporean actor-director Jack Neo announced on Wednesday (Dec 3) that he is reviving his iconic...
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    Longer wait times of up to 17 minutes at Bedok, Kembangan MRT stations as East-West Line works enter final phase

    SINGAPORE: Commuters travelling between Kembangan and Bedok may have to wait up to 17 minutes during off-peak hours as works to connect the East-West Line to a new train depot enter the final phase. The updates were given by the Land Transport Authority (LTA) on Friday (Dec 5) during a planned...
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    Zhulkarnain Abdul Rahim’s Minister of State appointment moved up to Jan 1, 2026

    Read a summary of this article on FAST. FAST SINGAPORE: Member of Parliament (MP) Zhulkarnain Abdul Rahim will be appointed as Minister of State for Foreign Affairs and Social and Family Development on Jan 1, 2026. His appointment had been set for Feb 1, 2026, but it was brought forward by a...
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    Team Singapore athletes bank on biomechanics, analytics to boost SEA Games performance

    SINGAPORE: It may be Shanti Pereira’s seventh Southeast Asian (SEA) Games, but Singapore’s sprint queen shows no sign of slowing down. After being dogged by injury in 2024, she bounced back with two silvers at the Asian Championships in May. However, the 29-year-old missed out on a semi-final...
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    Mediacorp announces new projects, including script co-developments with Marry My Husband writer and Golden Horse winner

    On Thursday (Dec 4), Mediacorp unveiled a new set of upcoming projects and initiatives at this year's Asia TV Forum & Market (ATF). Singapore’s national media network previously announced new partnerships on the first day of ATF 2025, a content market held annually for television, film and...
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    Commentary: Lions head coach Gavin Lee cannot revive Singapore football alone

    That experience in the UK reminded me that the heartbeat of football does not start at the national team level. It begins with us. It starts with people who show up, not just when the team wins. However, showing up has not always been our strong suit. I have seen people hesitate to watch a...
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