SINGAPORE - The Red Arrows are set to dazzle Singapore crowds again after last thrilling fans more than a decade ago. The aerobatic team of the Britain's Royal Air Force will soar high into the Singapore sky at noon on...
More people are arming themselves with life-saving skills, even before the launch of a national drive to prepare the public to deal with terrorist threats and emergencies. About 84,000 people were trained in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) last year, nearly thrice...
Family and criminal lawyers - a sector of Singapore's law scene that has been plagued by falling numbers - may soon get some much-needed help. With a curriculum tilted towards community law, a focus on practical training and a rigorous...
THE prosecution is appealing against what it called the "manifestly inadequate" six-year jail term for a former tour guide from China, Yang Yin, who misappropriated $1.1 million from an elderly Singaporean widow. Last Friday, Principal District Judge Bala Reddy had...
THE grieving mother of the Singaporean who fell to his death while training for a competitive climb on Mount Kinabalu said he was a filial son. Avid runner Woon Tai Kiang, 36, is believed to have fallen 150m into a...
SINGAPORE - A 25-year-old man died on Monday (Oct 3) morning after crashing his car into a centre divider on East Coast Road. He is believed to have skidded while travelling towards Mountbatten Road. No one else was injured in...
SINGAPORE - A tree about eight storeys tall was believed to have been felled by heavy rain and strong winds early Monday (Oct 3) morning at Holland Close. The fallen tree damaged gas pipes and affected the gas supply to...
SINGAPORE - The mother of the late Cultural Medallion winner Iskandar Mirza Ismail received a Cultural Medallion herself on Monday from President Tony Tan Keng Yam, alongside Chinese calligrapher Koh Mun Hong. Nona Asiah, 86, who was born Asiah Aman,...
SINGAPORE - Reaching for that packet of instant noodles after a hard day? You are not alone. Sales of instant noodles have been rising year on year, say several supermarkets The New Paper spoke to. A report by global marketing research firm...
Some 300 batches of vegetables - mostly leafy greens - and fruit were stopped from being sold in Singapore last year, after pesticide residues found on samples exceeded levels allowed by the authorities. The Agri-Food and Veterinary Authority of Singapore...
