The Singaporean film Fundamentally Happy, about a reunion between a young Chinese man and an elderly Malay woman who were once neighbours, has been banned from Malaysian cinemas because of cultural sensitivities.
According to…
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MFA scholar doctors papers to import birds
A Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) scholarship holder loved his four pet birds so much that he decided to bring them home when he was completing his university studies in Japan.
In order to shorten the necessary quarantine…
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They taunted him about his sugar-free diet
When he was just 10 years old, Melgious Ang was taunted for being diabetic.
His classmates would make fun of him for not being able to eat sugar, but he would ignore them.
Instead, he made sure he was careful about…
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Lionel rewrites own record
Singapore’s Lionel Khoo set a new national 200m breaststroke record of 2min 11.80sec yesterday, when he finished fifth at the Fina/airweave Swimming World Cup 2016 Singapore at the OCBC Aquatic Centre.
The 21-year-old had set…
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After Rio disaster, Morozov shines in Singapore
The Olympic Games and their corresponding Movement are more than just about winning medals and setting records.
It embodies values such as respect, friendship, solidarity and fair play.
Russian swimmer Vladimir Morozov…
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Third time lucky for Halep?
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OUR BLOCKS ROCK PARTY
WHERE: Hard court at Velocity@Novena Square
WHEN: Today, 4pm to 10pm.
TICKETS: Admission is free
Coroner: Failures are temporary
It is widely understood that exam and study stress play a significant role in the development of suicidal ideation among those as young as (the boy).
– State Coroner Marvin Bay
Parents and…
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Motorcyclist killed in accident with lorry in Tuas
The first thought that crossed his mind when he heard a loud crash outside his workplace was: “Not again.”
His worst fears were confirmed when he went out to check and saw the gory scene of yet another accident on Wednesday…
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He helped hide bullet fired during game
While on duty at the Tuas Checkpoint in Aug last year, a Certis Cisco corporal decided to have some fun with his revolver.
But his firing of the weapon led to a series of attempts to cover up the offence and eventually got…
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