Shanice has always loved singing and performing. Apart from doing frequent gigs at Skyve Wine Bistro, she has her own YouTube channel, where she belts out song covers.
She joined both seasons of Channel 5 reality TV singing…
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ABOUT THE SICW
Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong will launch Singapore’s new cyber security strategy at the inaugural three-day Singapore International Cyber Week (SICW), starting today.
SICW, organised by the Cyber Security Agency (CSA) of…
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Boosting your 'cyber hygiene'
Imagine an attack that takes down a banking service and disrupts millions of customers.
Or another that locks your systems and your data and can be retrieved only if you pay a ransom.
These are two examples of real-…
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He'd rather be a cyber defender than attacker
All he wanted was to play his computer game, Diablo II, more efficiently.
But when he went online to search for a programming script to help level up his virtual character, 17-year-old Long Jia Jun’s life was changed.
Rise in arrests of people buying drugs online
Nowadays, you can buy practically anything online.
So it is no surprise that some drug abusers try to get their fix by frequenting the many sites peddling illegal drugs on the Internet…
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Addiction specialist: Number of cases will rise
Addiction specialists said they are not surprised that some drug abusers have turned to the Internet to have drugs delivered to their doorstep.
When contacted by The New Paper, Dr Thomas Lee said that a handful of his clients…
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PAST ARRESTS
SEPTEMBER 2016
CNB carried out investigations after ICA officers at Changi Airfreight Centre detected a parcel believed to contain cannabis.
They tracked down the intended recipient, a 35-year-old…
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Ads for drugs found on two local sites
Over three weeks, The New Paper observed multiple posts advertising the sale of drugs on two local marketplaces.
These posts were usually hidden among the regular categories of online marketplaces such as beauty, healthcare…
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Former chief hailed as ‘irreplaceable pillar of institutional memory at APSN’
SINGAPORE – A witty gentleman who spoke the Queen’s English, who championed services and support for those with intellectual disabilities for 40 years without expecting any reward and who had an “elephant’s memory”.
Those were among the ways Association for…
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