A bus from the past
Commuters today enjoy buses that are safe and air-conditioned, with comfortable seats.
They are a far cry from the ones SBS Transit employee Foo Ah Boon used to work on almost 50 years ago.
“Back then…
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Clarke Quay is official after party partner for HSBC Rugby Sevens
In a move that will rival other high-profile sporting events held here, Rugby Singapore yesterday unveiled Clarke Quay as the official after party partner of the HSBC World Rugby Singapore Sevens on April 16 and 17.
From 7pm…
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Kai Garden: Crowd-pleasing Dim Sum
Marina Square has its share of restaurants that work and restaurants that need work.
Kai Garden is a welcome addition to the list of eateries at the mall.
Chef Fung Chi Keung – whose last job was as group executive…
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Sunwolves count on 'home' support
They might be the newest kids on the block, but Japanese outfit Hito-Com Sunwolves are keen to make a quick impression with the local crowd as they take on South African side Toyota Cheetahs in Super Rugby action at the National…
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Action roles are not on her radar
With a famous actress for a mum and a rock star for a dad, Zoe Kravitz was destined to follow in their footsteps.
But even before she fully understood the industry (she grew up in a household with no TV), the daughter of Lisa…
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Slingers and Dragons eyeing bragging rights in Battle of the Causeway
Gary Lim: Blanc getting things right at PSG
Champions League
ROUND OF 16, SECOND LEG
CHELSEA 1
(Diego Costa 27)
PARIS ST GERMAIN 2
(Adrien Rabiot 16, Zlatan Ibrahimovic 67…
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12 hurt in 3-vehicle collision on AYE
Mr Chris Eng and his colleague were on their way to a car workshop yesterday morning when they came across an accident scene.
There were badly mangled vehicles, bloodied victims and metal debris scattered over the Ayer Rajah…
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Modi under fire after Kingfisher founder leaves India
INDIA'S Prime Minister Narendra Modi came under fire in Parliament after a flamboyant former billionaire who owes as much as US$1 billion to creditors left the country amid efforts by policymakers to rein in rising bad loans in the nation's financial system.
