Expect tough contest, rough fight in Bukit Batok by-election, say experts
A keen contest. A fight filled with plenty of fireworks. A by-election that will see the opposition attempt to wrest a ward which the ruling party had won with a comfortable margin.
That is how political experts predict the…
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Bowler Yeong-Nathan wins Brunswick Euro Challenge in Munich
National bowler Jasmine Yeong-Nathan finished top at the Brunswick Euro Challenge at the Dream Bowl Palace in Munich, Germany, last week.
The 27-year-old, who clinched the prestigious QubicaAMF Bowling World Cup in 2008,…
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City failure could be best thing for EPL
If Leicester City winning the title promises to be the greatest thing to ever happen to the English Premier League, then Manchester City missing out on the top four would be a close second.
For weeks now, the common…
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For Sunwolves, winning is not the be-all
SUNWOLVES v BULLS
(Saturday, 6.50pm, National Stadium)
They attracted a sellout crowd in their season opener against South African side the Lions and played well despite going down in a 26-13 defeat at…
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He filmed 18 videos of women changing
He could have continued with his crime spree – taking upskirt and fitting room footage of women.
But it all ended for Tan Jun Yu when he was caught on May 30, 2014, by the woman he was filming.
Tan, a former Royal…
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Defence is Klopp's biggest Achilles heel
Stunned into silence, the 3,000-odd travelling fans could barely believe the familiarity of the sinking feeling.
They had just witnessed Liverpool throw away a 2-0 lead at St Mary’s Stadium with a bout of pathetic defending…
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NUS, NTU among top in QS 10 World University Rankings
The National University of Singapore and Nanyang Technological University ranked among the world’s top 10 in 15 subjects. Only universities in the UK and US topped that number.
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Lions stay focused despite Stange speculation
There have been no meetings called to address the matter, and it was training as usual for the Lions yesterday at the Geylang Field ahead of what is by all accounts national coach Bernd Stange’s final month in charge of the team….
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Tech grads, professionals see growing cachet in cybersecurity jobs
CYBERSECURITY is not only one of the Asia-Pacific's quickest-growing markets – set to hit US$30 billion by 2020 – it is increasingly also a "hip and exciting" sector for technology graduates and professionals, said Paul Chong, president and chief executive of Singapore-based Certis Cisco Security.
