Economic success must not be the only measure of achievement TODAYonline
Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong's National Day Rally speech rightly addressed Singaporeans' concerns, for example, over Central Provident Fund issues, retirement needs and different pathways to success. (“PM calls for cultural shift, announces key CPF ...
PM Lee's call for culture shift lauded by employers, unionsTHE BUSINESS TIMES (subscription)
Young domestic violence victims 'more likely' to run in with law, survey findsYahoo Singapore News
CPF scheme refinements could have positive spillovers on economy: AnalystsChannel News Asia
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Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong's National Day Rally speech rightly addressed Singaporeans' concerns, for example, over Central Provident Fund issues, retirement needs and different pathways to success. (“PM calls for cultural shift, announces key CPF ...
PM Lee's call for culture shift lauded by employers, unions
Young domestic violence victims 'more likely' to run in with law, survey finds
CPF scheme refinements could have positive spillovers on economy: Analysts
S'pore to honour former President Yusof Ishak THE BUSINESS TIMES (subscription)
The new mosque that is being built in Woodlands will be known as Masjid Yusof Ishak, while the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies (Iseas) think tank will be renamed Iseas - The Yusof Ishak Institute. - PHOTO: MUIS. THE late Yusof Ishak, Singapore's first ...
NDR 2014: PM Lee pays tribute to Singapore's first President Yusof IshakTODAYonline
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The new mosque that is being built in Woodlands will be known as Masjid Yusof Ishak, while the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies (Iseas) think tank will be renamed Iseas - The Yusof Ishak Institute. - PHOTO: MUIS. THE late Yusof Ishak, Singapore's first ...
NDR 2014: PM Lee pays tribute to Singapore's first President Yusof Ishak
Number of dengue cases falls to 443 TODAYonline
SINGAPORE — The number of dengue cases fell to 443 last week, reversing the previous week's rebound, figures released by the National Environment Agency (NEA) showed yesterday. Nonetheless, Singapore remains in peak dengue season and areas of ...
Dengue clusters in Choa Chu Kang, MacPherson, Kaki Bukit, Ubi of concern: NEAThe Straits Times
Choa Chu Kang dengue clusters stabilise, but NEA flags other areas of concernChannel News Asia
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SINGAPORE — The number of dengue cases fell to 443 last week, reversing the previous week's rebound, figures released by the National Environment Agency (NEA) showed yesterday. Nonetheless, Singapore remains in peak dengue season and areas of ...
Dengue clusters in Choa Chu Kang, MacPherson, Kaki Bukit, Ubi of concern: NEA
Choa Chu Kang dengue clusters stabilise, but NEA flags other areas of concern
The dark side of maid recruitment The Straits Times
Despite the many arrests, deployment bans and restrictions introduced by the Philippines in recent years, the illegal recruitment of Filipino maids for households in Singapore continues to thrive, feeding on the layers of regulations and fees that hiring a maid ...
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Despite the many arrests, deployment bans and restrictions introduced by the Philippines in recent years, the illegal recruitment of Filipino maids for households in Singapore continues to thrive, feeding on the layers of regulations and fees that hiring a maid ...
Cultural shift in way people are valued 'long overdue' TODAYonline
SINGAPORE — The Prime Minister's call for a cultural change in the way the Republic values its people triggered spirited public discussion and was backed by Members of Parliament and observers TODAY spoke to. Describing such a shift as long overdue, ...
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SINGAPORE — The Prime Minister's call for a cultural change in the way the Republic values its people triggered spirited public discussion and was backed by Members of Parliament and observers TODAY spoke to. Describing such a shift as long overdue, ...
Foreign worker loses appeal against life sentence for murder TODAYonline
SINGAPORE — A Bangladeshi construction worker, who was convicted of murder, had escaped the hangman's noose — but he still wanted to appeal against the sentence, which will see him being locked away behind bars for life. In making his appeal ...
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SINGAPORE — A Bangladeshi construction worker, who was convicted of murder, had escaped the hangman's noose — but he still wanted to appeal against the sentence, which will see him being locked away behind bars for life. In making his appeal ...
MOE unveils school terms, holidays for 2015 Channel News Asia
The 2015 school year will start on Friday, Jan 2, and end on Friday, Nov 20, the Ministry of Education says. PHOTOS. File photo of secondary school students in Singapore. Enlarge; Caption. SINGAPORE: The Ministry of Education (MOE) on Tuesday (Aug 19) ...
Education experts to advise Maharashtra's education department on Singapore's ...Daily News & Analysis
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The 2015 school year will start on Friday, Jan 2, and end on Friday, Nov 20, the Ministry of Education says. PHOTOS. File photo of secondary school students in Singapore. Enlarge; Caption. SINGAPORE: The Ministry of Education (MOE) on Tuesday (Aug 19) ...
Education experts to advise Maharashtra's education department on Singapore's ...
Leviathan 2.0; The Fourth Revolution Foreign Affairs
Governments around the world have fallen on hard times, and the crisis seems especially acute among the liberal Western states that until recently enjoyed decades of unprecedented prosperity and stability. Western powers that ushered in the Industrial ...
Honey, I shrunk the government: a paean to the virtues of the small stateNew Statesman
Singapore shows the world the way aheadThe Straits Times
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Governments around the world have fallen on hard times, and the crisis seems especially acute among the liberal Western states that until recently enjoyed decades of unprecedented prosperity and stability. Western powers that ushered in the Industrial ...
Honey, I shrunk the government: a paean to the virtues of the small state
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Being "mini-ambassadors", cabbies should not bad-mouth Singapore in front of foreign visitors, says a reader. Should they be rewarded for promoting the country to tourists? I was in a cab in Taipei and the driver praised Singapore and bad-mouthed Taiwan.
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Being "mini-ambassadors", cabbies should not bad-mouth Singapore in front of foreign visitors, says a reader. Should they be rewarded for promoting the country to tourists? I was in a cab in Taipei and the driver praised Singapore and bad-mouthed Taiwan.
No degrees, but they succeeded in their careers The Straits Times
Ms Rachel Aw, 28, is now a franchise operations manager with the Les Amis Group, after completing a degree partly paid for by her employer. She joined as a trainee and rose to become a sommelier in five years. -- ST PHOTO: DESMOND WEE. - ST PHOTO: ...
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Ms Rachel Aw, 28, is now a franchise operations manager with the Les Amis Group, after completing a degree partly paid for by her employer. She joined as a trainee and rose to become a sommelier in five years. -- ST PHOTO: DESMOND WEE. - ST PHOTO: ...
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