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2 iconic Singapore locations welcomed visitors on second day of CNY
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Visitors at the Istana Lawn during the Open House on the second day of Chinese New Year. Print. SINGAPORE - Members of the public were able to reminisce and take in the sights at the historic former Tanjong Pagar Railway Station (TPRS) as it was open ...
Over 46000 visitors at the Istana's Chinese New Year open houseThe Straits Times
Thousands throng Istana on Chinese New YearChannel News Asia
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Visitors at the Istana Lawn during the Open House on the second day of Chinese New Year. Print. SINGAPORE - Members of the public were able to reminisce and take in the sights at the historic former Tanjong Pagar Railway Station (TPRS) as it was open ...
Over 46000 visitors at the Istana's Chinese New Year open house
Thousands throng Istana on Chinese New Year
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Peeling away S'pore's class layers
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WHAT is your age? Your race? Neither question would seem out of place in an opinion poll in Singapore. But try this: Are you working, middle or upper class? The question might seem unusual because, for a long time, the concept of class has been taboo in ...
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WHAT is your age? Your race? Neither question would seem out of place in an opinion poll in Singapore. But try this: Are you working, middle or upper class? The question might seem unusual because, for a long time, the concept of class has been taboo in ...
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Harassed? Some turn to laws to fight back
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SINGAPORE - The anti-harassment laws have emerged as the new weapon used to stop debt collectors from accosting alleged debtors at their homes or offices. Earlier this month, an interior designer obtained an order from the State Courts prohibiting his ...
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SINGAPORE - The anti-harassment laws have emerged as the new weapon used to stop debt collectors from accosting alleged debtors at their homes or offices. Earlier this month, an interior designer obtained an order from the State Courts prohibiting his ...
But traffic warden shows how
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THERE is a traffic warden at Century Square shopping mall in Tampines who has been given the nickname, Mr Performer. He is the embodiment of Professor Kishore Mahbubani's appeal to have fun at work ("Want to be more productive? Have fun at work"; ...
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THERE is a traffic warden at Century Square shopping mall in Tampines who has been given the nickname, Mr Performer. He is the embodiment of Professor Kishore Mahbubani's appeal to have fun at work ("Want to be more productive? Have fun at work"; ...
Urban farmers
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MOST people would baulk at the idea of giving up a well-paying job to toil under the sun as a farmer, but not Thomas Lim. The Singaporean was working in Hong Kong in the finance industry for five years, before joining Edible Garden City as an urban farmer ...
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MOST people would baulk at the idea of giving up a well-paying job to toil under the sun as a farmer, but not Thomas Lim. The Singaporean was working in Hong Kong in the finance industry for five years, before joining Edible Garden City as an urban farmer ...
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Wanted: Volunteer museum guides
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(From left) Engineer Redzuan Rahman is a volunteer guide at the Asian Civilisations Museum, Ms Low Zhiqi is a guide at the Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall and Ms Yuen Tan helps out at the National Museum of Singapore. -- ST PHOTO: ONG WEE JIN.
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(From left) Engineer Redzuan Rahman is a volunteer guide at the Asian Civilisations Museum, Ms Low Zhiqi is a guide at the Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall and Ms Yuen Tan helps out at the National Museum of Singapore. -- ST PHOTO: ONG WEE JIN.
Home-grown global schools: Guard against condescending views
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THE local international school system may have its benefits and may be more beneficial for some children, especially if their families can afford it ("Local international schools: Pricier, but worth it for some" by Mr Frankie Mao; Wednesday). And I have no issue ...
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THE local international school system may have its benefits and may be more beneficial for some children, especially if their families can afford it ("Local international schools: Pricier, but worth it for some" by Mr Frankie Mao; Wednesday). And I have no issue ...
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I think restaurants that charge for water are being penny wise and pound foolish. They should incorporate the cost of providing water into the existing menu items. - Andrew Tan. It is reasonable to charge for water... The steward who's loading the glasses into ...
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I think restaurants that charge for water are being penny wise and pound foolish. They should incorporate the cost of providing water into the existing menu items. - Andrew Tan. It is reasonable to charge for water... The steward who's loading the glasses into ...
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Website duo in trouble over inflammatory posts
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The New Paper has reported that the duo arrested by police are Mr Robin Yang and Ms Ai Takagi. The couple are believed to be two of the founders of The Real Singapore website, which was set up in 2012.
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The New Paper has reported that the duo arrested by police are Mr Robin Yang and Ms Ai Takagi. The couple are believed to be two of the founders of The Real Singapore website, which was set up in 2012.
THE BUSINESS TIMES
Functional arm candy
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Not content with simply creating the next It bag, three Singapore-based designers up the ante with thoughtfully designed carry-alls. Comments. Share. PRECIOUS skins, statement hardware and trending silhouettes are usually the sexiest details that grab the ...
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Not content with simply creating the next It bag, three Singapore-based designers up the ante with thoughtfully designed carry-alls. Comments. Share. PRECIOUS skins, statement hardware and trending silhouettes are usually the sexiest details that grab the ...
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