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Missing students in quake-hit Sabah: Parents head to Kota Kinabalu
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Deputy Prime Minister Teo Chee Hean announced on Saturday (Jun 6) that the parents of eight schoolchildren, unaccounted for after the deadly earthquake struck on Friday morning, are being flown to Kota Kinabalu by the RSAF. POSTED: 06 Jun 2015 05: ...
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Deputy Prime Minister Teo Chee Hean announced on Saturday (Jun 6) that the parents of eight schoolchildren, unaccounted for after the deadly earthquake struck on Friday morning, are being flown to Kota Kinabalu by the RSAF. POSTED: 06 Jun 2015 05: ...
Sabah quake: 8 S'pore kids, 2 teachers missing
Parents of missing children in quake-hit Sabah head to Kota Kinabalu
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Democratic progress not about number of opposition MPs in Parliament: PM Lee
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In an interview with ASEAN journalists on Thursday (Jun 4), says the quality of the opposition in Parliament, and substance of debate in Parliament is what counts as progress for Singapore's style of democracy. POSTED: 05 Jun 2015 18:00; UPDATED: 06 ...
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In an interview with ASEAN journalists on Thursday (Jun 4), says the quality of the opposition in Parliament, and substance of debate in Parliament is what counts as progress for Singapore's style of democracy. POSTED: 05 Jun 2015 18:00; UPDATED: 06 ...
AEC 'a big step, but not end of cooperation'
21 things S'pore is “not ready” for under the PAP
Young Singaporeans well prepared for exciting times ahead, says PM
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MND misrepresented AHPETC on govt grants: Sylvia Lim
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AHPETC's chairperson Ms Sylvia Lim said the MND misrepresented the Workers' Party-run town council. TODAY file photo. mail · print. View all 0 comments. By. Kelly Ng. -. kellyng@mediacorp.com.sg -. Published: 4:17 AM, June 6, 2015. SINGAPORE ...
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AHPETC's chairperson Ms Sylvia Lim said the MND misrepresented the Workers' Party-run town council. TODAY file photo. mail · print. View all 0 comments. By. Kelly Ng. -. kellyng@mediacorp.com.sg -. Published: 4:17 AM, June 6, 2015. SINGAPORE ...
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MND misrepresented AHPETC's stand on grants: Sylvia Lim
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SEA Games opening ceremony: Take public transport and arrive early
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The full dress rehearsal of the SEA Games opening ceremony on May 30, 2015. Those looking to catch the ceremony this evening should expect traffic delays as roads leading to the National Stadium will be closed to the public. -- PHOTO: ST FILE.
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The full dress rehearsal of the SEA Games opening ceremony on May 30, 2015. Those looking to catch the ceremony this evening should expect traffic delays as roads leading to the National Stadium will be closed to the public. -- PHOTO: ST FILE.
SEA Games: Some roads to close for triathlon, marathon events
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Sabah quake: Most Singaporeans there are safe, says MFA
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SINGAPORE - There were more than 100 registered Singaporeans when a 6.0-magnitude earthquake struck Sabah in Malaysia, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) confirmed in a statement on Friday evening. As of 7.30pm, the MFA has contacted the ...
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SINGAPORE - There were more than 100 registered Singaporeans when a 6.0-magnitude earthquake struck Sabah in Malaysia, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) confirmed in a statement on Friday evening. As of 7.30pm, the MFA has contacted the ...
Majority of Singaporeans in Sabah 'safe' after quake: MFA
Most Singaporeans in quake-hit Sabah safe, Singapore official says
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Man jailed 4 years for using fake credit cards to buy goods
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SINGAPORE — Desperate to clear his gambling debts, he agreed to work for his creditor by using counterfeit credit cards to purchase luxury goods. The deal Bryan Kung Ven Hong was offered was a 10 per cent commission of the total price of the items he ...
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SINGAPORE — Desperate to clear his gambling debts, he agreed to work for his creditor by using counterfeit credit cards to purchase luxury goods. The deal Bryan Kung Ven Hong was offered was a 10 per cent commission of the total price of the items he ...
Fake credit card syndicate member gets 4 years' jail
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Shangri-La Dialogue: Questions remain over Xi's motives for PLA anti-corruption ...
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While the Shangri-La Dialogue was dominated by Asia-Pacific regional security concerns, one of the side issues at the conference in late May was the state of China's People's Liberation Army (PLA) under President Xi Jinping. Beijing sent a sizeable official ...
Asia's quest for a rules-based world order
Weekend catch-up: Shangri-La, Muslim radicals, South Korea's obsession and ...
Seek 'owlish' approach to maritime disputes
Justice for all, including foreign workers
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ASSOCIATE Professor Joseph Thambiah was right when he wrote that many Singaporeans may not realise that migrant labour is very much part of our history ("Recognise foreign workers as fellow human beings"; April 29). I wonder what Singapore would ...
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ASSOCIATE Professor Joseph Thambiah was right when he wrote that many Singaporeans may not realise that migrant labour is very much part of our history ("Recognise foreign workers as fellow human beings"; April 29). I wonder what Singapore would ...
ITE's new youth development centre aims to help students hit career bullseye
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SINGAPORE - Darts, wedding planning and outdoor events management are the first three courses on offer at Aptitude, a new youth development centre officially opened at the Institute of Technical Education (ITE) College East on Thursday. Launched in ...
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SINGAPORE - Darts, wedding planning and outdoor events management are the first three courses on offer at Aptitude, a new youth development centre officially opened at the Institute of Technical Education (ITE) College East on Thursday. Launched in ...
Time to teach S'poreans how to apply knowledge
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WHILE I take pride in the success of our national education system against the rest of the world, I wonder if such success means anything to Singaporeans if they are unable to secure a reasonable career ("Keeping our schools tops"; May 26). We often hear ...
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WHILE I take pride in the success of our national education system against the rest of the world, I wonder if such success means anything to Singaporeans if they are unable to secure a reasonable career ("Keeping our schools tops"; May 26). We often hear ...
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