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Smart living in Singapore, covering work life, money, tech, hobbies, culture picks and things to do after hours.

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I only got my driver's licence after I turned 30. So for most of my life I commuted on the Singapore public transport system, which meant taking the MRT or bus every day. So I had no idea what the ...

From concerts to plays to makan and pop-ups, there are plenty of reasons for you to head out this coming week. Why you should go:To celebrate Kakee's first birthday, join in the fun over this weekend, ...

Yunnan has always been on me and my mum's bucket list (TikTok's fault, I suppose). When all the stars aligned for us to visit Yunnan, we jumped at the chance. I didn't plan anything (which was ...

Imagine you’re out for a routine evening stroll with your beloved dog when the unexpected happens: a sudden lunge from another animal leaves your pet severely injured and bleeding profusely. In the ...

Travelling with your mum sounds like a wholesome, mother-daughter bonding experience. But with my mum - it's like working on vacation. Hold on, before you say I'm exaggerating, hear me out. For ...

Together with her team at SHINE, Senior Social Worker Tan Yee Ying won the Outstanding Social Work Award in 2026 for her work leading Youth COP, a program that empowers youth to become crime ...

It’s taken me some time to get to this because, frankly, when I first heard the news, I thought it was a satirical piece – the kind of thing one expects to see on The Onion. Wrong. This is very real.

With the help of Ambulance Wish Singapore, Junyang – who was battling Stage 4 urachal cancer – held his dream solo showcase at Suntec City in January 2025, describing it as “an art exhibition ...

Growing up in a single-child household – and long before phrases like “Tiger Mum” or “Helicopter Parenting” were casually thrown around – there was just my mum. I thought this phenomenon of smothering ...