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As Singapore pushes forward with ambitious urban renewal schemes, longtime residents in areas like Tiong Bahru and Geylang voice concerns about affordability, community bonds, and their place in the city's future.
As overcrowding in dormitories worsens, residents across the island face mounting public health and social cohesion challenges.
The long-awaited CRL extension to Tanah Merah and Changi has passed critical safety audits this week, with passenger services now expected to launch by year-end.
From makeshift pushcarts to modern food courts, the neighbourhood's informal economy tells the story of Singapore's evolution.
As global migration pressures intensify, members of Singapore's growing Venezuelan community reflect on challenges, hopes, and what it means to belong in a new home.
As waiting times for Build-to-Order flats stretch beyond a decade in some estates, policymakers face tough trade-offs between affordability, density, and livability.
As HDB prices climb and land scarcity deepens, city planners and housing analysts outline the tough choices ahead for keeping homes affordable.
New Ministry guidelines reshape how classrooms use artificial intelligence, while universities announce expanded scholarship schemes ahead of peak application season.
From ambitious district cooling plans in the Central Business District to expanded solar rooftop schemes, the city-state is accelerating its 2030 climate targets.
From increased patrols in Geylang to a successful drug bust in Woodlands, here's your roundup of the latest public safety developments.
As water disruptions and structural concerns mount in one of Singapore's oldest public housing estates, residents and business owners share their mounting frustrations and hopes for swift intervention.
Fresh initiatives rolled out across Geylang and Jurong this week aim to bolster integration, even as geopolitical shifts reshape migration patterns to the city-state.
As six incidents in six weeks hit retail districts from Orchard to Clementi, stakeholders must decide between increased patrols, technology upgrades, and community policing shifts.
Fresh data on service response times, maintenance backlogs and resident satisfaction scores exposes significant performance gaps across the island's 16 constituencies.
As Singapore's newest MRT line nears completion, thousands of commuters stand to save 20 minutes daily—but the real story lies in how it will reshape neighbourhoods and reshape property values.
Decades of rapid urban development, changing family structures, and land constraints have created the perfect storm for housing affordability—and forced policymakers to rethink everything.
While universities worldwide grapple with post-pandemic learning models, Singapore's schools and tertiary institutions have already moved beyond crisis management to systematic innovation.
From Kampong Glam to Clementi, ordinary Singaporeans are demanding a seat at the table as the city-state accelerates its environmental ambitions.
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