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From Kallang to Clementi, new sustainability schemes are reshaping how residents live, work and spend—with tangible savings and cleaner air in the balance.
Community members in neighbouring districts voice mixed views on proposed visitor management changes aimed at balancing ecosystem protection with public access.
As universities worldwide scramble to integrate artificial intelligence into classrooms, Singapore's institutions are charting a distinctly different course—one that prioritises human judgment over algorithmic shortcuts.
With HDB waiting times climbing and private property prices soaring, policymakers face pivotal choices on land use, mixed-income housing, and suburban expansion.
From completed rail connections to accelerated bus corridor expansions, this week marks significant progress on infrastructure that will reshape commutes across the island.
Updated regulations on foreign domestic workers and skilled migrants are set to transform hiring practices across the island, with knock-on effects for families, businesses, and community services.
The revamped facility on Chin Swee Road opens its doors this week with expanded programmes and a focus on mental health support for residents.
As the city pushes ahead with major rail and road projects, experts say its integrated approach offers lessons for congested global cities.
From Kampong Glam to Tiong Bahru, everyday Singaporeans are speaking up about what climate action means to their neighbourhoods.
As counsellor-to-student ratios worsen across Singapore's secondary schools, community members voice frustration over inadequate mental health resources for teenagers.
With record HDB resale prices and a growing backlog of Build-to-Order flats, policymakers face tough choices on supply, affordability, and land use that will reshape neighbourhoods across the island.
As migrant worker numbers hit new peaks, senior government figures and community leaders weigh in on housing pressures, social cohesion, and the city-state's future demographic strategy.
A $380 million infrastructure rollout across Jurong and Marina Bay reveals the hidden expenditure—and long-term savings—behind the city's green pivot.
As global security concerns intensify, local residents discover how integrated policing and emergency services keep high-density communities safe.
A decade of strategic pivots and billion-dollar bets has transformed the island from a regional trading hub into a global innovation leader—but the journey reveals hard choices and calculated risks.
Stricter hygiene standards and rental caps are reshaping the food court landscape—here's what you need to know.
From HDB flat hunting to understanding Singlish, community voices reveal the unwritten rules of settling in the Lion City.
From transport delays to monsoon season readiness, here's what officials and experts are advising as the city gears up for July.
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