Singapore

Muslim couples to receive support for parenthood journey as pilot programme is made permanent

The pilot programme has supported about 12,000 people.

10 May 2026

Elderly woman rescued after being pinned under car near Jalan Besar

The 84-year-old was taken conscious to Tan Tock Seng Hospital.

10 May 2026

Unlocking the vault: Meet NYP trio using AI to ‘immortalise’ part of Singapore history

The team is behind ArchAIve, a tool used to digitise historical artefacts and pictures.

10 May 2026

Canvas cyberattack: NUS, SIM ask users to reset passwords as added precaution

The cyberattack on May 7 blocked access to the Canvas learning platform used by many institutions globally.

10 May 2026

PSLE Companion subscribers can try out cher.ai for free

And in June, they will receive a special discount to continue using the platform.

10 May 2026

How AI tools can help level up your child’s PSLE English oral performance

AI-powered platforms have made highly personalised feedback more accessible.

10 May 2026

Don Don Donki at HarbourFront Centre to close on Jul 19 with clearance sale

Selected items are going for up to 70 per cent off from now till its last day while stocks last.

10 May 2026

Missing: Girl, 11, last seen in Jurong West on May 9

She was wearing a white shirt and red shorts, said the police.

10 May 2026

Ive Show What I Am Singapore concert: K-pop stars impress with mature image and elevated skills

On Saturday (May 9), K-pop girl group Ive returned to Singapore after two years as part of their Show What I Am world tour.

10 May 2026

Celebrating Mum on Mother’s Day

Don't let Mother’s Day go by quietly.

10 May 2026

Why Singapore’s first inclusive pre-school slashed its fees by 50% despite losses

At Kindle Garden, children with special needs learn and play alongside neurotypical peers.

10 May 2026

What cats and mothers have in common

Even in the animal world, motherhood is not about ease, it is about attentiveness and persistence.

10 May 2026

More cleaners hired in Tampines after cleaning lapses; town council penalises contractor

Tampines Town Council had received a higher volume of feedback relating to cleanliness in April.

10 May 2026

Underground water pipe leak causes flooding in Yishun, repairs ongoing: PUB

There is no disruption to water supply for homes and businesses in the area.

10 May 2026

From baby carriers to Tamil books: How 4 Singapore mums built businesses for children

From babywearing products and Tamil learning tools to reusable dining mats for screen-free mealtimes and sustainable clothing, four Singapore mums have built businesses inspired by their children and experiences of motherhood – while balancing the demands of work and family.

9 May 2026

‘In good company’: New Nee Soon MPs not afraid to ask questions, view Shanmugam as ‘fatherly figure’

Nee Soon was the only GRC to field an entirely new slate alongside an anchor minister at the last election.

9 May 2026

New MPs turn to social media, raise issues in Parliament to connect with Singaporeans

The newest batch of 25 backbenchers have put up thousands of posts on the two social media platforms.

9 May 2026

‘Every day, I see injured children from road traffic accidents’: KKH emergency doctor

Some of these injured children require significant intervention such as surgery, said the doctor.

9 May 2026

New office-holders seek to balance perspectives, consult widely as portfolios grow

Six first-term MPs were sworn into political office after GE2025, the largest batch of new office-holders since 2001.

9 May 2026

No magic ratio between study and play

Play and relaxation are also vital for them to perform well.

9 May 2026

May is a good time to identify areas of weakness and analyse errors

Primary-school teachers and tutors share tips on how parents can guide their child to get the most out of their revision.

9 May 2026

Parents, before talking to your kids’ teachers, talk to your kids first

Parent-teacher meetings or conferences are usually held twice a year.

9 May 2026

Taking your PSLE? Here’s some advice

Five primary school principals share their advice for their students preparing for their PSLE.

9 May 2026

Search continues for 2 missing Singaporean hikers after Mount Dukono eruption; 7 to return home: MFA

The seven Singaporean hikers who were evacuated from Mount Dukono are currently en route to Jakarta and will travel home to Singapore on Sunday.

9 May 2026

PAP Women’s Wing to gather women’s views, submit recommendations to marriage, parenthood workgroup

It will gather feedback through listening sessions with the public, held from May to November.

9 May 2026

Teen arrested over alleged assault on Amos Yee at Suntec City

Videos of the incident, which took place outside the Doujin Market anime convention, showed a cosplayer raining punches, kicks and elbows on Amos Yee as he crouched on the floor.

9 May 2026

2 Singaporeans dead after sports car crashes and goes up in flames on road to Mersing

The victims were the 34-year-old driver of the vehicle, and a 33-year-old woman passenger.

9 May 2026

LPA fees for customised powers lowered from $185 to $30 for S’poreans

Previously, it cost $185 to do up an LPA via Form 2, which is more detailed than the simpler Form 1.

9 May 2026

Teen arrested after scuffle with Amos Yee at Suntec Singapore anime fest

The 18-year-old was arrested for causing public nuisance.

9 May 2026

Frail, socially isolated seniors in Toa Payoh to be engaged weekly under new initiative

Volunteers will help seniors reconnect with community life through things like grocery runs or breakfast outings.

9 May 2026

Over 200,000 people newly diagnosed with chronic kidney disease over four years

They may eventually lead to a surge in demand for dialysis services.

9 May 2026

More than 9 in 10 parents satisfied with standard of safety in pre-schools: ECDA survey

This and other findings were from the agency's inaugural Preschool Experience Survey.

9 May 2026

Yishun 10, S’pore’s first multiplex, set to make way for residential and commercial building

It is now home to a 1,477-seat Golden Village multiplex with 10 cinema halls.

9 May 2026

ASEAN discussions on regional fuel stockpile in very early stage, says PM Wong

ASEAN already has a rice stockpile with China, Japan and Korea. The question is whether the region could pursue something similar for energy, says Singapore’s prime minister.

9 May 2026

Asean can better shape outcomes, manage shocks when it works together: PM Wong

He said the solidarity, unity of Asean will become even more salient in the new global environment.

9 May 2026

7 arrested, 65 others being probed for registering SIM cards for illicit purposes

Preliminary investigations showed that suspects were offered cash between $10 and $20 per registered SIM card.

9 May 2026

Singapore universities assessing impact after global cyberattack on educational tool Canvas

Hacking group ShinyHunters claimed responsibility for the breach, saying it had stolen data related to nearly 9,000 schools worldwide.

9 May 2026

Telco sector ‘high-value target' for cyber attackers, firms advised on urgency of frontier AI risks: Shanmugam

The Infocomm Media Development Authority has issued an advisory to telcos on measures to protect themselves against cybersecurity threats.

9 May 2026

Operators of critical services in S’pore must urgently raise defences amid AI threats: Shanmugam

IMDA has issued an advisory to the telcos to reinforce the urgency of the matter.

9 May 2026

Life After: Thawing from a biotech winter to a $25m turnaround in just 4 years

Biotech company CellResearchCorp pivoted to cosmeceutical products due to the pandemic.

9 May 2026

Students’ names, IDs ‘may have been exposed’ in cyber attack but passwords, marks uncompromised: NUS

NUS advised students to refrain from sharing log-in credentials after the Canvas data breach.

9 May 2026

From Singapore to Western Australia’s remote north: How Bruce Cheung built a successful wagyu business

Built in Western Australia’s remote Pilbara region, Pardoo Wagyu is the unlikely third act of a 72-year-old Singaporean who used data, water and Japanese cattle genetics to create an award-winning wagyu business.

8 May 2026

From mala hotpot to small plates: the rise of Chinese F&B in Singapore

China’s brands are using restaurants as a launchpad for bigger global ambitions.

8 May 2026

Education platform Canvas hit by cyberattack; CSA offering assistance to affected organisations

The Singapore Institute of Management (SIM) said it was affected by the breach at Canvas, causing “inconvenience and concern” to its students and faculty.

8 May 2026

Police appeal for information on missing man, 89, last seen in Toa Payoh

Mr Leong Siew Kuan was last seen in a green jacket with an inner dark-blue singlet and grey shorts.

8 May 2026

Found: 89-year-old man last seen in Toa Payoh

Mr Leong Siew Kuan was last seen in a green jacket with an inner dark-blue singlet and grey shorts.

8 May 2026

Duo to be charged over fraudulent registration of SIM cards after raid on retailers

The mobile lines were used in impersonation scams.

8 May 2026

ASEAN should uphold navigational rights to ensure supply chain resilience, says PM Wong

8 May 2026

EC changes: Some HDB upgraders say they may be edged out as first-timers gain priority

For upgraders, new measure may mean paying existing flat loans and progressive payments for an EC.

8 May 2026

Singapore working with Indonesia to assist Singaporeans affected by Mount Dukono eruption

Nine Singaporeans were reportedly among the 20 hikers who were climbing Mount Dukono when the volcano erupted.

8 May 2026

Two men arrested after fight near Boat Quay

In a viral video, more than 10 people are seen involved in an altercation on a street.

8 May 2026

40,000 tech workers to be trained in AI to automate coding, build agentic systems by 2029

AI fluency programmes developed by IMDA and industry partners will be rolled out for these professionals.

8 May 2026

Elaine and Eduardo Saverin Foundation pledges $6m to support mental health training, youth work

The funds will support scholarships for an NUS master's programme and youth non-profit organisation Impart.

8 May 2026

Two Singapore residents who were on board MV Hondius test negative for hantavirus infection

The cruise ship operator is currently unable to confirm if other Singaporeans were on board.

8 May 2026

Temasek Poly graduates to get new skills transcript listing internships, soft skills

The transcript will help graduates communicate their capabilities to employers with greater clarity.

8 May 2026

Allowing any party to restrict Strait of Hormuz transit could set dangerous precedent: PM Wong

Singapore's prime minister says ASEAN must uphold navigational rights and work with external partners to keep critical sea lanes open.

8 May 2026

Teacher who harassed people under loan shark's instructions gets jail

Geraldine Quek owed the loan shark S$600, who harassed her into taking a nude photo and video of herself.

8 May 2026

$72m embezzlement case: Jail for tycoon’s wife who opened bank account used to receive over $2m

Thor Chwee Hwa, 57, was sentenced to a year and 10 months’ jail.

8 May 2026

1 taken to hospital after fire in Simei; likely to have originated from power bank being charged

Three people had evacuated from the affected unit before SCDF personnel arrived.

8 May 2026

Two Singapore residents who were on board hantavirus-hit cruise ship test negative: CDA

Both men will remained quarantined for 30 days as a precaution, and will be tested again before release.

8 May 2026