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Sengkang woman fails in appeal against 18-year sentence for killing adoptive father
The 35-year-old woman had hacked her father to death because he refused to share ownership of a flat she believed her mother had left to her.
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Man jailed 27 months after cannabis parcel intercepted at SingPost Centre
Anton Andrievsky told the authorities he had ordered cannabis from someone via Telegram.
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PM Wong launches Connect by SWDA at SkillsFuture Festival
New centre Connect by SWDA will help by bringing career guidance, employment support and training advice under one roof.
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SWDA launches 200 AI courses and Connect centre at Lifelong Learning Institute
Speaking at the launch of the new centre, Prime Minister Lawrence Wong said people should not need to know which agency runs which scheme before receiving support.
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- Fibre services fully restored after Bishan and Thomson outage
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Police seek information on missing 14-year-old last seen at Edgedale Plains, Punggol
She was last seen in a grey top and blue shorts.
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Serangoon to Kovan move: S$228 quote becomes S$1,796 bill over 'long pushing distance' fees
The company said such fees apply because lorries can only be parked outside the apartment.
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Tower Transit seeks four commuters who helped unresponsive bus driver in Hougang
The bus operator hailed "the caring commuter culture" coming to the rescue in Hougang.
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Singapore to hold 15 auctions through May 2027 to sell S$3b money laundering luxury goods
Singapore needs 15 auctions to dispose of all the luxury items taken from the S$3billion money laundering case -- bags, watches, car, toys, etc
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Uzbek mother and son arrested over S$5,000 thefts at Changi Airport shops
The 16-year-old boy and his 39-year-old mother allegedly stole about S$5,000 worth of items from Changi Airport's transit area.
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PSI in all parts of Singapore hits unhealthy levels on Sept 15
Doctors have seen a 20 per cent rise in patients with asthma flare-ups, nose allergies and throat irritation.
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SIA flight SQ24 to New York turns back to Changi after pilot falls ill mid-air
The aircraft was subsequently refuelled and departed Singapore again later that night.
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NetLink Trust: fibre outage in Bishan and Thomson to be fixed by Wednesday morning
In separate Facebook posts, the telecommunications companies said customers may be affected by a NetLink Trust fibre service outage.
- சிங்டெல், ஸ்டார்ஹப், எம்1 சேவையில் ஃபைபர் துண்டிப்பு பாதிப்பு
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Crow nest falls at Block 462 Crawford Lane; three elderly passers-by pecked
They were presumably protecting their young.
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Go-Ahead Singapore boosts driver training after Tampines bus wait complaints
Residents had approached Tampines GRC MP Baey Yam Keng with their complaints.
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Grab and ComfortDelGro AV safety drivers in Punggol say the job is no easy ride
Learning left-hand drive and giving feedback on the vehicle’s performance are just a few of the responsibilities of a safety driver.
- Safety operators keep watch as driverless shuttles run in Punggol
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Man jailed 13 weeks for driving while suspended, showing police another person's licence
He was also disqualified from holding all classes of driving licenses for five years.
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Grab to grow AV fleet to 50 vehicles, expand beyond Punggol
The company also said hundreds of new autonomous vehicle roles will be created for the local workforce.
- தெம்பனிஸ் பேருந்துகள் தாமதம்: கோ அஹெட் சிங்கப்பூர் சேவை குறைபாடு குறித்து பே யாம் கெங் கவலை
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Ng Chee Meng launches community umbrella racks at two Jalan Kayu bus stops
"At the bus stops along Jalan Kayu road, we’re trying something simple: Borrow an umbrella when you need it, Return it when you’re done Got a spare at home? Drop it off for a neighbour!" Mr Ng wrot... This article (Ng Chee Meng unveils pay-it-forward umbrellas in Jalan Kayu, but some Singaporeans are sceptical of its success) first appeared on The Independent Singapore News.
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Woman sues Sheng Siong over trolley of rice bags hitting her foot
A woman claims she was hit by a shopping cart loaded with bags of rice while shopping at a supermarket. She subsequently filed a lawsuit against the supermarket and the employee involved, seeking ... This article (Shopper says trolley with rice bags hit her at a supermarket and wants to press charges; store denies fault) first appeared on The Independent Singapore News.
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Cháy phòng ngủ ở Pasir Ris: hai người nhập viện, 20 người sơ tán
The fire had likely started from an electrical origin in the bedroom.