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Singapore Unboxed: A fragrance you can taste… What is it?

What if something normally experienced through your nose could instead be served on a plate? A limited-time experience in Singapore is turning notes like bergamot, jasmin

We Are Family!: World Masters Athletics Championships | Going for Gold at 60 and Beyond

Who says your competitive years have to be behind you as you get older? Singapore’s masters athletes have been flying the flag at the World Masters Athletics Championsh

Breakfast Bites: Be Honest... How Many Unread Emails Do You Have?

This is your cue to check your email. How many unread messages are staring back at you? From newsletters you'll never read to promotions you've been meaning to delete, we

The Final Score: Good, bad and the ugly of the English Premier League season so far

5 weeks gone, and the blocks are falling into place...or falling apart, depending on who you support. Who has caught the eye, who has trudged along and who has flattered

Singapore Unfiltered: HYROX Bowel Incident - When does pushing through go too far?

She trained hard to be there, but so did everyone else. HYROX world-record holder Joanna Wietrzyk sparked outrage after continuing to race despite suffering bowel incon

Talk of the Town: True Fitness closure - How likely are customers to get their money back?

The sudden closure of True Fitness and True Yoga has left customers facing substantial losses from unused memberships and personal-training packages. With hundreds of com

Breakfast Bites: Most of us use AI. How worried are you about where it’s heading?

For many of us, AI is already part of our daily routine. It can save time, spark ideas and make life easier but it also raises questions about jobs, privacy and how much

The Final Score: City go top as Arsenal stumble; Is Carrick under pressure?

Manchester United's struggles continued - as they left it late to rescue a point against Fulham. Is Carrick already facing unsurmountable pressure to stay in the job? Ars

Singapore Unfiltered: Are we too quick to judge parents when kids misbehave?

A nine-second video of two children sitting on a supermarket floor eating snacks was enough to spark criticism online, with many asking: “Where are the parents?” But ho

Unusual Jobs: How do you put a price on Lee Kuan Yew’s pen? | Auctioning in Singapore

How do you put a price on a 15-carat diamond, a rare Hermès bracelet, or even a pen once owned by Lee Kuan Yew? On this edition of Unusual Jobs, we step inside the worl

Breakfast Bites: Someone you don't know sent you money. What do you do?

What would you do if money suddenly appeared in your bank account from someone you didn't know? Do you leave it alone, try to return it, or worry it's part of a scam? We

The Final Score: Will Manchester United and Tottenham get their season going at last?

The English Premier League returns for Matchweek 5 this weekend, before the cast takes a pause from domestic football for a 3-week international break. All eyes are on Ma

Singapore Unboxed: 200+ brands, 3 days & a Singapore first… What is it?

Something is making its overseas debut in Singapore this week, bringing more than 200 names together under one roof, including over 100 making their Singapore debut. Ther

We Are Family: Can you still live well after a Dementia Diagnosis? 

Dementia is often mistaken for normal ageing, discussed only after symptoms worsen, or treated as though diagnosis marks the end of independence. This World Alzheimer’s M

Breakfast Bites: Is It OK to mute chats on WhatsApp?

That family group. The neighbourhood chat. The one friend who sends 47 messages in a row. Most of us have muted a WhatsApp chat at some point. Do you think muting just pa

The Final Score: Are Manchester United already spiralling six games into the season?

What on earth is happening at Manchester United? A 2-0 lead against Brighton should have been the perfect response to Sunday’s derby defeat. Instead, United conceded thre

Singapore Unfiltered: Going Cashless - Are we expecting too much of our seniors?

A viral coffee stall has sparked debate after customers realised the 80-plus-year-old owner only accepts cash because she doesn't know how to use digital payment systems.

Talk of the Town: Redemption is possible, even for repeat offenders like Annadurai

Singapore has spent years promoting rehabilitation and reintegration through the Yellow Ribbon movement, but how easy is it for someone to truly start again after prison?

Breakfast Bites: AI-generated songs and microdramas - Are you a fan?

AI-generated songs are racking up millions of streams, while bite-sized microdramas are keeping viewers glued to their phones. As technology reshapes the way we create an

The Final Score: Raining goals in the English League Cup; Raining tears for Tottenham?

24 goals in 5 matches in the English Football League Cup - including BIG wins Premier League sides Arsenal, Liverpool and Fulham. But alas the wait goes on for Spurs, who