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Singapore to register psychologists to safeguard patient safety, boost public confidence
The call for regulation of psychologists has gained momentum in recent years.
[Straits Times] - 7/03/2025
Higher dental subsidies, more people to be covered under Chas for better oral health
Fee benchmarks for common dental procedures will also be introduced.
[Straits Times] - 7/03/2025
MOE must look beyond short-term trends to equip grads with skills for next decade: Chan Chun Sing
A recent survey showed that fewer fresh university graduates found full-time work in 2024.
[Straits Times] - 7/03/2025
SAF wraps up Cobra Gold military exercise in Thailand
SAF personnel across the four services worked with their counterparts from several other countries.
[Straits Times] - 7/03/2025
Fewer O-level subjects for JC admission could ease academic pressure: Students and parents
From 2028, students applying for admission to JCs will need only five 'O' Level subjects.
[Straits Times] - 7/03/2025
ST Picks: Fighting cancer in their 30s
[Straits Times] - 7/03/2025
Pay of lower-wage workers rises faster than median amid progressive wage moves
Even though the cost of living rose, the wages of these workers rose even more.
[Straits Times] - 7/03/2025
More Singapore companies offering flexible work arrangements in 2024 than before
Some MPs asked about creating inclusive workplaces that support families and caregivers.
[Straits Times] - 7/03/2025
New online harms support centre to operate from 2026, will offer victims faster recourse
It will be empowered by new legislation to order online platforms to take down offensive content flagged by victims.
[Straits Times] - 7/03/2025
Motorcycle bursts into flames in Kallang in 5th vehicle fire reported within a week
A photo uploaded on social media shows the vehicle in flames.
[Straits Times] - 7/03/2025
Gen AI training for workers, public to improve productivity, literacy
We want to become a nation of competent and confident AI users, said minister Josephine Teo.
[Straits Times] - 7/03/2025