6 people questioned by police following Gaza war memorial held at NUS without permit
[Straits Times] - 03/7/2025
A police permit is necessary for such events, and none was obtained for this one, the police said.
In Singaporean newspapers
Stalled bus causes snaking queues of commuters, buses in and around Boon Lay interchange
After the stalled bus was towed away, traffic returned to normal at about 8.50am.
[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
Auxiliary police officer who kept lost AirPods charged with criminal breach of trust
Man allegedly deposited his own unbranded earbuds at the lost-and-found office instead.
[Straits Times] - 7/03/2025
Pegging BTO flat prices to construction costs will take Singapore backwards: Desmond Lee
HDB prices flats based on factors like locations and applies a discount, and also gives out grants for them.
[Straits Times] - 7/03/2025
Expanding shared stay-in eldercare services, help with fertility treatments among MOH measures
Work-pass flexibilities will be extended to firms intending to provide shared stay-in senior care services.
[Straits Times] - 7/03/2025
Public service media outlets remain many S’poreans’ first port of call for trusted news: Minister
The Government is also studying measures to keep mainstream media content easily accessible.
[Straits Times] - 7/03/2025
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
63% of resident PMET growth from 2014 to 2024 from local-born Singaporeans: Tan See Leng
He was responding to questions from Non-Constituency MP Leong Mun Wai.
[Straits Times] - 7/03/2025
Increased subsidies will benefit more Singaporeans amid rising medical costs: Ong Ye Kung
Higher subsidies will be given for dental and long-term care, and more MediSave funds can be used for outpatient care.
[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
