r/singapore • u/jimignis • 12h ago
r/singapore • u/Rationalandcentred • 21h ago
News South West District residents get help to use AI in daily tasks and at work
r/singapore • u/A_extra • 16h ago
Opinion/Fluff Post Republic of Singapore Navy retains creative agency for third consecutive term
r/singapore • u/thepostmanpat • 7h ago
News PM Wong to visit Qatar, UAE from Oct 18 to 22
Prime Minister Lawrence Wong will make his first trip to the Middle East as head of government this week, with stops in Qatar and the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
He will be in Doha from Oct 18 to 20, and visit Abu Dhabi and Dubai from Oct 20 to 22.
r/singapore • u/Extension-Finance179 • 15h ago
News Mother of bodybuilder, who died at 20 from effects of banned weight-loss substance, questions how he got illicit drug
r/singapore • u/DreamIndependent9316 • 21h ago
Opinion/Fluff Post Why Booking a Badminton Court in S’pore Is as Hard as Finding Yourself a Girlfriend
r/singapore • u/clarencechen181196 • 13h ago
News Haze in Singapore: Before and after photos
r/singapore • u/Alternative-Ad-7123 • 20h ago
Tabloid/Low-quality source HDB sheds light on 'small' kitchen of Tengah BTO flat in viral video
r/singapore • u/Annual_View3611 • 11h ago
Video Haze in Singapore: Retailers impose purchase limits on masks, pledge not to raise prices
With the haze getting worse, many people in Singapore are rushing to buy N95 masks. It is good that shops are setting purchase limits and promising not to raise prices. However, long queues at free mask vending machines and empty shelves show that finding masks is still a challenge.
Are purchase limits enough to stop hoarding? How are you dealing with the bad air and mask shortages?
r/singapore • u/BR1357901 • 8h ago
News Few use Singapore haze shelters, but visitors welcome respite from the heat
r/singapore • u/Litaiy • 22h ago
News No relief in sight – what's driving pricier taxi and ride-hailing fares
r/singapore • u/thestudiomaster • 22h ago
News How small modular reactors put nuclear energy back on the table for Singapore and ASEAN
r/singapore • u/hedgehognpeonies • 10h ago
Opinion/Fluff Post More public spaces should offer free water refill stations
Found out that Novena Square has installed water refill stations which is great. I hate paying for single-use plastics.
But also, can we take good care of public property? I once saw an uncle rinse and spit into the water cooler station at the bus interchange and decided never to refill my water bottle there again.