Author’s Blurb: Growing up, my parents never had any trouble with getting me to eat my veggies, so you’re welcome, mum and dad. In general, I’d say I like most vegetables, but there are a specific few that I dislike, especially those that are more bitter (I don’t know their …
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Singapore is set to hold its general election (GE) on July 10. GE comes around every five years, and it’s important for all eligible Singaporean voters to do their part. As PM Lee Hsien Loong said, “the new government will impact and influence your lives and livelihoods. These decisions will …
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General Election is upon us now and it’s time to get educated on the different political parties that will be contesting in the upcoming election. Who are they? What do they stand for? What is their track record? In this series, we will cover everything you need to know about …
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The Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) announced today (July 3) that cinemas can soon reopen in Singapore from July 13. Cinema operators like Cathay and Golden Village (GV) will be reopening on July 13, while indie cinema operator The Projector will reopen on July 15. As part of the COVID-19 …
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Marcus Wee stepped into the Vulcan Post office on a Thursday afternoon, looking comfortable in casual clothes. His hands were clutching on to a paper bag that he had stuffed in with his blazer. He had scrambled to find a decent formal attire of sorts for the photoshoot later, he …
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There rarely is an occasion as celebrated or as popular as a wedding. From napkin hues and flower arrangements to entire wedding themes, every couple has their own idea of how they want their wedding day to go. However, piecing together your dream wedding is not an easy task by …
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Author’s Blurb: The issue of food waste has been talked about for as long as I can remember. You’d think that managing it would be a lot easier than managing inorganic waste, but somehow we as a species still struggle with it. On an individual level, not enough of us …
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About 1.4 million Singaporeans will benefit from $ 570 million in goods and services tax (GST) vouchers in cash and Medisave top-ups in August. Those eligible will receive cash payouts of up to $ 300, credited directly into their bank accounts from August 1. They will be notified via text …
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The National Solidarity Party (NSP) released their manifesto on their official website today (July 1). In the 10-page manifesto, the NSP reiterated their political ideology, which advocated for fair competition, low unemployment and redistribution. Here is a quick overview of the NSP manifesto: 1. Increase Fertility Rate For Population Growth …
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