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Decision on Pritam signals WP leadership’s support for him but cadres will decide his future: Analysts

Toto top prize snowballs to $10m, cascade draw to be held on May 4

The Group 1 prize money for the latest draw was around $5.7 million.

askST: What do I need to know about new child protection measures after Megan Khung’s tragic case?

The number of child abuse cases in Singapore has risen, partly driven by growing public awareness on reporting.

Man to be charged after allegedly sticking tissue paper into ATMs, spoiling some

He is suspected to have been involved in multiple cases of mischief that disrupted key services.

WP proposes wage subsidies for fresh graduates in apprenticeship roles amid AI disruption

In his Labour Day message, Workers' Party chief Pritam Singh also reiterated the party's call for a redundancy insurance scheme to protect workers facing job displacement.

4 taken to hospital after accident in Old Airport Road, police investigations ongoing

A person was trapped in the driver's seat of one of the cars and freed using hydraulic rescue tools.

Police appeal for information on missing man, last seen in Jurong West

He was last seen in a blue shirt and dark coloured pants around Block 549 Jurong West Street 42.

Scoot extends cancellation of flights between Singapore and Jeddah amid Middle East conflict

Flights TR796 (Singapore to Jeddah) and TR797 (Jeddah to Singapore) will be cancelled until May 31.

Over half of 2026 condo launches expected in suburban Singapore as buyer preferences shift

Developers are increasingly focusing on the Outside Central Region, as buyers prioritise connectivity, amenities and future growth over more central locations.

Taxi drivers and operators welcome enhanced cross-border taxi scheme, although some cautious

Some are waiting to see how the measures will affect business.

Freight forwarders in Singapore see profits fall 20% as Middle East conflict drives up costs

Rerouted shipments and higher fuel prices are squeezing margins, with some companies introducing new fees to stay afloat.

NTUC to commit $37 million to help workers in 2026

NTUC, MOM and SNEF also formed the Tripartite Jobs Council to collectively help workers and businesses.

Urban farming providers in Singapore see rise in micro-garden demand

More schools, companies and community spaces are hosting small gardens, with some solution providers reporting up to a 30 per cent increase in demand.

Govt can’t protect every job in AI shift, but will protect every worker: PM Wong

To aid the AI transition, Singapore will scale up company training committees across various sectors, he said at the annual May Day Rally.

PM Wong pledges 'new and better' jobs as AI disrupts industries, transforms economy

“We may not be able to protect every job. But we will protect every worker,” says Prime Minister Lawrence Wong.

S’pore must brace itself for difficult times ahead, but Govt will do more to help if needed: PM Wong

Singapore is better prepared for crisis and in a much stronger position today, said PM Wong at the May Day Rally.

Hormuz reopening won't end global crisis, but Singapore enters it from position of strength: PM Wong

Singapore must brace for a difficult period ahead, but can face the challenges with “quiet confidence”, says Prime Minister Lawrence Wong at the May Day Rally.

AI disruption will 'open new doors' as NTUC expands training committees to help workers

NTUC secretary-general Ng Chee Meng set out in his May Day Rally speech the labour movement’s plans to spur “collective action” through its new tripartite council.

Watch live: PM Lawrence Wong delivers May Day speech

This is Mr Wong’s second May Day Rally as prime minister.

Watch live: PM Wong, NTUC chief Ng Chee Meng to speak at May Day Rally