Singapore News

SINGAPORE : The Singapore Pawnbrokers' Association has asked its 104 members to be more cautious with their advertisements.

SINGAPORE: Singapore's labour movement, National Trades Union Congress has doubled the maximum grant a service buyer can receive under the Best Sourcing Initiative Programme.

SINGAPORE: The President has re-appointed Chief Justice Chan Sek Keong as the Chairman of the Presidential Council for Minority Rights for another three years with effect from 11 April 2012.

SINGAPORE: The government is committed to invest in practice-oriented universities with strong industry links, such as the Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT).

SINGAPORE: SBS Transit has launched a new disruption alert service for the North East Line (NEL), which will provide subscribers with information such as the affected stations, availability of shuttle services, and the resumption of services.

SINGAPORE: Mr Chao Hick Tin has been re-appointed to sit as a Judge of Appeal of the Supreme Court for another two years, with effect from 11 April 2012.

SINGAPORE: Police have arrested a 49-year-old man who is believed to be involved in a series of donation scams.

SINGAPORE: Rain and lightning proved to be the biggest hurdle at the 53rd National Inter-School Track and Field Championships at Choa Chu Kang on Tuesday, with the final event day plagued by two lightning-induced delays that saw the meet finishing under floodlights at 9.30pm.

SINGAPORE: National shooters must fight harder to keep their places if proposals by Michael Vaz, who is set to become Singapore Shooting Association (SSA) president, take shape.

SINGAPORE: A High Court judge has dismissed a private investigator's suit against Certis Cisco Security and one of its officers, rejecting the investigator's version of the events and dismissing his account of the aftermath as a "grossly exaggerated dramatisation".

SINGAPORE: Homegrown company Ageing Asia has created the region's first industry network on the business of ageing.

SINGAPORE: Despite having played 10 games in a space of five weeks, with two more fixtures in the coming week to contend with, fatigue and injuries notwithstanding, the LionsXII have started to play with a belief typical of a championship-winning side.