Several heartland massage parlours have advertised that they accept Community Development Council (CDC) vouchers for dubious services TODAY found at least 15 parlours, who had posted ads ...

The importance of a parent’s role in the learning of one’s mother tongue cannot be stressed enough, experts said. Dr Sun Baoqi, an education research scientist from NIE’s centre for research ...

SINGAPORE — In squeaky-clean Singapore, the district of Geylang has always stuck out like a sore thumb. Its name alone can evoke imagery of illegal gambling dens, shady drug peddlers and secret ...

New: You can now listen to articles. Each week, TODAY’s long-running Big Read series delves into the trends and issues that matter. This week, we look at how Singapore workers can navigate their ...

SINGAPORE — Four-day work weeks, more work-from-home days, staggered work timings. These are examples of flexible work arrangements that all workers who have completed their probation on the job ...

A four-room flat in central Tampines changed hands for S$100,000 in January This raised eyebrows online because similar-sized units in the area are typically sold for five to six times as much In ...

SINGAPORE — Parents who exercise more self-control and face less financial stress tend to use less harsh punishments with their children, a National University of Singapore (NUS) study has found ...

SINGAPORE — More than half of young people here aged 21 to 34 felt anxious sometimes about talking to people in person and find it easier to communicate online. This was part of a new survey’s ...

SINGAPORE — As a working adult, Mr Johnny Woo Jia Ying was caught up with getting promoted on the job and accumulating wealth, but surviving a stroke three years ago changed all that. Now, the ...

After a turbulent and eventful 2023, TODAY takes a look at what's in store for the next 12 months. The first of our four-part Look Ahead series looks at economic trends this year and how they ...

Former foreign affairs minister George Yeo said there is a misperception that China is a tiger that will "leap at you and eat you up” Its nature, in reality, is that of a panda that will maul ...

While public libraries in some countries are facing dwindling visitorship, funding cuts and copyrights tussles amid the digitalisation wave, those in Singapore have escaped the same fate On the ...