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Growing Home: A look into the future of Our SG Arts Plan (2023-2027)An ‘odd’ otter, digital art generator, and a special edition watch strap. These were just some of the over 80 artworks on display at The…
Tan Kah Kee Foundation turns 40, announces S$60,000 scholarship for ITE graduatesAs guests and members of the Tan Kah Kee Foundation gathered to celebrate the ideals of Mr Tan Kah Kee during its 40th anniversary dinner…
Winter sips, members exclusives and CNY treats with Starbucks Singapore festive menuWho says it has to snow to enjoy the winter? Ease into 2023 sipping Starbucks Singapore’s new winter beverages and munching down on a new…
SportSG completes takeover of Sports Hub. The next challenge? Building it once more.Ninth December 2022 marked a new chapter in the history of the Sports Hub with a flurry of activities and celebration as the new entity,…
Kids learning well the 5-Step wayHe may have hailed from Russia but Dr Alexander Kuznetsov’s commitment to bringing out the best in children is a universal maxim that appeals to…
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Commonwealth Games 2022: Feng Tianwei bags three gold, emotional in retirement hintsSingapore paddler Feng Tianwei will go down in table tennis history after becoming the Games’ most successful player after striking gold in the women’s double.…
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Growing Home: A look into the future of Our SG Arts Plan (2023-2027)
An ‘odd’ otter, digital art generator, and a special edition watch strap. These were just some of the over 80 artworks on display at The National Arts Council’s (NAC) public roadshow, Growing Home: A showcase about The Arts Plan and You. Held at The Arts House from 6 to 15 January 2023, the roadshow seeks…
Tan Kah Kee Foundation turns 40, announces S$60,000 scholarship for ITE graduates
As guests and members of the Tan Kah Kee Foundation gathered to celebrate the ideals of Mr Tan Kah Kee during its 40th anniversary dinner on 8 January, the foundation announced the launch of a new scholarship to support further education for Institute of Technical Education (ITE) graduates. Ten scholarships worth S$6,000 each will be…
Winter sips, members exclusives and CNY treats with Starbucks Singapore festive menu
Who says it has to snow to enjoy the winter? Ease into 2023 sipping Starbucks Singapore’s new winter beverages and munching down on a new food line up that includes those delightful Chinese New Year goodies. Featuring first in the new year new line up is a trio of winter seasonal beverages that range from…
SportSG completes takeover of Sports Hub. The next challenge? Building it once more.
Ninth December 2022 marked a new chapter in the history of the Sports Hub with a flurry of activities and celebration as the new entity, Kallang Alive Sport Management (KASM), took over the fabled grounds and the responsibility of unlocking its full potential. “We are very happy today, that we can celebrate a new chapter…
Kids learning well the 5-Step way
He may have hailed from Russia but Dr Alexander Kuznetsov’s commitment to bringing out the best in children is a universal maxim that appeals to the hearts of parents in Singapore. “So many schools see themselves as performing a function of ‘education’, which includes indoctrination of various sorts, all with noble intentions, I trust, but…
Family talents and favourite songs: Meet the young stars from The Sound of Music
From Salzburg to Singapore, the hills will come alive with The Sound Of Music from 22 Nov to 18 Dec. The musical, based on the 1949 memoir The Story of the Trapp Family, tells the story of Maria von Trapp, the lively governess who changes the lives of the widowed Captain von Trapp and his…
Yokoyama and Quek strike three medals for Singapore in 24th Deaflympics bowling
Gold, silver, and bronze. Singaporean bowlers Adelia Naomi Yokoyama, 23, and Kimberly Quek, 22, edged and struck out the competition bagging a total of three medals at the 24th Deaflympics in Kuala Lumpur. The tournament from 20 to 30 October saw 97 deaf athletes from 16 participating countries striking the pins in a bid to…
Unwrapped: S’pore set law to stop cancel culture but is POFMA cancel culture?
A law in place to prevent cancel culture. That is what Singapore is setting out to do to stop people from docking others’ free speech through aggressive online attacks, said Law and Home Affairs Minister K Shanmugam in an interview in September. This seems timely as this is a time when social media has grown…
Singapore’s first Chief of Armed Forces, Brigadier-General Kirpa Ram Vij dies
Singapore’s first Chief of Armed Forces and Brigadier-General Kirpa Ram Vij died on 29 Oct. He was 87. Before becoming the Director of General Staff, Mr Vij served in the civil service. He was head of the SAF between 1970 and 1974, and became a brigadier-general in 1972. Mr Vij was appointed the Deputy Secretary…
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