Repeal of 377A: Singapore’s peaceful, lawful process to end ban on gay sex
It took Singapore 15 years to finally say “yes” to repeal Section 377A, a deeply divisive law that criminalises sex...
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A Rollei camera, a factory coat, old photos: artefacts of Singapore in the 1970s
Retiree Chong Nam Soy, 73, keeps a Rollei 35 LED camera and his factory coat safely in his bedroom, only...
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Paralympian Theresa Goh first para athlete elected to SNOC Athletes’ Commission
Singapore’s paralympian Theresa Goh is only 35, yet she has broken many firsts in her life. She was not only...
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Padang named the 75th national monument on Singapore’s 57th National Day
The Padang, a 4.3-hectare patch of green in front of the former City Hall building, has been named Singapore’s 75th...
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A National Day song about Katong, a place that everyone knows and loves
While the rest of Singapore is singing national songs in celebration of the 57th National Day, acapella group Vocaluptuous decided...
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Belinda Foo: Former national squash queen who is still breaking records at 57
At 57, Belinda Foo was the only woman in the team representing Singapore in the Heptathlon event at this year’s...
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Loss of structure, sudden freedom drive some to break the law again and again
Many re-offenders in Singapore who repeatedly break the law and return to prison “time and time again”, are said to...
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Commonwealth Games 2022: Team Singapore make waves at the pool, clinch silver
It was a great start to the 2022 Commonwealth Games for Team Singapore when swimmer Teong Tzen Wei clinched the...
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Singapore youth sprinter Mark Lee Ren missed the semis at World Athletics Under 20
Teenage 100m sprinter Mark Lee Ren was Singapore's hope at the World Athletics Under 20 in Cali, Colombia. But the...
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