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SMRT fined S$2 million for Dec 2011 disruptions
Public transport operator SMRT will face the maximum financial penalty of S$2 million for the two train service disruptions in December last year. The fine will be donated to the Public Transport Fund to help needy families with........
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Four SDP members want Court of Appeal to hear case on illegal assembly
Four members of the Singapore Democratic Party (SDP) who were convicted of illegal assembly in 2008 are now trying to get the Court of Appeal to hear their cases. SDP's secretary-general Dr Chee Soon Juan, his sister Chee Siok Chin,........
Man jailed, fined for killing pedestrian
A man who drove a car without a valid licence and ended up killing an elderly pedestrian was jailed 11 months and fined S$2,000 today. 22-year-old Shawn See Joo Song was also disqualified from driving all classes of vehicles for 10........
Briton jailed 4 weeks for kicking police officer
A recruitment consultant was jailed four weeks today for kicking a police officer who had arrested him. 31-year-old Luke Raymond Chapman pleaded guilty to voluntarily causing hurt to 21-year-old police corporal (Cpl) Amirul Haikal........
Secondary school students to get lessons on legal issues
The Law Society of Singapore today launched an initiative to bring legal knowledge into classrooms. It is collaborating with 13 secondary schools to teach students the legal implications of offences such as cyber bullying and........
Bukit Timah residents to get more car park space, recreation facilities
Residents in Bukit Timah division can expect more public facilities by early next year. In the pipeline are more car park lots to address rising car ownership, as well as more recreational and exercise facilities to help residents........
New private home sales fall 19.4% in June
The number of new private homes sold last month continued to fall for the second consecutive month, according to the latest data released by the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA). Developers sold 1,371 private homes (excluding........
NTU's Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine appoints new dean
The Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine, a joint medical school by Imperial College London and Singapore's Nanyang Technological University, has appointed Professor Dermot Kelleher as its new dean. Professor Kelleher, who is the........
Judgement reserved on hearing for Hougang by-election case
Singapore - Judgement has been reserved on the open court hearing earlier this morning, over the Prime Minister's discretionary powers in calling for a by-election. In the hearing which lasted about an hour, Justice Philip Pillai heard........
Singapore looking to import more vegetables from Indonesia
Singapore is looking at how it can increase its vegetable imports from Indonesia as it diversifies its food sources. In his latest blog post, National Development Minister Khaw Boon Wan said vegetable imports from traditional........
Fire breaks out at East Village Hotel
A fire broke out at the former Paramount Hotel in Katong this morning at 8.30am, turning the air in the area thick black with smoke. According to the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF), there were 11 casualties, including four........
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Keeping the history of void decks alive
Void decks may be familiar to all HDB residents but they hold special meaning for this 29-year-old. Over the past six years, Mr David Wee has visited numerous traditional provision shops in older housing estates, such as Queenstown........
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