With today's bleak economic outlook, along with a future that is increasingly uncertain, could this be the place and time to re-consider unemployment support?
Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Lawrence Wong delivered the Budget yesterday (Feb 14), an inclusive and fair “Valentine’s Day gift” to Singaporeans. It has support measures for Singaporeans. It grows our economy and equips our worker ...
Parliament (PARL) will be in session this coming Monday (Feb 6) and Tuesday (Feb 7), and accountability and transparency are on the agenda. Some must-watches: Our PAP MPs have submitted questions about the SPH Media Trust and Keppel Offshore & Ma ...
Minister of Education Chan Chun Sing has been busy visiting schools and documenting his learning journey on TikTok. The last we checked (less than a month ago on January 4), he had two videos up. He’s got 13 now, and you might
Chinese New Year is a joyous time for reunions. For Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, it is also the time to celebrate and reminisce with former comrades who have retired from politics and public service. After all, the legacy of their serv
For many of us, the days leading up to Lunar New Year are often a frenetic affair filled with last-minute shopping trips to the supermarket. But for three of our ministers, Ms Josephine Teo, Mr Desmond Lee and Mr Tharman Shanmugaratnam, it
After nearly three years of battling the pandemic, the Chinese New Year (CNY) this year feels a little bit more normal as we fully resume our celebrations. And with CNY goodies all laid out, it’s naturally very tempting for us to stuff
Earlier this month, circulation figures of various SPH Media Trust (SMT) titles were found to be inflated by between 85,000 and 95,000, or 10 to 12 per cent of the reported daily average circulation. This was done through means such as counting ...
To begin on a down note: Stealing infant milk powder to sell for profit is a thing for some dishonest people who don’t necessarily even have kids. It’s not endemic. But common enough that staff at NTUC FairPrice’s Bukit Batok and Boon
Chances are you’ve heard about corporate social responsibility. It’s how companies integrate social and environmental concerns in their business alongside profit-making ones. What about corporate purpose, though? It’s a very useful concept for develo ...
Not long ago, East Coast GRC MP Ms Cheryl Chan shared the exciting news that by the end of 2023, 100 per cent of the HDB blocks in Fengshan will have solar panels installed on their rooftops. Ms Chan, also the GRC’s
“A” is the best, when it comes to those big labels on drink cans, packs and bottles you’re seeing these days. That’s because these letters under the new Nutri-Grade labelling system, which was launched last Friday (Dec 30), indicate how much sugar
Despite being an island of plenty, we are lacking in space — space to dispose of our waste. With only one single landfill due to run out of space by 2035, Garden City could very well turn into Garbage City if we
Minister for Education Chan Chun Sing is now on TikTok. “Let’s see how my 2023 goes,” he posted this Tuesday (Jan 2) in a video kickstarting the New Year (and his channel). We at Petir.sg reckon it’ll be busy: One of the
Comrade Eric Low Siak Meng, Hougang’s former Branch Chairman and Adviser to Hougang GROs, passed on early this morning (Jan 3). He was 75. Comrade Low contributed for years in key positions in civil and public service. He was the Vice-Chairman of