The first few years of the pandemic were a difficult, delicate time for Singapore. But our community, businesses and the Government rallied, kept the nation going and paved the way for people to emerge stronger. So people and teams whose public-spiri ...
To round off 2022, Petir.sg is looking back at moments where our Party decisively took action this year. That picture up there? It’s a front-row view of the PAP Awards & Conference on November 6 this year. Honestly, a 3,500-strong gathering like
To round off 2022, Petir.sg is looking back at moments where our Party decisively took action this year. More financial support for Singaporean households was announced by Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Lawrence Wong on October 14. This t ...
Mark February 14, 2023 down on your calendar. That’s when Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Lawrence Wong will deliver the nation’s Budget for 2023. “The Budget is a strategic financial plan to build our future Singapore together. Let’s ...
To round off 2022, Petir.sg is looking back at moments where our Party decisively took action this year. As Minister for Health Ong Ye Kung said at the start of the Healthier SG White Paper debate in October this year, it’s the
To round off 2022, Petir.sg is looking back at moments where our Party decisively took action this year. Singaporeans trusted each other and the Government a lot during the worst of the pandemic. And the Government upheld that trust, said Prime Minis
To round off 2022, Petir.sg is looking back at moments where our Party decisively took action this year. Where’s our country headed? What can we do to secure the future we hope for? And how can each of us contribute? Launched on
In this year-end roundup series, Petir.sg looks back at key moments of 2022. Look around. Take in Singapore’s cityscape. Whether you’re doing so while travelling down a thriving highway, in the downtown heart of the city or in the quiet solace of
In this year-end roundup series, Petir.sg looks back at key moments of 2022. “Let’s push for change and take action together for our mental health, so that we can be #BetterTogether.” This launch video message summed up the Party’s #BetterTogether me ...
For an extra boost this festive season, do use your household’s Community Development Council (CDC) vouchers from 2021 and 2022 if you haven’t already. They expire on December 31, 2022 (don’t worry, more CDC vouchers will be given out in January).&nb ...
In this year-end roundup series, Petir.sg looks back at key moments of 2022. Parliament unanimously endorsed the White Paper on Singapore Women’s Development on Apr 5. This Paper builds “a fairer, more inclusive society, where women and men partnerin ...
To round off 2022, Petir.sg is looking back at moments where our Party decisively took action this year. No masks outdoors. Meeting in groups of up to ten people. We might take these (and international travel) for granted now as the year
In this year-end roundup series, Petir.sg looks back at key moments of 2022. “We cannot accept one country attacking another without justification,” Minister for Foreign Affairs Vivian Balakrishnan stated clearly on Feb 28 in Parliament. “Such a rati ...
In this year-end roundup series, Petir.sg looks back at key moments of 2022. How do we find our way forward? An important question for any nation’s leaders at any time. And an answer needed more acutely for this uncertain era. “Sir, this
Singapore’s food industry is about to get more flavourful. The Industry Transformation Map (ITM) and Jobs Transformation Map for the Food Manufacturing sector were launched yesterday by Manpower Minister Tan See Leng yesterday (Dec 14). “ ...
Here’s some eggs-citing news. On Monday (Dec 13), Minister for Sustainability and the Environment Grace Fu announced that egg exports from Brunei are now Singapore Food Agency-accredited. It’s the Government being resourceful once again in an e ...
As a maritime nation that is highly reliant on the free movement of goods for prosperity and survival, the Singapore Navy has the crucial mission of keeping our sea lines of communication open, said Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong. “Submarines p ...
Taking a broader view, responding collectively to developing trends and working together — these are the three ways countries in Southeast Asia can evolve education systems and create a better future for all in the region, said Deputy Prime Minister ...
A future featuring resilience and inclusivity is the direction many countries are charting while the pandemic wanes and the world recovers. So establishing a stable environment for decent work and social justice is high on the agenda of the Internati ...
Singapore needs sustainable growth — growth that’s bearable, recurring and (this is important) leaves enough to keep future generations comfortable. After all, where’s the wisdom in building towards instant gratification and a dead end? It’s wiser an ...