A quick look at what our MPs have been up to as they join their residents for a weekend of fun, games and fireworks in celebration of Singapore's 58th birthday.
If you were anywhere near the Padang (or anywhere around the city centre) this past Saturday evening (Jul 22), you would have heard the music. Plus, you would have seen the marches, watched helicopters and planes soar past and gazed up at
Building a sense of identity and belonging is a challenge in contemporary Singapore. Yet the durian, otherwise known as the marmite of food, has managed to transcend race, language and religion to draw diverse communities together.
Maintaining racial harmony at a time when identity politics is on the rise will continue to be a work in progress. That is why all year round, our MPs act as a magnet, encouraging Singaporeans from all walks of life to come
There is a lot to be said — and written — about the pleasure of sitting back and spending a good time with a good book. Really, reading for fun is one way to detach from the busyness of life and find
Some of our GRCs might be down an MP. But working closely with activists and volunteers, our PAP MPs will continue to ensure residents are well looked after and supported in their needs.
That cyclist passing by you on Singapore’s widening bike paths and green, calming parks? He might just be MP Baey Yam Keng (Tampines GRC). MP Baey has made it his mission to clock 100km by August 20 this year. This is for
What does it mean to be a caregiver? What help is available? As our caregiving needs increase in complexity and frequency, the ‘We See You Care’ campaign aims to shine a spotlight on the unseen labour of caregivers and give them the
Promoting and strengthening families has always been a priority for the PAP. Because more than being a ‘nice to have’, happy families are a significant factor that drives our well-being, providing comfort and reassurance in times of crisis.
Like a software update, version 2.0 of our heritage masterplan aims to turbocharge our relationship with heritage in four new areas - Identity, Community, Industry and Innovation.
SG Enable is ten years old! As we move towards refreshing our social compact, our success as a nation will be defined by our willingness to embrace diversity and build an inclusive society.
What started as a New Year Message by then-Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong in 1996 has since evolved into a National Movement and beyond. Today, it is about embedding kindness into our national psyche and using that kindness to build a caring
PAP Women’s Wing celebrates Mother’s Day with a bang! Besides launching an online repository of heritage recipes to honour our mothers, it has raised over half a million dollars to provide supermarket vouchers to mothers and children in need.
Elmie Nekmat remains a “grounded and hands-on academic”. Find out here, in Petir.sg’s exclusive interview with Sengkang Central Branch Chair Elmie Nekmat.
“We must build bridges, not walls,” said Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat in Parliament on Apr 20. This was part of his call for us as a nation to get three things right so that Singapore can continue to succeed in