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The CECA Debate Is Pointless If No One Understands How Immigration Works
Photography by Zachary Tang.
Last month, SingStat released Census 2020, a national survey conducted every 10 years on the key characteristics of Singapore’s population.
On the surface, not much has changed. Singapore’s total population grew at an annual rate of 1.1 percent,
Asexuals in Singapore Tell Us How It Feels To Disappear
All images by Feline Lim for RICE Media.
A few years ago, on Valentine’s Day of all days, I was grabbing drinks with an old friend of mine at a bar near the foot of Ann Siang Hill when, apropos of nothing, she came out to me as an asexual.
This news came as quite a shock. Becau
Love, Death and Fungi: What Mushrooms Can Teach Us About Our Relationship With Nature
All photography by Marisse Caine for Rice Media
After a heavy rain, the forest lights up with foxfire.
From the hillsides of Bukit Batok to the green lung of Macritchie, clusters of bioluminescent mushrooms appear seemingly from out of nowhere and all at once, like psy
Classic Movie Reviews: Jack Neo’s Ah Boys to Men Franchise Is A Cultural Treasure
All images taken from Netflix.
The consensus at RICE is that Ah Boys to Men is a terrible franchise. That its director Jack Neo is a hack who has really jumped the shark from his early decent films like Money No Enough and I Not Stupid to directing big-budget B-movies that are essen
I Took A 12 KM Walk To The Industrial Heartlands Of Tuas, Because Phase 2(HA)
All photography by Ivan K. Wu.
A month ago, before Singapore went into ‘heightened alert’, I hit upon the idea of walking to Tuas on foot, following the 2009 heritage trail from Pioneer MRT to Tuas Link station.
The journey is 12-kilometres long and takes roughly two and a half ho