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It’s Layoff Season, but We Don’t Know How to Say Goodbye to Office Buddies

It’s Layoff Season, but We Don’t Know How to Say Goodbye to Office Buddies

An office BFF makes all the difference in the daily grind. But then they leave.

by Eve Lock March 23, 2023

The Singaporean Running and Gunning for Glory

The Singaporean Running and Gunning for Glory

Shermaine Tung aims to compete at this year's SEA Games. However, with a recent injury to her back, the seasoned traveller is careful about taking risks.

by Daniel Peters March 9, 2023

A Gamer’s Quest for a Second Life After Stroke

A Gamer’s Quest for a Second Life After Stroke

“Sometimes life just does you dirty. What can you do about it?"

by Rainer Cheung March 6, 2023

Degrees from Private Schools–Are They Really Just ‘Toilet Paper’ Certs to Many?

Degrees from Private Schools–Are They Really Just ‘Toilet Paper’ Certs to Many?

Graduates from private schools may be ready to work. But do potential employers see it the same way?

by Farah Wahidah February 28, 2023

An Actor’s Job is to Honour the Ugly Things in Life

An Actor’s Job is to Honour the Ugly Things in Life

When portraying a tragic role gets too close for comfort.

by Rainer Cheung February 27, 2023

What It Takes to Rebuild Limbs and Lives for Patients

What It Takes to Rebuild Limbs and Lives for Patients

New limbs, new hope, new lives.

by Hazel Tang February 17, 2023

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Even in the Face of Breast Cancer, This Woman Continues to Give

Even in the Face of Breast Cancer, This Woman Continues to Give

With a one-way ticket, Enik Teo left home in Indonesia to carve a life on her own in Singapore. However, her long-held ambitions to study and start a business were quickly hedged by a life-changing diagnosis.

by Eve Lock

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The Art of the Con: How Scammers Exploit Singaporeans

The Art of the Con: How Scammers Exploit Singaporeans

“They trust us, they love us, and they are ready to do everything we tell them to do… That’s why we call it pig-butchering.”

by RICE

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For Better or Worse: How a Stroke at 30 Changed Our Marriage

Ian's life as a newly married man was an adventure waiting to unfold—until he had a stroke at the age of 35.

by RICE

March 6, 2023

Not Just the Airport: Changi is Also First in Many Things We Do Not Know Of

Not Just the Airport: Changi is Also First in Many Things We Do Not Know Of

Changi will still be the "first" in many areas, even without our world-renowned airport.

by Hazel Tang

February 13, 2023

Chinese New Year Reminded Me Why I Love My Grandmother

Chinese New Year Reminded Me Why I Love My Grandmother

A matriarch and her granddaughter reconnect in the kitchen over meticulous handmade delicacies shared on Instagram.

by Daniel Peters

January 28, 2023