Johor town makes a business out of Singapore's used fridges

JOHOR: Refrigerators of every size, model and age line the dusty streets of a town in Johor, Malaysia – discarded by those living in Singapore, a two-hour drive away. Inside five of these old refrigerators lie a tracking device each, planted as part of ... ( read original story ...)

'No justification' for Quebec mosque shooting: MFA

SINGAPORE: There can be no justification for an attack on a ... "They should monitor the local news and follow the instructions of the Canadian authorities. They are also advised to keep in touch with their family and friends so that they know you ... ( read original story ...)

Koh Nguang How: Singapore's one-man museum

Yishun once made the local news for being home to the first neighbourhood in Singapore where it was permitted to keep cats. Now the unobtrusive suburb plays host to a unique cultural ark - a tiny version of Borges' infinite library that can be tidied away ... ( read original story ...)

Fitness movement CrossFit powers ahead in Singapore

SINGAPORE: It might sound unappealing to some, but earlier this month (Jan 20) a group of 20 fitness fanatics left the comfort of their beds to get up at the crack of dawn to take part in a high-intensity, multi-discipline workout at Marina Barrage. They ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore must renew economy to stay prosperous: PM Lee

At a time of uncertainty in the global environment, Singapore must renew its economy again to remain vibrant and prosperous, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong says. "This emphasis on renewal is even sharper in this Year of the Rooster, whose crowing signals a ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore is seventh least corrupt country

Singapore has moved up a notch in an annual ranking of countries deemed the least corrupt in the world. It ranked 7th on graft watchdog Transparency International's 2016 Corruption Perceptions Index, up from 8th place in 2015. But it scored 84 points on ... ( read original story ...)

Terrex: Hong Kong to return Singapore army vehicles

The Terrex infantry carriers were impounded on their way back from Taiwan, where Singapore had been using them in training exercises. The incident sparked a diplomatic dispute between Singapore and China, which has sovereignty over Hong Kong. Hong Kong ... ( read original story ...)