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20 Stories Indexed3 new bus services for Tengah, Choa Chu Kang and Woodlands in the pipeline
Shuttle services that shadow the upcoming Jurong Region Line will also be introduced from the second half of 2027.
Haze in S’pore: PSI readings across Singapore back in moderate range
The PSI reading in the central area had been in the unhealthy range since 1pm on Sept 19.
Delivery riders welcome guidelines for dedicated condo parking spots and collection lockers
These will ease the inconveniences riders often encounter when entering condominiums.
15,000 reports of illegal shared bike parking from January to July; 4,800 repeat offenders banned
From January 2025 to July 2026, about 95 per cent of shared bike trips ended at designated parking areas.
Residents can get traditional wet market experience at new 24-hour FairPrice supermart in Pasir Ris
The Elias Mall outlet will offer services like fish cutting, and staff will offer cooking tips.
More young Singaporeans seeking recovery treatment at longevity-related wellness centres and clinics
These establishments noted that young customers are keen to prioritise muscle recovery and cognitive well-being.
Octoburst! offers free Children’s Day programmes at Esplanade on Oct 2
Celebrate Children’s Day with arts and play at Esplanade’s Octoburst!
Don’t say ‘just do your best’: What your child actually needs to hear before the PSLE
After an exam paper, parents should also avoid asking “How did you do?” and “Was it hard?”
The simple joys of unhurried days and forest trails during a family holiday
To have a relaxing holiday with kids, reduce activities for more breathing space.
Boxing, yoga, cafe trail: Joo Chiat merchants band together to debut car-free street party on Oct 3
To be held from 3.30pm to 9.30pm, some 90 Joo Chiat businesses will step out of their shophouses to engage the public.
Haze in S’pore: PSI readings in western and central regions in unhealthy range, east dips back to moderate
The PSI started creeping upwards to 102 in the west at 4am on Sept 20.
Haze in S’pore: PSI readings in eastern, western regions hit unhealthy range, joining the central areas
Air quality in the central region has been in the unhealthy range since 1pm on Sept 19.
Haze in S’pore: PSI reading in central region remains unhealthy, east and west dip back to moderate
The PSI readings in the east and west had entered the unhealthy range earlier on Sept 20.
How runaway AI agents could pose an existential threat to humanity
AI could multiply harm across bioterrorism, cyberwarfare, disinformation and advanced weaponry.
Singapore-UAE team wins autonomous car race in Italy on third attempt
Team Kinetiz members came from NTU, UAE tech firm K2 and autonomous systems specialist Alp Autonomy.
AI industry can learn from aviation and nuclear safety: Experts
Safety should not be seen as an impediment to AI innovation, aviation and AI industry players said.
What are the emerging regulations to rein in AI harms?
Governments and policymakers around the world are developing new legal frameworks to address potential risks and negative impacts associated with artificial intelligence technologies. These emerging rules aim to balance technological advancement with public safety, data protection, and ethical considerations.
What happens inside a baby’s brain when looking at screens
A long-term study that tracks the impact of screen exposure on children
To slow down or not? US tech leaders, politicians and researchers clash over need for AI regulations
The Straits Times examines the key polarising views.