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Daily Cuts - Chingay 2024

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Melanie Oliveiro speaks with the founders of two dance groups taking part in Chingay 2024. Ana Paula Nielsen talks about what to expect from her dance group including the famous Carmen Miranda- and Malandro-inspired costumes in the style of Brazil's famous carnivals. Carman Chung discusses her group comprising 20 male and female dancers from different countries (New Zealand, Malaysia, United Kingdom, Hong Kong, Japan, and Singapore) between the ages of 30 to 60.

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Daily Cuts - Purpose for Growth Programme for SMEs

16 SMEs graduated from a programme by the National Volunteer & Philanthropy Centre (NVPC) in collaboration with Unilever Singapore. Andrea Heng and Justine Moss speak with one of the participants Saurabh Sardana, Managing Partner & Founder, Urooj Insights

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Daily Cuts - War in Gaza Updates

The US warns Israel not to invade Rafah, even as it blocks another Security Council resolution calling for a ceasefire. Andrea Heng and Justine Moss speak with Dr Eyal Mayroz, Senior Lecturer, Peace and Conflict Studies, The University of Sydney

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Daily Cuts - #Talkback: Are Long-Term Payouts the Best Way to Retain Nurses?

Singapore Today's Lance Alexander and Daniel Martin speak with Dr Karen Koh, a Chief Nurse at the National University Hospital, and Muhammad Hafashah, a Nurse Clinician there as well, about whether long-term payouts are the best way to retain nurses.

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Daily Cuts - Drone Delivery Services between Singapore and Malaysia

Singapore Today's Lance Alexander and Daniel Martin speak with Paul Yam, CEO of DroneDash, about launching the world’s first cross-border drone delivery services between Singapore and Malaysia. 

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Daily Cuts - Traffic Accidents in Singapore

Singapore Today's Lance Alexander and Daniel Martin speak with Bernard Tay, Chairman of the Singapore Road Safety Council, about why the number of fatal traffic accidents in Singapore rose in 2023. 

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