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Daily Cuts - A Christmas under the sea

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Melanie Oliveiro speaks with Jessica Yap, the marketing manager from Wisma Atria, and Bae Kyungsoo, a LASALLE student designer about their involvement in Wisma Atria’s Spellbinding Aquatic Wonderland. They’ll talk about how visitors to the mall can look forward to live performances and artist meet and greet sessions, exclusive collectible figurine customisations on selected days, and exclusive mall promotions during the campaign period. The young designer will also discuss the Christmas installations, inspired by a fantastical seascape that invites visitors to immerse themselves in an aquatic wonderland incorporating symbols of good fortune and peace.

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Daily Cuts - Yì: Where art and food meet

Yì stands for ‘art’ in Mandarin. It’s also the name of a fine Chinese restaurant where specially curated dishes, lost masterpieces and ancient Chinese provincial items make it to your dining table. Work It's Stanley Leong and Justine Moss speak with the mastermind of Yì, Chef Jereme Leung, on Eat Drink Singapore.

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Daily Cuts - Singapore Red Cross works to get aid into Gaza

A team from the Singapore Red Cross is in Cairo, Egypt. They are working to get desperately needed aid supplies into the besieged enclave of Gaza. We get a first-hand account of these efforts from Sahari Ani, Group Director & Dean of the Singapore Red Cross Academy.

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Daily Cuts - Should policymakers trust data on feelings?

The recent Singapore Economic Policy Forum 2023 discussed the “determinants on the quality of life in Singapore”. One economist explained how policymakers can interpret data on self-reported feelings and personal sentiments, when it comes to identifying what makes Singaporeans happy. Joining us is Prof Nattavudh Powdthavee, Professor of Economics, NTU.

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Daily Cuts - Netanyahu rules out ceasefire despite international pressure

In the latest developments on the Israel-Hamas war, Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu rules out a ceasefire with Hamas, despite international pressure. And slow progress being made with extracting hostages from Gaza. Joining us to share insights into the broadening conflict is Prof Nader Hashemi, Associate Prof of Middle East and Islamic Politics, Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University.

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Daily Cuts - A place for all your wandering needs

Melanie Oliveiro speaks Amelia Yamato-Leow and Randall Han, co-founders of Wunderguide, a personal AI travel guide that has recently been developed for travellers to use. Inspired by their own personal travels to Japan and Europe, they will touch on what travellers want to know to plan a good travel exploration in different destinations, and how Wunderguide can help to plug that gap. 

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