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Daily Cuts - Committee of Supply: MSE declares 2024 as the Year of Public Hygiene

2024 has been designated as the Year of Public Hygiene. Minister of Sustainability and the Environment Grace Fu announced this in Parliament on Monday. At the same time, households in public housing to receive $300 dollars worth of 'climate' vouchers, to encourage them to buy energy or water saving appliances. Susan Ng and John Leong find out more with Dr Amy Khor, Senior Minister of State for Sustainability and the Environment and Senior Minister of State for Transport.

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Daily Cuts - Edelman Trust Barometer Survey

A survey on trust reveals declining confidence in the management of innovation That's despite a rise in trust in the government, which remains the most trusted institution in the country. Joel Chua and Susan Ng find out more from Joshua Phua, Client Director at Edelman Singapore

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Daily Cuts - Germany - ASEAN relations

Germany welcomes the leaders of three Southeast Asian nations this week - Malaysia, The Philippines and Thailand. Joel Chua and Susan Ng find out what greater German engagement could mean for the region with Dr Frederick Kliem, Managing Director of Episteme Consultants and Adjunct Fellow, S Rajaratnam School of International Studies

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Daily Cuts - New Regulations on Personal Mobility Aids (PMAs)

Singapore Today's Lance Alexander and Daniel Martin speak with Winsen Citra, Principal Physiotherapist, Elevate Physiotherapy, about how new regulations on personal mobility aids (PMAs) could come into effect as early as next year.

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Daily Cuts - #Talkback: Are You in Favour of the Right to Disconnect From Work?

Singapore Today's Lance Alexander and Daniel Martin speak with Adrian Choo, CEO and Founder of Career Agility International, a career strategy consultancy, about whether your company should leave you alone after office hours.

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Daily Cuts - Taylor Swift’s Concerts Expected to Boost Singapore’s GDP

Singapore Today's Lance Alexander and Daniel Martin speak with Chua Han Teng, Economist at DBS, about how Taylor Swift’s concerts are estimated to add around S$300 million (US$225 million) to S$400 million, or 0.2 percentage points of GDP, to Singapore's economy.

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