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Daily Cuts - Flying high in a helicopter

Melanie Oliveiro speaks with Australian technopreneur John-Paul Thorbjornsen who recently bought a new Airbus ACH125 helicopter. Together with the Airbus ACH130 Aston Martin helicopter, Thorbjornsen and his team will fly some 30,0000 nautical miles around the world via the North & South Poles. Thorbjornsen will talk more about this 2026 journey.

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Daily Cuts - Do you catch yourself "bed rotting"?

Is "bed rotting" the new self-care trend, or a sign of something more serious? Andrea Heng and Joel Chua get more insights from Dr Joel Yang, clinical psychologist at Mind What Matters.

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Daily Cuts - Boeing's recent incidents - a concern, or a blip?

Recent Boeing incidents raise safety concerns - is it time to worry, or are these isolated events? Andrea Heng and Joel Chua speak with Shukor Yusof, Founder, Endau Analytics, an aviation consultancy to find out more. 

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Daily Cuts - War in Gaza

US president Joe Biden piles on pressure on Israel not to invade Rafah – the last refuge of Palestians in Gaza. Andrea Heng and Joel Chua speak with Zach Levey, Visiting Professor, International Affairs Program, University of Colorado at Boulder to find out more.

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Daily Cuts - Why we need to preserve the Singapore Indoor Stadium

Singapore Today's Lance Alexander and Daniel Martin speak with Professor Lai Chee Kien, Vice-President of the Society of Architectural and Urban Historians of Asia, about the need to preserve the Singapore Indoor Stadium.

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Daily Cuts - Childminding: The answer to Singapore's drought of good, affordable babysitters?

Singapore Today's Lance Alexander and Daniel Martin speak with Dr Rebecca Chan, Lecturer, Psychology and Child and Human Development, NIE, about whether childminding could help parents facing difficulty in hiring good, affordable babysitters.

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