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Daily Cuts - S1E328: Helping kids fall in love with nature

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How can parents get their kids to better appreciate nature and be more involved in caring for it? Could working together to start their own garden help? Yusuf, who is a father to two young kids Orion and Tara, did just that. CNA938's Arnold Gay and Justine Moss speak with him to find out more. Yusuf has been teaching his kids some gardening skills and even set up an Instagram page to track their progress in picking them up.

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Daily Cuts - S1E105: Finding Grandma On Google Maps

Singapore Today speaks with a TikTok user about visiting his grandmother using the Google Street View tool, and his thoughts over his TikTok feature resonating with so many people over the recent festive period.

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Daily Cuts - S1E104: Safer Internet Day

7 February is Safer Internet Day. How much of your actions could expose you to threats online? Get tips on how you can make the online space safer and better for everyone.  Guest: Vicky Ray, Director, Unit 42, Palo Alto Networks

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Daily Cuts - S1E103: Singapore Women's Tchoukball team is World's #1!

Singapore women’s national tchoukball team is now the world's best. CNA938's Yasmin Jonkers spoke with Irene Tan, National women's captain about how they made it to the top with limited resources.

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Daily Cuts - S1E102: Tribute to Riz Sunawan

The MediaCorp family lost a friend on Wednesday, 8 Feb 2023. Riz Sunawan was a Malay News Presenter and he was diagnosed with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis or ALS in October 2018. CNA938's Yasmin Jonkers & Justine Moss paid tribute to the late Riz Sunawan with former Radio Presenter, Fiza O. We also talked about the misconceptions of ALS with Dr Gethin Thomas, MND Australia & Chair of the ALS/MND Alliance Scientific Advisory Council. 

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Daily Cuts - S1E101: Bringing the First Nation's people to bookworms

The Australian High Commission will be formally donating around 90 First Nations children and adult books to our National Library as well as the newly opened Punggol Children's Library. Singapore Today speaks to Yvette Smith, Manager of the Visits and Events department at the Australian High Commission, Singapore, on the significance of this donation.

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