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Daily Cuts - Marrying art and sustainability through ocean innovation

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In ‘Destination Anywhere’ Melanie Oliveiro speaks with Cesar Jung-Harada, Singapore-based French-Japanese Designer, Environmentalist and Educator. Jung-Harada talks about his solo exhibition ‘Cesar Jung-Harada: An Ocean City Imagined’. It showcases large-scale, groundbreaking technological inventions that harness the power of the oceans to offer renewable and sustainable solutions to the climate crisis. Jung-Harada discusses these solutions and more via his art installations christened: The International Ocean Station, Ocean Solar Hydrogen and Ocean Train.

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Daily Cuts - Earth’s wildlife is declining at a shocking rate, but what does it really mean?

A new report shows wildlife populations around the world are dropping drastically – it’s down 73 percent over just 50 years. But what do the findings really mean, and is it as alarming as it sounds? Andrea Heng chats with Uma Sachidhanandam, Director Of Conservation & Science, WWF- heading straight to the source and clarify the data. 

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Daily Cuts - Bullying in Singapore’s schools: More incidents or more exposure?

About two in every 1,000 primary school pupils and five in every 1,000 secondary school students report bullying incidents each year. While MOE cites a steady number of cases, social media has raised the profile of such incidents – enough for school bullying to be a topic of discussion in Parliament this week. Andrea Heng speaks to Cheung Hoi Shan, Assistant Professor, Psychology and Child & Human Development, National Institute of Education, to find out more. 

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Daily Cuts - Singapore blocks Income-Allianz deal: What lies ahead for the business, customers

Singapore has moved to block a deal that would have allowed German insurer Allianz to own a majority stake in local insurer Income, citing a lack of confidence that Income would be able to continue as a social movement – but is leaving the door open as long as public concerns are addressed. Andrea Heng speaks to Eddy Cheong, CEO, Havend. They look ahead to Income’s future operations, how it can continue being financially viable as a co-operative movement and potential partners it can work with to stay relevant. 

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Daily Cuts - Iran, Israel intensify their attacks – is this now an Iran-Israel war?

Hezbollah has launched fresh drone strikes on northern Israel as a retaliation to Israel’s attacks on Lebanon, marking the most serious clash in the year-long conflict between Israel and Iran’s proxies. Andrea Heng and Prof Zach Levey, Visiting Professor, International Affairs Program, University of Colorado at Boulder, analyse Iran’s next moves as it reshapes its strategy towards Israel through bolder attacks, while US involvement grows with the delivery of the THAAD missile system. 

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Daily Cuts - Singapore's economy grew 4.1% in Q3 of 2024

Singapore Today's Lance Alexander and Daniel Martin speak with Barnabas Gan, Acting Group Chief Economist at RHB Bank, about how Singapore's economy picked up momentum in the third quarter of 2024, growing by 4.1 per cent from a year ago.  

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