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Daily Cuts - Is Project Wolbachia working?

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Singapore Today's Lance Alexander and Daniel Martin speak with Dr Loh Jiashen, Infectious Diseases Specialist, Farrer Park Hospital, about how effective Project Wolbachia could be in reducing dengue cases in Singapore.

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Daily Cuts - SIXiDES - a Made in SG home renovation & interior design platform

In ‘Made in SG’, Melanie Oliveiro speaks with Astley Ng, founder of SIXiDES, a tech platform that aims to transform the renovation and interior design industry. Ng will discuss how he champions an empathetic approach to interior design by – for example – enabling would-be clients to upload photos of their living spaces and set their budget. He’ll also recall how he worked with a visually impaired client, and how he’s guiding the next generation of interior designers using YouTube.

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Daily Cuts - Secrets of Machu Picchu

Step into the wonders of Machu Picchu with Melanie Oliveiro and Steph Wetherell, co-founder of Alchemist Travel. Uncover the best ways to explore Peru’s iconic ruins—by train or hike— and hear fascinating tips on hidden gems nearby! Also, discover how new rules are shaping the way we preserve and experience this historic treasure.

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Daily Cuts - #TalkBack: Why haven't you made the switch to e-hong baos?

Singapore Today's Daniel Martin and Angela Lim speak with Professor Lawrence Loh, Director, Centre for Governance and Sustainability, NUS Business School, about getting more Singaporeans to switch to e-hong baos.

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Daily Cuts - Someone's stalking you... What to do?

Singapore Today's Daniel Martin and Angela Lim speak with Yamuna Bala, Associate Director, Tembusu Law, about what you should do if you get stalked, and if it is too much trouble to get help.

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Daily Cuts - Are we a Uri-Nation?

Singapore Today's Daniel Martin and Angela Lim speak with Dr Annabelle Chow, Principal Clinical Psychologist, Annabelle Psychology, about what could lead some people to commit public urination in Singapore.

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