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Daily Cuts - S1E241: Showcasing Singapore on screens worldwide

Singapore's tourism and media agencies will set aside S$10 million to get our city on more screens around the world. Major streamers and production studios will be involved in creating content showcasing our offerings and experiences. CNA938's Arnold Gay and Yasmin Jonkers speak with Tan Si En, a Singaporean film producer, to hear what she thinks. Si En, who has worked with celebrated directors like Anthony Chen and Kirsten Tan, also shares her ideas on how Singapore can be showcased to the world. 

Daily Cuts - S1E55: Santa Claus Academy

Santa Claus is coming to town as they say: but he’s in Singapore already and Singapore Today gets him on the line - we’re talking about one of Santa’s ambassadors-of-sorts: Pear Metze.

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Daily Cuts - S1E54: Sentosa Giants

Inviting visitors to contemplate the value of trash - four giant sculptures have arrived on Sentosa's sandy shores to do just that.  They're the work of a Danish artist shining the spotlight on recycling and sustainability. Singapore Today speaks to the man himself, Thomas Dambo.

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Daily Cuts - S1E53: Football and Spine injuries

Caught up in World Cup fever and itching to hit the pitch? Think twice before that sliding tackle of your mate - as it could sometimes cause spinal injury. Guest: Dr James Tan, Spine Surgeon, Gleneagles Hospital

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Daily Cuts - S1E52: Digital Trust

Singapore Today speaks to Tan Kiat How, Senior Minister of State for Communications and Information and SGTech Digital Trust Committee patron, on why digital trust is important for Singaporeans, especially in a world where cyber fraud and scams are growing.

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Daily Cuts - S1E51: Champion Of Inclusivity In The Arts

Singapore Today speaks with Lim Lee Lee, one of the recipients of this year’s  Goh Chok Tong Enable Awards, for being a dedicated inclusivity champion in the arts sector.

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