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Daily Cuts - Why don't elderly men get involved in activities

Keeping our seniors healthy, both physically and mentally, is becoming more important, given Singapore’s rapidly-ageing society. But a recent CNA report found a glaring disparity between elderly men and women who participate in activities organised for them. One large community organisation that supports the elderly told us that men make up only 10 percent of its participants. Associate Professor Carol Ma, Head of Gerontology Programmes, SUSS tells us why social engagement is important for the elderly, and how we can get more men involved.

Daily Cuts - Supporting women through unplanned pregnancy

Singapore Today's Lance Alexander and Justine Moss speak with Alicia Boo, Head of Impact, and Principal Counsellor, Focus on the Family Singapore, about giving more support to women dealing with unplanned pregnancies.

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Daily Cuts - Drop in October international visitor arrivals

Singapore Today's Lance Alexander and Justine Moss speak with Professor Sumit Agarwal, Professor of Finance, Economics and Real Estate, NUS Business School, about international visitor arrivals falling month-on-month here for the third straight month in October.

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Daily Cuts - In the Chaos Room

Melanie Oliveiro speaks with Philippe Mallet, APAC Regional Manager, Fever Originals, about Chaos Lab, which features new elements of interactive activity, aimed at encouraging learning through play.

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Daily Cuts - Krunkle

Melanie Oliveiro speaks with Justin Leow and Dzak, members of Krunkle, a Singaporean four-piece band blending 90s alternative rock with noise pop, about their debut EP, "RANCID", and how they have grown on their music journey.

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Daily Cuts - Working with animals

Melanie Oliveiro speaks with Tricia Bea, Junior Keeper, Primates and Anand Kumar, Curator, Carnivores, Small Mammals and Marsupials, about their work in the Singapore Zoo.

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