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Daily Cuts - Why younger children take a longer time to report sexual abuse

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A study by the Ministry of Social and Family Development has found that younger children were more likely to take a longer time to report their encounters of sexual abuse compared to those who were older. Asia First’s Susan Ng and Hairianto Diman sought to understand this matter a little better, and find out from Lin Jiayong, clinical child psychologist, Annabelle Psychology, how we can cultivate a safe environment for them to report such cases. 

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Daily Cuts - Keeping an urban farming business afloat

Singapore Today's Lance Alexander and Justine Moss speak with Karthik Rajan, CEO, LivFresh, about keeping his urban farming business afloat at a time when a few local high-tech farms have shuttered here.

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Daily Cuts - In conversation with national freediver Michelle Ooi

Singapore Today's Lance Alexander and Justine Moss speak with national freediver Michelle Ooi about 3 national records that she broke in a recent freediving Depth World Cup series in Cebu.

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Daily Cuts - Analysis: Results of SQ321 incident preliminary investigations

Singapore Today's Lance Alexander and Justine Moss speak with Shantanu Gangakhedkar, Senior Consultant (Aviation), Asia-Pacific, Frost and Sullivan, about the results from preliminary investigations of the Singapore Airlines flight SQ321 incident.

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Daily Cuts - Pro Bono SG series – Social Media Defamation Issues

Being active with your posts on social media comes with responsibility. But what does the law have to say about social media posts? And what action can you take if you’re defamed online? Work It's Stanley Leong and Hui Wong speak with Fong Wei Li, Managing Director, Forward Legal LLC to find out about our legal rights on social media platforms.

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Daily Cuts - Choon Hoy Parlor

Work It's Stanley Leong and Hui Wong speak with Dylan Ong, the chef-owner of Choon Hoy Parlor, about the lady that handed him the ladle to cook food for the soul. It’s focused on heirloom and heritage recipes, and is Dylan’s way of paying tribute to his mum, Mrs Ong Choon Hoy.

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