From rejection to reinvention: Some fresh graduates, retrenched workers find their way out despite sluggish job market
Despite low unemployment, the job market in Singapore remains highly competitive. Some graduates and retrenched mid-career workers have found success by embracing reskilling, career coaching and non-linear paths.
How these Singaporeans are chasing their dreams and cutting costs by 'super commuting' between cities
These supercommuters say that the main benefit of their lifestyle is the fact that they get to earn a paycheck in Singapore while spending on the much more affordable costs of living in a neighbouring country.
He skipped school only to rank 18th in a boy band reality show, but singer-songwriter WhyLucas has no regrets
The 22-year-old business student put his life on hold to compete in a Chinese-Thai reality competition show that could have landed him a spot in an international boy group. He came back with new conviction about going solo.
Wild monkeys in Punggol: The actions of one resident can unleash chaos on a whole block, say experts
Neighbours have also been keeping each other updated about monkey sightings through a Telegram chat.
I don’t want to micro-manage my kids’ schoolwork. But as a PSLE parent, do I have any other choice?
Ms Kelly Ang has always leaned towards a hands-off approach with her five children's studies. She explains how she is helping her oldest child prepare for the Primary School Leaving Examination without taking over completely.
'Things were not the same anymore': After one partner cheats, can a relationship truly be saved?
After an affair, many factors can affect a couple's decision to split up or stay together. How both partners respond after the betrayal is key, relationship counsellors said.
Not a clock watcher? These steps can ensure you don't upset those who are
If you find yourself taking longer than expected to complete tasks, you might be an “event-timer" who plans activities relative to each other rather than by the clock.
