Big Read: AI is not wiping out all entry-level jobs, but it's changing the game and fresh jobseekers need to level up
Experts say AI isn't wiping out all junior roles, but it's forcing fresh grads to level up and prove the one thing machines still can't replace: human judgment.
Big Read: Can biohacking rewrite the human operating system?
The biohacking community embraces methods that vary widely. Some focus on very precise tweaks to their diet, sleep and exercise, while others turn to technology, embracing treatments such as red light therapy and hyperbaric oxygen therapy.
Up Close: 'I will die as an artist' - Paralympian Toh Wei Soong takes creative flight beyond the pool
For years, Toh Wei Soong raced for medals in the public eye while honing his artistry in private. Now he reflects on how the challenges of being an elite athlete have shaped his identity and creative pursuits.
Ground Up: Loud banging, shouting and music – more Singaporeans find themselves trapped by noisy neighbours
From late-night banging to verbal abuse, residents say official channels offer little relief in neighbour disputes, leaving many sleep-deprived and facing mental health strains.
Voices: In a cashless society, parents must do more to help kids understand money's value
In a world where bills and coins have been replaced by numbers on a screen, it's essential for parents to actively teach financial lessons instead of just letting kids watch, finance blogger Dawn Cher says.
Adulting: Here's how couples can keep romance alive amid humdrum day-to-day life
Many couples cherish the thrill of the honeymoon phase, even though it's natural that this intensity often fades. That doesn't mean the spark has died.
Mental Health Matters: Why are so many people turning their health and fitness efforts into a numbers game?
From step counts to sleep scores, the pursuit of self-optimisation can backfire, leading some to lose joy in the very activities they track.
