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It was my day: Shanti Pereira celebrates after winning 200m gold at the Asian Games

The Singaporean is the first woman to win back-to-back 200m titles at the Asian Games.

Bangkok floods force thousands into shelters

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Barisan Nasional to leave unity govt once Parliament is dissolved, says chairman Zahid

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$2.9 million raised so far for Malaysia’s ex-PM Najib, says DPM Zahid

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Singapore’s new Primary 1 rules: Who lives around the 12 schools getting a wider catchment?

What the West misses when it judges China’s dogged AI pursuit

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SCDF fire engine stuck in grass patch near HDB block in Sengkang

SCDF officers worked with a vehicle contractor to move the fire engine back onto firm ground.

The incident occurred at about 3.50pm on Sept 24, after firefighters completed routine checks on the fire safety provisions at Block 338A Anchorvale Crescent.

Haze in S’pore: PSI remains in unhealthy range in central region

England-born footballer Perry Ng receives S’pore citizenship, in line to play at Asian Cup

AI and the latest, most existential opportunity to lay down journalism’s role

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Singapore proposes a UN framework convention on AI safety

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Malaysia-made luxury foods for less? Meet the farmers behind its caviar, wagyu and melons

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Barisan Nasional to leave unity govt once Parliament is dissolved, says chairman Zahid

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Japanese anime actor fights TikTok over AI voice cloning

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In the quest for happiness, consider the reverse bucket list

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The haze is back in Singapore. How does it compare with previous years?

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askST Jobs: How to tell if you’re being micromanaged or closely supervised. What’s the difference?

Micromanagement can limit autonomy, but employees may be able to regain it by building trust.

There is a difference between a boss who checks in on employees and one who constantly hovers like a “helicopter parent” over them.

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More young Singaporeans seeking recovery treatment at longevity-related wellness centres and clinics

The red light therapy room at House Longevity studio on Sept 2. House Longevity is among at least eight longevity-centred wellness centres and clinics that have opened here in recent years.
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Will cutting down on drinking make me uncool?

ST’s assistant Life editor Clara Lock has reduced her alcohol consumption drastically since April.
ST’s assistant Life editor Clara Lock has reduced her alcohol consumption drastically since April.

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OCBC’s blue-chip plan gains traction with young investors, with 1 in 4 customers now under 35

OCBC head of treasury products and equities Germaine Tan says the growing attention on the STI and Singapore being seen as a safe haven have contributed to the growth of its BCIP.
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