Multidisciplinary skills needed as S'pore develops world's largest automated port (ST Online)
Singapore University of Social Sciences will offer a new minor programme in maritime management.
How to better help LGBTQ youth struggling with mental health issues (TODAY Online)
To better support LGBTQ youth, there needs to be more clarity on what it means to support them in practice
With Singapore-Malaysia travel back, so are road rage and bad driving (Channel NewsAsia)
Drivers who were desensitised to casual aggression in the past might now be more easily goaded, says SUSS’ Omer Ali Saifudeen.
Regulating avatars in the metaverse (The Business Times)
As businesses look to expand into the metaverse, a global standards and enforcement organisation should be set up to enforce rights and liabilities in the virtual space.
High inflation: A tale of two cities? (The Straits Times)
Headline inflation in Singapore breached 6.7 per cent in June, and looks set to continue rising at least till the year end.
律师出版华文法律普及书籍 四机构设邻里法律服务中心 (8world)
正气法律援助基金会、新加坡律师公会无偿服务中心、新跃社科大学法学院以及后港的天德圣庙，在今天的新书发布仪式上签署备忘录，设立邻里法律服务中心。
Cabaran Dihadapi Siswa Era COVID (Berita Mediacorp)
Bagi Siswa Era COVID yang hadapi segala gangguan yang menerpa – dalam keadaan terasing dari kampus; maka mudah untuk mereka mengalami kemurungan dan gangguan emosi dan mental.
Is Grab set to become the next Netflix – and not in a good way? (Channel NewsAsia)
The ride-hailing sector has been in the spotlight recently amid Grab's shortened waiting time grace period and complaints of higher fares and booking difficulties.