The Big Read: Good and affordable babysitters are hard to find (TODAY)
Parents of infants have highlighted that finding sufficient childcare support is a major challenge in Singapore, as infant care centres have few vacancies and some are too costly.
Fall detection package available from April to support seniors ageing in place in HDB flats (ST)
Interested households can opt for a fall detection package from April 1, as part of efforts to improve the living environment of seniors and support their ageing in place.
The gift of superstar concerts: Swiftie lessons from Auntie Economist (ST)
Taylor Swift’s marketing juggernaut is an economic and cultural powerhouse to learn from.
‘The genie’s out of the bottle’: When AI meets politics (BT)
It’s getting harder to discern what’s AI-generated versus what’s real. With major elections happening this year, more needs to be done to fight AI misuse.
'Glamorising' crime to create buzz for business shows lack of awareness about history (CNA)
The Gotti Italiano restaurant and its Hip Hop Mafioso event were called out by Italy's ambassador to Singapore Dante Brandi.
Employment in Singapore grows by 88,400 in 2023 (ST)
Singapore’s total employment grew by 88,400 in 2023, largely driven by employment growth among foreigners.
கவிஞர் பிரியா கணேசனின் சிறுவர் நூல்கள் வெளியீடு (Tamil Murasu)
கவிஞர் பிரியா கணேசன் சிறுவர்களுக்காக எழுதிய நான்கு நூல்கள் அண்மையில் வெளியீடு கண்டன.
Why voluntarily causing hurt is not an arrestable offence and how victims can seek recourse (TODAY)
An alleged assault during an incident involving a drag performer at Marina Bay Sands last Sunday raised some eyebrows when it came to light that such an offence is treated as "non-arrestable".
Over half in S'pore say society, technology changing too fast (TODAY)
More than half of people here believe that society and technology are changing too quickly and in ways that do not benefit them, a survey has found.