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Ethan Loses Voice But Wins The Gold

S'porean adds Optimist Asian and Oceanian gong to team title; eyes June-July's worlds

Thunder identity shows in 14th win to equal best run

The Oklahoma City Thunder, as a team of 15 \"really skilled basketball players\", just keep getting better and are not ready to stop any time soon.

Birdie Spree for Matsuyama, rivals in largely windless weather

Japan's Hideki Matsuyama was in \"good shape\" as he shot another eight-under 65 to grab a one-stroke lead over Collin Morikawa at the PGA Tour's season-opening The Sentry tournament at Kapalua, Hawaii, on Jan 3.

Hard to get past in-form William Robertson

Jan 5 South Africa (Scottsville) form analysis

Nuqman, A Man In A Hurry

Talented jockey marks his first day as a senior rider with a double at Sungai Besi

How to Make Practical Plans to Start Saving More

For many people, financial resolutions might be light-hearted fodder for small talk at holiday parties.

Facing discomfort pays dividends for former F1 champion Rosberg

Behind short sufferings is often the greatest joy, says retired racer and now entrepreneur

Climate Change Makes It Hard to Insure Homes in US

The insurance crisis spreading across the US arrived at Mr. Richard D. Zimmel's door in December in the form of a letter.

Plan your holidays in advance but stay within the budget

One hack is to book early, preferably during sales events by airlines and travel agencies

Why it Pays to Plan for Retirement Income of Up to $3,300 from CPF

Bank estimates show that such a monthly income may enable a person to run a mid-range car and enjoy short yearly holidays

Maximising your CPF money after closure of Special Account

When the CPF Special Account for those aged 55 and older closes from the later part of January, those with higher savings should consider using the extra cash to boost their CPF Life scheme.

Why I don’t own a credit card…and will never need one

I have never had a credit card, because I am uncomfortable with the idea of spending money that I actually do not have.

Rollover balances at record high as Singaporeans' credit card debt rises

High interest rates compound problem, with debt cycle a looming possibility

Bill McDermott seeks to master the AI universe with 'iPhone of enterprise software'

It's the only firm that can link front, middle and back offices in a seamless interaction, he says.

How 'sad' bananas could help tackle food waste

Unsold solitary bananas are one of the most wasted types of food.

Will Labubu Be a Keeper Like Hello Kitty and Pokémon?

Toy fads come and go, though a few become cultural icons. Those that stand the test of time have some special qualities in common.

How travelling without my children made me a better mum and wife

Taking off on a child-free trip is a great way to reconnect as a couple – and also makes us better parents. Just be clear about the agenda.

New Year Resolution: Work More With My Hands

DIY projects, gardening and caring for the loved ones in my life are a good counterpoint to decades of using only head skills.

Cyclist dies in accident involving trailer truck in Tampines

A 64-year-old cyclist died after an accident involving a trailer truck in Tampines on the morning of Jan 3.

Athletes from the past join event marking rich heritage of Farrer Park

Many hold fond memories of training and competing at ex-sports hub early in careers

WP's Sylvia Lim ties the knot with football legend Quah Kim Song

Nicknamed Quicksilver Quah for his skill and speed, striker Quah Kim Song plundered plenty of goals for the Lions during his career, including a match-winning brace in the 1977 Malaysia Cup final as Singapore beat Penang 3-2 in front of thousands of fans at Kuala Lumpur's Merdeka Stadium.

Preserving the tales and sounds of Singapore's nature spaces

The Straits Times' outdoor podcast series documents them before they are lost

Three recent TEL service disruptions were unrelated: SMRT

Three recent MRT service disruptions that took place over a span of a week on the Thomson-East Coast Line (TEL) were unrelated, said operator SMRT in a Facebook post on Jan 3.

Rare sightings of non-native bird in Seletar thrill enthusiasts

On the morning of Jan 3, Mr Andy Chew set off for the Hampstead Wetlands Park in Seletar, in search of the violet turaco.

Road-Sweeping Vehicles to be Deployed at More Private Estates

Residents Urged to Park Vehicles on One Side of Road on Certain Days to Facilitate Cleaning

Low-income residents shop for free at unique Queenstown minimart

A unique minimart is located at one of the first HDB blocks to be built in Singapore.

Biden Team Notifies Congress of Planned $11B Arms Sale to Israel

The administration of President Joe Biden has notified Congress of a proposed US$8 billion (S$11 billion) arms sale to Israel, a US official said on Jan. 3, with Washington maintaining support for its ally whose war in Gaza has killed tens of thousands.

Scarred by war, children who left Gaza face uncertain future

Questions linger on whether they can ever go home or if they should apply for asylum

Massive clean-up in Bali after 'worst' waves of plastic waste hit beaches

Hundreds of volunteers joined a clean-up in Bali, Indonesia, on Jan 4 as monsoon rains brought what an activist described as the \"worst\" waves of plastic waste to hit its tourist-favoured beaches.

Embattled British PM keeps calm even as Musk escalates attacks

Aides say Starmer is focused on ensuring an effective government