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Making National Museum the first pit stop for families on outings

Director sees this as one way it can stay relatable to S'poreans across generations

Manila clash in South China Sea despite efforts to rebuild trust

The Philippines and China clashed in disputed waters of the South China Sea on Aug 25 over what Manila said was a resupply mission for fishermen, the latest in a series of sea and air confrontations in the strategic waterway.

What is Hezbollah's role in the Israel-Hamas war?

Since a new war broke out between Israel and the militant Palestinian group Hamas on Oct 7, the Lebanese militia Hezbollah has expressed solidarity with Hamas through military action.

As tensions mount, US says support for Israel's defence is ironclad

UN, Lebanon call for de-escalation after tit-for-tat attacks by Hezbollah and Israel

As demand for petrol dips in S'pore, kiosks evolve to offer retail options

The number of petrol stations in Singapore has fallen over the past two decades, mirroring a global trend as demand for petrol wanes and electric vehicle (EV) adoption grows.

All primary schools have teachers trained to teach high-ability learners: MOE

All 180 schools have rigorous programmes that allow pupils to stretch their potential

Israel, Hezbollah exchange heavy missile fire in major clash

Lebanese militia leader says group targeted military base near Tel Aviv

26 precincts to be upgraded to promote active ageing

Around 24,000 seniors across 26 precincts in Singapore will be able to enjoy neighbourhood upgrades like gardens and fitness trails by 2029, to help them age more comfortably in the community.

Making Major cut a 'milestone' in Tan's career

Battling the blustery winds in Scotland, Singapore golfer Shannon Tan knew she had to stay patient if she were to advance at the Women's British Open.

'I LOVE PUTTING SMILES ON PEOPLE'S FACES'

Max says whirlwind engagements with fans are precious, as he's not here often

Striker? Only if he makes us better: Blues boss

Chelsea will not shy away from bringing in a new No. 9 before the transfer window closes if the player improves their squad, their manager Enzo Maresca said on Aug 23.

SLOT CALM AHEAD OF ANFIELD DEBUT

It won't be easy replacing legend Klopp, but new Reds boss trusts himself and his staff

Pep pleased as City rally to whack Ipswich

Manchester City continued their strong start to their English Premier League title defence by defeating newly promoted Ipswich Town 4-1 at the Etihad Stadium on Aug 24, thanks to an Erling Haaland hat-trick.

Coach hopes end of DPMM's long winless run is catalyst for campaign

To say that his start to life in the Singapore Premier League (SPL) has been tough would be an understatement, given the difficulties that Jamie McAllister has had since he was installed as Brunei DPMM coach in July.

TEN HAG LAMENTS LEAKY DEFENCE

Manager says Red Devils should have 'acted better as a team' and protected goal in loss

BADMINTON COURTS TO BE SET ASIDE FOR COACHES

SportSG acts after fraternity's frustrations and petition over the MyActiveSG+ booking platform

'Excited' Norris in pole, knows it will be tough

McLaren's Lando Norris took pole position for the Dutch Grand Prix by a hefty margin on Aug 24 and ended Max Verstappen's 100 per cent qualifying record at the Formula One championship leader's home circuit.

SCALING NEW HEIGHTS

Sport climbing used to be a niche sport but, with films like Free Solo and Hollywood actor Tom Cruise's cliff-climbing scene in Mission Impossible 2, it has piqued more interest.

Have 3 separate Olympic events: Japanese climbers

While sport climbing has gained popularity with its appearances at the Tokyo and Paris Olympics, Japanese climbers Futaba Ito and Yuji Hirayama believe that more can be done for future editions of the Games.

Sinner not confident to continue with trainer and physio

World No. 1 Jannik Sinner has announced that he had fired his trainer and physiotherapist, after he escaped a doping ban despite failing two drug tests in March.

Why leaders have a hard time knowing when to leave

Departing too soon can lead to deep regret; staying too long can ruin a hard-won legacy

GHALIB IS A CUT ABOVE THE REST

Back-in-form Pacific Vampire will roll along, but Burridge’s top-rater can reel him back in

Rent surge in America driving seniors to hunt for 'boommates'

When Mr Dan Yafet's son moved out of their apartment in Brooklyn's Fort Greene neighbourhood, he found himself with too much space and not enough money - so he took on an octogenarian roommate.

Integrated Shield Plan or just MediShield Life? Weighing the options

What to note when considering more comprehensive health insurance beyond the minimum

PAPER TRAIL

Collector traces Singapore’s history through wartime propaganda leaflets

Sats' tie-up could see pre-packaged S'pore dishes sold in Japan outlets

Correspondent TOKYO, Japan In time to come, pre-packaged Singaporean food favourites such as chicken rice, mee goreng and laksa could be sold in Japanese restaurants and supermarkets, bringing hawker fare to a wider audience.

Bold policy moves must be matched with change in attitudes: SM Lee

He says mindset shifts needed to help S'pore succeed in a more troubled world

Oil spill clean-up: Unsung heroes toil daily for 2 months

Hundreds work under sun and rain to remove oil from S'pore waters and beaches

Philippines accuses China of shooting flares at its plane

The Philippines accused China on Aug 24 of firing flares at one of its aircraft as it patrolled over the South China Sea in August.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr ends run for US presidency, backs Trump

Independent candidate feared staying in race would end up helping Kamala Harris in Nov