The Big Read: No music, pets in certain areas — condo residents lament 'strict, absurd rules' amid competing needs ...

The Gifted Education Programme will be discontinued in its current form to allow more students to benefit from it While more students will benefit from the programme, it has reignited a decades ...

SINGAPORE — Over the years, public relations (PR) professional Yvonne Koh has seen her fair share of “wasted talent” – women who are passionate and proficient in their work but quit their ...

SINGAPORE — From mid-2025, singles and their parents who are buying new flats to live with or near each other will get priority access to Build-to-Order (BTO) public housing units.

The Big Read: Errant use of PMAs is a real menace, but tackling it is less straightforward than you think ...

Explainer: How dangerous is formaldehyde, a sour-smelling chemical used in furniture, and what should homebuyers know about it?

SINGAPORE — For the last two years of his university studies, Mr Andrew William strategically scheduled his timetable to maximise most of his time outside class taking up internship stints.

SINGAPORE — For new mother Nur Sabrina Muhleseddin, being able to enjoy work-life balance is something she values in a job, as it allows her to be present for her son’s milestones.

Each week, TODAY’s long-running Big Read series delves into the trends and issues that matter. This week, we look at whether progress has been made in Singapore's push to reduce use of single ...

The Life Insurance Association in Singapore in 2022 reported a critical illness protection gap of 74 per cent or S$579 billion for economically active Singaporeans aged between 20 and 69 in Singapore.

SINGAPORE — Could a four-day work week be the new norm? Nearly a third of Singapore workers (32 per cent) surveyed expect that to be the case in the next five years, a new poll has found.

SINGAPORE — An alleged assault during an incident involving a drag performer at Marina Bay Sands last Sunday (March 10) raised some eyebrows when it came to light that such an offence is treated ...