To address the “erosion of bonds that bind us together,” Acting Minister for Culture, Community and Youth David Neo touched on a number of initiatives that the government will spearhead. These include a S$20 million investment into traditional and cultural arts, and the construction of 50 new multi-purpose halls for pickleball and badminton. The Mothership Podcast with Rishi Budhrani sees the stand-up comedian and the Mothership crew discussing and breaking down the biggest news stories of the week. Watch full episodes on YouTube and Spotify. #mothershipparliament
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