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Understanding Singapore’s waters has always been key to the country’s survival – to keep ships and trade moving safely every day. Now, a team of nearly 50 ocean-mappers help Singapore understand what is going on in its waters every day, to prepare the country’s coastline against climate change. CNA’s Charlotte Lim speaks to former chief hydrographer Parry Oei.Â
A Singapore-based recruiter has responded to online criticisms over her earlier remarks that companies prefer to hire foreign workers who are “hungrier” over locals. Appearing…
Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) officers literally brought out their axes and crowbars as they hacked and pried open parts of a Malaysia-registered bus during…
SINGAPORE – Mr Tay Tse Wan, 60, has completed his fourth diploma, while his son, Mr Tay Quan Kai, 23, is onto his second. In…
A male youth, dressed in what appears to be a Catholic Junior College (CJC) uniform, was allegedly slapped and forced to kneel on the ground…
SINGAPORE – Prime Minister Lawrence Wong and Vietnamese President To Lam planted a Hopea recopei tree at the Singapore Botanic Gardens to mark the close…