The National Museum of Singapore marks its 139th birthday with Stories of Everyday, nine days of festivities from 10 to 18 October featuring the renewed Singapore History Gallery, a living archive market and new mascot Stoney.
Employers that redesign roles for flexible work will get grants, Acting Manpower Minister Jasmin Lau said. How flexible load jobs work and what exists now.
Singapore's 24-hour PSI hit 204 in the west on 14 Oct as smoke from Kalimantan and Sumatra rolled in. What it means, and why 'we send oxygen' misses the point.
A 70,000 sq ft Christmas village with 18 signature experiences, 150-plus brands and 40 workshops opens free with registration at Sands Expo Hall F from 27 to 29 November.
From 1 November 2027, every ECDA-licensed preschool must give full-time certified teachers at least two hours a week of protected time for planning, records and parents.
PSLE 2026 results are due at 11am on 24 or 25 November. Families then have seven calendar days to submit six secondary school choices, with S1 posting results on 18 December.
The FYPIRL Fair runs at *SCAPE from 16 to 18 October. A S$5 pass, returned as store credit, unlocks deals from 40-plus brands, including a S$229 Geniie hair dryer at S$49.90.
The National Museum of Singapore marks its 139th birthday with Stories of Everyday, nine days of festivities from 10 to 18 October featuring the renewed Singapore History Gallery, a living archive market and new mascot Stoney.
At SAGE 2026, SCWO released new research on women returning to work and launched a new counselling service for workplace discrimination and harassment.
The Xperia 10 VIII is on sale in Singapore at S$799 in Frozen White, Frosted Grey and Misty Lilac. Buyers until 4 November get a free case and LinkBuds Clip earbuds, and a Hello Kitty set is on pre-order at S$919.
Apple's foldable iPhone Duo opens for pre-order in Singapore at 8pm on 16 October and goes on sale on 23 October. Prices run from S$3,099 for 256GB to S$4,899 for 2TB, it is eSIM only, and the 60W charger is sold separately.
Selling non-compliant PMDs online, fitting non-compatible batteries and sharing illegal ride-hail adverts become offences under the Land Transport (No. 2) Bill read in Parliament on 7 October 2026. Device rules start Q2 2027.
