Social Issues

A three-year-old's bedtime story became a coffee machine. Bid from S$1,150 between 14 and 25 October 2026 for Rainbow Centre.

Your 3pm slump can do some good. Buy a handcrafted Starbucks drink on 14, 21 or 28 October 2026 and 50 cents goes to The Salvation Army's wellness work.

A 1kg chicken for S$2.50 and 30 eggs for S$4.95? FairPrice holds both until 31 December 2026, but Finest, Xtra and Online are left out.

Still replying to work messages at 11pm? 62% of always-on Singapore employees say it hasn't moved their careers, yet 85% of employers expect it.

78% of youths would step in for a friend, yet 47% struggle to say no around peers. Pop My POV, a three-part YouTube gameshow, lets them practise speaking up.

Eight in ten want back in. Seven in ten say a break makes hiring harder. 120 Singaporean women told researchers what really blocks the return.

A real Chinatown cat is eating off Yip Yew Chong's murals right now, printed onto bowls that cost feeders nothing at all!

A blank cashier's order was the giveaway. One bank employee's questions saved S$75,000 and won Singapore's top crime prevention award.

The ice cream uncle is vanishing. Three students got S$7,000 and six months to write him into a children's book before he's gone.

Didn't cook a single dish? Michelin gave her a trophy anyway. Maryjoy Lim's Service Award is the story everyone's 1887 by Andre headlines buried.