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Madam Siti Nurfarressah hopes to become a manager at one of the Bettr Barista coffee carts soon.

A cup of hope with coffee carts

Dec 05, 2016

Resident Oei Ai Ling said it is unfair for the condo management council to ban her dogs Jerry (above) and Dogg from using the lift, just because they are too big to be carried.

Uproar over dogs and lifts at Killiney condo

Dec 03, 2016

Using e-scooter on trains, buses smooth process

Plan your journey when taking PMDs on buses, trains

Dec 02, 2016

FOCUS: The revamped TNP will have more articles for PMEBs including news and analyses on the economy, jobs, property and personal finance.

Expect more from new-look TNP

Nov 29, 2016

SUBSTATION: Madam Maimunah Awang's body (above) was found in a drain near this building.

Cleaner found murdered at Tanah Merah Ferry terminal

Nov 26, 2016

rules Few e-bikers, but some still flout

Some e-bikers still flouting rules

Nov 26, 2016

He's the 'man of the family'

PSLE: This young boy's the 'man of the family'

Nov 25, 2016

SECURE: The Chua Chu Kang Lian Sing Keng temple and St Andrew's Cathedral have closed-circuit television cameras.

Places of worship ramp up security

Nov 19, 2016

NO DIFFICULTY: A man taking theescalator at Ang Mo Kio MRT stationyesterday morning. The 17 elderly commuters TNP spoke to said that theyexperienced no difficulties coping withthe speeds of the escalator that wasgoing up towards the platform.

Are MRT escalators too fast for the elderly?

Nov 17, 2016

ON FIRE: (Above) Mr Roslan Samsuri suspected something was wrong with the lorry's tyres as he drove past it on the Pan Island Expressway.

Lorry catches fire near PIE

Nov 15, 2016

STUNNED: Mr Yeo Pei Chong said he kept driving instead of braking on the expressway to avoid causing an accident.

Rock smashes through GrabCar driver's windscreen

Nov 12, 2016

PROUD: Mr Seah Kian Peng (left) and Ms Low Yen Ling (right) with students from Hougang Secondary School.

Donating old textbooks to the needy

Nov 10, 2016

Students from the National University of Singapore (NUS) have expressed their desire for the orientations to continue in the face of public furore.

Keeping orientations fun and safe

Nov 08, 2016