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November 16, 2008 Sunday

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Change must come to PAP

CHANGE must come to Singapore - but within the ruling People's Action Party rather than in the form of having a two-party system.

Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong on Sunday stressed that the PAP must constantly evolve to keep up with the times. This means renewing its membership and leadership ranks, and coming up with fresh ways to engage Singaporeans.

Govt may aid charities

THE Government recognises that charities will hit a wall during this economic downturn, so it may incorporate some form of aid for them in the coming Budget.

Debut bid for mahjong crown

AS A 21-year-old, Ms Lee Suk Yee preferred to stay home playing mahjong with her parents than heading out on dates.

3G network in MRT tunnels

COMMUTERS in underground MRT trains will soon be able to enjoy smoother chats and faster surfing speeds with the telcos upgrading their underground mobile networks to support 3G.

Crack down on sleaze in Joo Chiat

Electricity rates to fall by Jan

More help for businesses

Disabled finishes vertical race

Is this rude?

Tigers should stay

Crisis eats into D&D plans

New guidelines for layoffs

PAP aims to click with young

Relief aid to come soon

A need for openness

Food importers still unsure

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