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‘Greatest grief’: Megan Khung’s grandma says case over, but pain will last lifetime

The third and final culprit responsible for Megan’s death was sentenced to jail.

Megan Khung’s baby photos are still kept in her grandmother’s home, as she showed The Straits Times during a visit in October 2025.

Megan Khung case: Woman who filmed 4-year-old’s abuse, helped dispose of body gets 13 years’ jail

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No impact on chip supply, partnerships amid resignation of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang: Singtel

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No love for Lambo: Luxury car dealer EuroSports reports losses, seeks funding to support business

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Longer traineeships with job outcomes for fresh graduates being planned, says Jasmin Lau

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S’pore hit by global Microsoft outage, but Singpass, emergency, core banking services not affected

BCRS operator says fraud taken seriously, after viral video of man repeatedly scanning same container

Man handed 41 charges in relation to Nvidia chips case

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Home Team officers developed correctional programme for etomidate abusers in a few months

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S’pore-registered ship ‘came into contact’ with bridge in US, says MPA; no injuries reported

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Serial cheat jailed for more than 11 years; 82 victims left with over $5m investment losses

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Beef up cyberdefences now, CSA urges all organisations as reported incidents triple

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Jasmin Lau on pushing harder on flexible work, ‘hot seat’ portfolio of manpower and AI
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askST Jobs: Is it illegal to secretly record my performance appraisal meeting with my boss?

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askST: Can the police’s new 6000-0999 number for calling the public be spoofed?

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Tampines fatal crash: What are deregistered vehicles, and how do they end up on S’pore roads?

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askST Jobs: My boss keeps making passive-aggressive remarks. How should I respond?

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Meta’s Muse AI agent: What can it do and what precautions should users take?

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askST Jobs: My colleagues get more flexibility because of family commitments. What about me?

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Can I eat out and still watch my sodium levels?

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askST: Why has ASEAN struggled to tackle haze and what can countries do about it?

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askST Jobs: My boss takes credit for my ideas and achievements. What can I do?

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Are two N95 masks enough for me this haze season?

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ST×NLB Crossword

Play the ST×NLB Crossword: Less-sweet kopitiam brew to beat the heat

Give your brain a workout with the latest Sunday crossword puzzle.

Play the ST×NLB Crossword: Old-school cinema snack served in a paper cone

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The ST×NLB Crossword: All puzzles

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The New Age

The New Age

Seniors in Singapore are flipping the script on retirement

Retirement for them has become a launch pad for their second act.

Mandai Wildlife Group assistant manager for horticulture Said Mohamed spent 44 years working with plants and has both their native and biological names at his green fingertips.

The New Age

When it comes to work, 60 is the new 40: Seniors are still clocking in, not cashing out

The New Age

With more to give, S’pore seniors turn a lifetime of skills and experience into volunteer work

The New Age

No experience? No problem: How seniors can start volunteering

Screen Timeout

Are we getting screen time all wrong? New ST podcast helps parents navigate a world of devices

It’s not just about screen time but also about how parents raise their children.

Parents had different views on how best to protect children in a digital world.

Screens Down, Look Up Podcast

Are parents making their kids’ screen habits worse?

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Crack a code, explore Singapore’s history in ST’s October activity page

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Stop scams
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Scam tracker: Trends in Singapore and how much money has been lost in 2026

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Fifth joint operation by police, crypto exchanges stops scam victims from losing over $17.4 million

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Kok Sen Restaurant boss makes police report over alleged ‘cockroach in dish’ blackmail scam

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Proposed law seeks jail or reformative training for young scam offenders after High Court ruling

Shorts
Trump, Get Out: 12 days of anti-Trump student demonstrations across the Philippines

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Jensen Huang’s third affair exposed; what is the impact on Nvidia?

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MOM looking at improving support for mid-career and senior workers

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MOM considering longer traineeships with job outcomes for fresh graduates

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Jasmin Lau on how AI is affecting Singapore’s workforce

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Things you can expect at ChildAid 2026 Festival: Open Stage

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17-year-old Australian rescued from dense bushland in Victoria after going missing for 6 days

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Flowers laid on ground, women spotted crying outside Nvidia HQ after CEO Jensen Huang steps down

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Woman, 6 months pregnant, pulled from rubble of Brooklyn building collapse that killed 8

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Podcasts
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Asian Insider Podcast

When MAGA comes between families in the US
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The Usual Place Podcast

Watch: Can Nvidia’s Jensen Huang survive the fallout from his extramarital affairs?
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Green Pulse Podcast

To boost energy security, is solar independence for Singapore possible?
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Screens Down, Look Up Podcast

Digital classrooms: Are our children learning better, or differently?
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askST Jobs: Is it illegal to secretly record my performance appraisal meeting with my boss?

Secretly recording an appraisal meeting may not be illegal, but it could have consequences.

Secretly recording an appraisal meeting may not be illegal, but it could have consequences.

Headstart On Record Podcast

No ring in sight? How the lack of a wedding proposal can put pressure on relationships

On The Job

Data centre ‘building doctor’: He keeps power, cooling systems running

Science Talk

Does what we do make a difference to tackling climate change? I’m taking that question to COP31

Say cheese, again: Why can’t Gen Zs get enough of photo booths?

Self-photo studios have become a go-to hangout for young Singaporeans, who pay about $10 a session to take home printed photos.
Self-photo studios have become a go-to hangout for young Singaporeans, who pay about $10 a session to take home printed photos.

Strike a pose: 5 trendiest photo booths in Singapore to check out

Jerry Wong, 34, owner of Haengbok Studio, with a Neoprint machine on Oct 20, 2026. 

ST PHOTO: AZMI ATHNI
Jerry Wong, 34, owner of Haengbok Studio, with a Neoprint machine on Oct 20, 2026. 

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Me & My Money

How painting houses with his dad at 10 fuelled his drive to build a business

Raymond He went from working part-time jobs as a teen to building a marketing business spanning four countries.
Raymond He went from working part-time jobs as a teen to building a marketing business spanning four countries.

Feb 2027 BTO launch to include second Mount Pleasant project, Bishan flats with shorter waiting times

One of the projects set to be launched in February 2027 will be in the upcoming Mount Pleasant estate in Toa Payoh.
One of the projects set to be launched in February 2027 will be in the upcoming Mount Pleasant estate in Toa Payoh.
ST Signature Series

ST Signature Series

More than fixing things: Singapore’s volunteer-led movement builds community muscle

From repairing household appliances to rescuing unwanted food, these groups are plugging gaps they see around them.

Repair Kopitiam coaches and volunteers posing with the tools of their trade.

ST Signature Series

Speaking multiculturalism in Singapore – literally 

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ST Signature Series

Young Singaporeans on Singapore at 100: Safe, fair, united and offering a better life

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In Perspective

In Perspective

Need help getting out of a chair? It could be an early sign of frailty

Panellists at an In Perspective roundtable discussion said frailty can be reversed, particularly if detected early.

Frailty is when the body cannot get through and recover from illnesses and injuries on its own, making it more vulnerable

In Perspective

Simple diet and exercise changes can help seniors stay strong as they age

In Perspective

From ladder to maze: S’pore youth are facing less predictable paths to adulthood, says panel

In Perspective

More social infrastructure needed to help youth amid ‘friendship recession’, say experts

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Home Team officers developed correctional programme for etomidate abusers in a few months

Award recipients (from left) Lieutenant Nur Shazlina Mohamad Ibrahim, Home Team psychologist Sarah Lavinia Joseph, Inspector Bryan Ang Tai Yong and Jennifer Quek from HTX on Nov 13.
Award recipients (from left) Lieutenant Nur Shazlina Mohamad Ibrahim, Home Team psychologist Sarah Lavinia Joseph, Inspector Bryan Ang Tai Yong and Jennifer Quek from HTX on Nov 13.

S’pore-registered ship ‘came into contact’ with bridge in US, says MPA; no injuries reported

The incident which happened at about 2.15am on Nov 13 involved the 1.1km-long Tacony-Palmyra Bridge, which sits over the Delaware River.
The incident which happened at about 2.15am on Nov 13 involved the 1.1km-long Tacony-Palmyra Bridge, which sits over the Delaware River.

Serial cheat jailed for more than 11 years; 82 victims left with over $5m investment losses

Tan Kai Min was a financial representative at an insurance firm when he committed the offences.
Tan Kai Min was a financial representative at an insurance firm when he committed the offences.

Beef up cyberdefences now, CSA urges all organisations as reported incidents triple

At least 12 cyberincidents involving Singapore organisations or their service providers were reported between Oct 24 and Nov 13. 
At least 12 cyberincidents involving Singapore organisations or their service providers were reported between Oct 24 and Nov 13. 

Jasmin Lau on pushing harder on flexible work, ‘hot seat’ portfolio of manpower and AI

Acting Manpower Minister Jasmin Lau said her own experience as a working mother has been “sometimes a bit painful and a bit of a struggle”.
Acting Manpower Minister Jasmin Lau said her own experience as a working mother has been “sometimes a bit painful and a bit of a struggle”.

MOM looking at widening support for mid-career and senior workers, expanding protections for PMETs

Workers are taking longer to find new jobs, and the rate at which they are doing so is dropping, said Acting Manpower Minister Jasmin Lau.
Workers are taking longer to find new jobs, and the rate at which they are doing so is dropping, said Acting Manpower Minister Jasmin Lau.

Longer traineeships with job outcomes for fresh graduates being planned, says Jasmin Lau

Acting Manpower Minister Jasmin Lau said that the potential scheme must also lead to full-time jobs.
Acting Manpower Minister Jasmin Lau said that the potential scheme must also lead to full-time jobs.

MOM plans to increase worker support ahead of job market shifts: Jasmin Lau

Acting Manpower Minister Jasmin Lau noted that while unemployment remains low, there are signs of slower hiring and “job hugging”.
Acting Manpower Minister Jasmin Lau noted that while unemployment remains low, there are signs of slower hiring and “job hugging”.

What is Super Micro, the firm named in Singapore’s AI chips probe?

Only one employee was present during a visit by ST to Super Micro’s office in Buona Vista on Nov 13. He declined to comment.
Only one employee was present during a visit by ST to Super Micro’s office in Buona Vista on Nov 13. He declined to comment.

$391.9m sale of The Centrepoint rear block stopped over objections, which were later withdrawn

The stop order was issued because there were two objections to the sale, and these were not withdrawn during a mediation held before the board.
The stop order was issued because there were two objections to the sale, and these were not withdrawn during a mediation held before the board.

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