Christie Chiu

Christie joined The Straits Times in 2023 as a breaking news reporter. She now produces and presents short-form videos on politics, governance and policy. Most of her spare time is spent with a cat named Luna.

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As Clementi Mall changes hands, residents worry over dwindling diversity

A recent influx of foreign investors and businesses is changing Singapore’s retail landscape, with local businesses concerned that they will be pressured by rising rents.

More competition, changing tastes put heritage in Kampong Gelam at a crossroads

Various stores and shops at Haji Lane on April 10, 2026.

Community farm Edible Garden City to leave Queenstown in June, pondering next steps

ccfarm/ST20260204_202665000327/Ng Sor Luan/Edible Garden City, an urban farm, has to evaluate its options with their lease fast ending in June 2026. Co-founder and chief urban farmer of social enterprise Edible Garden City (EGC), Bjorn Low.

NUS College campus redesigned to fit new purpose; some students raise concerns

The former Yale-NUS College campus on July 3, 2025.

The past and future of Choa Bungalow, a ‘last reminder’ of Marine Parade’s former shoreline

The peculiar presence of the property in a neighbourhood characterised by rapid development has not gone unnoticed.

4 men to face charges for allegedly cheating govt agency of over $99,000 in upskilling funds

The men, aged between 39 and 47, are expected to be charged on July 31, the police said in a statement.

NEA green-lights activities, fishing in waters near Tuas Second Link after chemical tank accident

NEA said it has been monitoring the water quality along the Straits of Johor and near the incident site.

2,400 vapes, related components found in Singapore-bound lorry at Tuas Checkpoint

The lorry was carrying cargo declared as precast products.

44 suspects under probe for involvement in SIM card fraud

The police have arrested 31 of the 44 suspects.

Listen first, post later: Gen-Z-ifying the general election

Gen Zs Christie Chiu and Wong Yang reflect on what it was like covering the general election in 2025, what it feels like to be part of a 180-year tradition of political reporting, and the rush and responsibility that comes with it.

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