Gabrielle Andres

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Gabrielle is a correspondent at The Straits Times. She started her journalism career in 2015 as a digital sub-editor at ST, before joining CNA Digital in 2018. She returned to ST in 2024, covering breaking news, as well as local and international current affairs, as part of the ST Now team. She has a keen interest in culture, history and the arts. When she is not writing news, she enjoys taking walks and scribbling in her journals.

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Police appeal for information on missing 90-year-old woman, last seen in Woodlands

Madam Tan Mui Sian, 90, was last seen at Block 538 Woodlands Drive 16 on Nov 2.

S'pore authorities monitoring East Johor Strait closely after 2 pollution incidents

Residents surveyed by Bernama expressed concern after hundreds of fish were found dead due to the muddy water in the river.

Super Sentai TV series, inspiration behind hit ’90s show Power Rangers, to end historic 50-year run

The series will end in 2026 with No.1 Sentai Gozyuger (No.1 Squadron Gozyuger), which began airing in February.

27 Singaporeans, 7 Malaysians wanted for suspected links to Cambodia scam ring

The Singapore Police Force is working with Interpol to issue Red Notices against the suspects.

Man to be charged after being aggressive towards police officers, swinging knife at one in Bedok

The incident happened near the vicinity of Block 12 Bedok South Avenue 2 at about 2.30am on Oct 27.

‘Huncles’ rumble at Tanjong Pagar CC’s first pro wrestling event

Active participants from the Tanjong Pagar-Tiong Bahru’s H.U.N.C.L.E programme in a special segment at WrestlePagar, the division's inaugural professional wrestling event, including 92-year-old Mr Lai Weng Kay.

NUS emeritus professor and renowned archaeologist John Miksic dies at 79

Professor John N. Miksic of the National University of Singapore (NUS) was honoured for his book, Singapore And The Silk Road Of The Sea, 1300-1800, which uses archaeological evidence to examine the island’s pre-colonial history in the larger Asian context. His work refutes the common misconception that Singapore’s history started with the landing of Sir Stamford Raffles.

58 arrested for employment offences in raids at public entertainment outlets

Those arrested include 32 foreigners found to be working illegally as performing artistes.

3 taken to hospital after four-vehicle crash in Yishun

The accident involved three cars and a lorry.

SIA Flight 301 diverted to Azerbaijan after unwell passenger requires emergency medical help

Flight SQ301 was en route to Singapore from Manchester when it was diverted to Azerbaijan due to a medical emergency.

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