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Vanessa Liu

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Tackling ageing issues: Turning silver into gold as Singaporeans live longer

Staying active and healthy in the later years

The haze-shrouded skyline from the Marina Bay Sands' Sky Park at around 7pm yesterday. Air quality in the next 24 hours could be similar to that for most of yesterday. The one-hour PM2.5 readings are expected to remain in the normal band, while the 2

Firms take haze precaution measures to protect employees who work outdoors

S'pore to enter 7th day of unhealthy air quality, firms with outdoor workers take haze precautions

Domestic helper Jennifer Dela Cruz, 39, and her employer, Ms Jolin Chen (in black), 34, using reusable bags to pack their groceries at FairPrice Xtra at Hougang One mall yesterday. Shoppers are charged 10 cents or 20 cents for plastic bags during the

Many support FairPrice plastic bag fee trial, but some upset over having to pay

All three cases of locally transmitted Zika virus infection in the cluster in Hemsley Avenue involve residents in the vicinity. ST PHOTO: MARK CHEONG

3 Zika cases in Serangoon Gardens the first cluster this year

$300m upgrade of Bukit Timah canal boosts flood security

3 Zika cases confirmed in Serangoon Gardens, first cluster in Singapore in 2019

$300m upgrade to Bukit Timah diversion canal to help prevent flash floods completed

Body found in Outram flat: Neighbours recount smelling 'something rotting'

Dr Sunil Singh Sandhu was among 34 people who died when a fire broke out on the diving boat on Sept 2.

California diving boat fire: Second Singaporean's death confirmed

Motor fraud suspect caught after six years on the run

The hazy view of Pasir Panjang Terminal in southern Singapore at around 5.50pm yesterday. The National Environment Agency said hazy conditions are expected to continue over the next few days. ST PHOTO: JASON QUAH

Hazy conditions likely to persist in Singapore

Haze in S'pore may be back to stay: Winds, dry weather and persistent hot spots in Sumatra to blame

Forum casts spotlight on cost of longevity

A demonstration of how the National Environment Agency's surveillance cameras can capture someone throwing rubbish out of the window. The cameras helped catch more than 2,200 high-rise litterbugs between August 2012 and December last year, of whom 52

7,700 cases of high-rise littering in past three years

MP raises possibility of using DNA tests to nab litterbugs

There’s no stopping Yishun’s sanitary pad litterbug, period

At least 2,300 cases of high-rise littering a year; surveillance cameras help nab litterbugs

A pest-control officer carrying out misting on the premises of Eastvale Condominium on Aug 5. According to the National Environment Agency's website, there were 525 dengue cases in the second week of this month.

No let-up in dengue fight despite fewer hot spots

Fall in number of dengue clusters, but weekly cases remain high: NEA

Four in 10 more concerned about climate change after National Day Rally: Poll

ST PHOTO: KELVIN CHNG

Merdeka Generation: 67, and turning lives around in the boxing ring

Mersing kayaking incident: ‘We had to keep paddling, or risk drifting away’

Madam Puah with (from left) her husband Peng Mun Kit, 56, her daughter Ranie, 27, and her sons Louis, 24, and Eugene, 26, during a family photo shoot at Coney Island last year. Above: Madam Puah and Mr Tan Eng Soon (in the green kayak) posing for a p

Kayaker a caring friend and loving mum, say loved ones