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Wong Man Shun

Man Shun has been a journalist with The Straits Times since 2025 and currently covers community and consumer stories. He is interested in all things cultural, social and religious. He holds a bachelor’s degree in English language and literature from the University of Oxford. His inbox is always open if you have an interesting story to share.

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ST School Pocket Money Fund, Quantedge Foundation tie-up gives children credits for enrichment

Guests pose for a group photo at The Straits Times School Pocket Money Fund annual appreciation day on Oct 2, 2026.
Guests pose for a group photo at The Straits Times School Pocket Money Fund annual appreciation day on Oct 2, 2026.

Community initiative in Yishun encourages artists, public to showcase creative works at 8 bus stops

The creative works are part of an initiative launched in July to encourage community participation in public spaces.
The creative works are part of an initiative launched in July to encourage community participation in public spaces.

New experiential festival brings racial and religious harmony to life for youth

Experiential booths at the #commUNITY on Campus festival helped young people understand different cultures and beliefs.
Experiential booths at the #commUNITY on Campus festival helped young people understand different cultures and beliefs.

Lianhe Zaobao takes Singapore culture to Shanghai and Beijing with inaugural festival

The festival will present a range of Singaporean cultural offerings to audiences in China’s two largest cities, Shanghai and Beijing, including music, film and food.
The festival will present a range of Singaporean cultural offerings to audiences in China’s two largest cities, Shanghai and Beijing, including music, film and food.

Everyday people in WWII: New book tells Singapore’s history under Occupation through personal items

Benjamin Seet (right) and Dominic Tan, co-authors of Remembering Syonan: 80 Objects From Occupied Singapore, with some of the items featured in the book.
Benjamin Seet (right) and Dominic Tan, co-authors of Remembering Syonan: 80 Objects From Occupied Singapore, with some of the items featured in the book.

Terrorist threat in Singapore remains high, fuelled by Middle East conflicts: ISD

The Internal Security Department said public vigilance and early reporting is critical to detecting radicalised individuals before they act.
The Internal Security Department said public vigilance and early reporting is critical to detecting radicalised individuals before they act.

Confusing ‘mum’ for ‘horse’: New book helps Chinese-language teachers tackle common errors by pupils

The book was launched on Sept 8 at the Singapore Centre for Chinese Language’s eighth international conference on teaching and learning Chinese.
The book was launched on Sept 8 at the Singapore Centre for Chinese Language’s eighth international conference on teaching and learning Chinese.

S’pore’s first bearer of bad news: Former SID directors share how intelligence agency shapes national policy

(From left) Former SID director Eddie Teo, former SID chief-of-staff Kevin Santa Maria and former SID senior director Ng Kah Meng.
(From left) Former SID director Eddie Teo, former SID chief-of-staff Kevin Santa Maria and former SID senior director Ng Kah Meng.

MINDEF looking to enhance NS milestone awards to mark 60 years of national service

MINDEF said it is exploring a suitable NS60 recognition package that national servicemen past and present can look forward to.
MINDEF said it is exploring a suitable NS60 recognition package that national servicemen past and present can look forward to.

Bloomberg’s decision not to appeal shows it knew article was ‘full of falsehoods’: Shanmugam

Senior Minister K. Shanmugam (left) and Minister for Trade and Industry (Energy and Industry) Tan See Leng were each awarded $230,000 in damages by the High Court on July 14.
Senior Minister K. Shanmugam (left) and Minister for Trade and Industry (Energy and Industry) Tan See Leng were each awarded $230,000 in damages by the High Court on July 14.

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