WP set up a disciplinary committee to investigate Daniel Goh's Facebook posts. It looks like they are trying to silence him even if he is no longer in the party. What is the point of having an opposition that cannot tolerate opposing views?

A couple who got to know each other while working at Teo Heng KTV, wanted to get married, but were stressed up over the rising cost associated with getting married in Singapore. The boss of the popular family KTV outlet, Mr Jackson Teo…

Laws on cannabis vary across countries even in places where it is legalised. It is good to be aware especially in a strict country like Singapore. This is a tough time for Joseph Schooling and we should all the more extend our support.

A man locked himself in his newly renovated HDB flat, and decided to sit on the window ledge with both his legs dangling out the window, after he got drunk. This incident happened today (31st Aug) at around 7am, at a 11th floor HDB unit…

We are all too familiar with that one uncle or auntie who likes playing loud music on their phones while in a bus. For those of us who just want a quiet and peaceful ride home after a long day at work, this can be rather irritating to say…

A driver who was driving through the KPE tunnel one day decided to be a good citizen, and recorded a video of a Honda sports car with an unusually loud exhaust system, and posted it in Facebook group Complaint Singapore. The video posted by…

The pro-repeal group are now rid of a law that wasn’t being enforced. The pro-family group are assured that traditional marriage remains the bedrock of Government policies. Everyone secured something important. No one lost anything.

Even as repeal is widely seen as a move which will bring about greater inclusivity in society, the LGBTQ community is ironically a picture of fragmentation.

LGBTQ groups such as Pink Dot SG and Heckin' Unicorn were relieved by the repeal of 377A but said it is only the start of a long road for them to have equal rights in housing, schools, workplaces and healthcare.

Mr Lim Thuan Kuan called out the newspaper for cherry-picking quotes about the death penalty to undermine Singapore internationally.