On 14 December 2020, PM Lee officially announced that the COVID-19 vaccine would be made free and voluntary to all Singapore residents.  Despite this announcement, many Singaporeans seem to feel...

If there is one thing 2020 made clear, it is that everything – from studying and working to shopping and socialising – can be done differently. Not just from a...

As we bid farewell to 2020, we take a step back to review a year filled with difficult and unusual circumstances that put most people’s patience and resilience to the...

As our recent COVID-19 tracking data shows, the pandemic has pushed Singaporeans to eat better and exercise more. Many are also spending more money on health-related items, including vitamins, supplements,...

As in many other countries, the COVID-19 pandemic has slowed Singapore’s economy, pushing many businesses to freeze their hiring plans, cut salaries, or even let employees go. With a rapidly...

As the number of COVID-19 cases stabilises, Singaporeans wonder if social-distancing measures will be loosened before the end of 2020. From families looking to re-connect to business owners wanting to...

The story of Ms Parti Liyani, an Indonesian domestic worker falsely accused of stealing by her employer, riled up Singaporeans this month. At the heart of the controversy is the...

The Singapore government is considering a new law to ban smoking in residential buildings, adding to its existing arsenal of strict laws prohibiting smoking in most indoor areas and in...

Singapore has been trying to go cashless for some time, and the COVID-19 pandemic may have accelerated the movement. Our latest findings show that only 23% of Singaporeans still prefer...