Crime: Police lists key concerns
Singapore Police Force (SPF) says that crime touched a 30-year low in 2013 but there's an increase in commercial and cyber crimes
Read MoreMoney laundering and terrorism financing: Areas needing further study identified
A report on money laundering and terrorist financing risks in the country identified virtual currencies, precious stones and metals dealers, and the Singapore Freeport, as emerging areas for further study to determine whether any mitigating measures are needed
Read MoreTheatre: Never too late to pursue a passion
A group of Singaporean seniors are rediscovering their passions in life, acting on stage is just one of those
Read MoreLittle India riot: A month or two before normal business returns
A week after the December 8 riot, common concern among shops and restaurants owners in the district is that it will take at least a month or two before business return to normal in Little India
Read MoreRights: The way forward
Ever since Singapore acceded to the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) in 1995, progress has been made in terms of all the 54 articles of the convention; few issues remain nevertheless
Read MoreSinglish: Leave it alone
Singaporeans love their unofficial national language Singlish – a unique blend of English, Chinese, Malay, Tamil and other local dialects
Read MoreTheatre: More open and vibrant now
Similar to the discussion on Singlish, the panel to discuss the local theatre scene in Singapore - Voices in Singapore theatre today, was also a revelation
Read MoreHistory: From night-soil buckets to World Toilet Day
A trip down the memory lane to a lesser known fact of life in Singapore, just over 25 years ago – the night-soil bucket system
Read MoreConscription: Asking the right questions?
The National Service (NS) issue remains a contentious one in Singapore with survey after surveys throwing up interesting questions rather than providing answers
Read MorePoverty: A varsity forum raises pertinent questions
Without an official poverty line, it's difficult to say whether it exists or not, but forums and studies keep throwing thought-provoking analysis
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