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NDP 2026: Kallang roars as Singapore celebrates 61st birthday (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox SINGAPORE – As the Kallang Wave rippled across the National Stadium, some 42,000 people buzzed with excitement as they waited for Singapore’s 61st birthday celebrations to begin. It was the first time in a decade that the National Day Parade was held at the venue, and even the searing afternoon heat could not keep the crowd’s energy levels down. Crowds also gathered around the stadium and the Kallang Basin, some “chope”-ing seats to get a
No system malfunction found, after 432 students report O-level English oral discrepancies (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox In response to queries, SEAB had on July 18 said that no discrepancies were found. SINGAPORE – Oral examiners and students were shown the same question during the O-level English Language examination on July 15, and investigations found no evidence of a system malfunction, despite 432 candidates reporting discrepancies. Senior Minister of State for Education Janil Puthucheary told Parliament on Aug 5 that the authorities had not observed
Government will continue to invest in infrastructure, education for Singaporeans: PM Wong (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox Prime Minister Lawrence Wong said the Government provides extra help in tougher times, pointing to support packages rolled out in 2026 amid higher costs stemming from the conflict in the Middle East. SINGAPORE – The Government will continue to invest in education, housing and public infrastructure for Singaporeans, said Prime Minister Lawrence Wong, even as it steps up support for households during difficult economic times. He was speakin
Social media ‘likes’, infinite scrolling and direct messaging linked to poorer youth mental health (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox Problematic use, marked by compulsive or addictive habits, the report found, was more closely linked to poor well-being than time spent online alone. SINGAPORE – Certain social media features like direct messaging, which may expose young users to cyberbullying, and autoplay functions, which encourage prolonged use, pose risks to the mental health of youth. These were among the features highlighted by an expert panel convened by the Minist
From failing O levels to a PhD in public health: How this NUS grad redefined success for himself (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get tips on how to help your child succeed Mervin Tee and his wife, Cindy Chan, with their six-month-old daughter Charlotte. Tee overcame a disadvantaged background to earn his doctorate. SINGAPORE – At 16, Mervin Tee spent his school holidays packing toilet paper and sanitary pads into trolleys bound for Changi Airport. A few months later, he failed his O-level exams. “I thought of giving up studying altogether... I was the only one who didn’t make it out of school at that point in
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