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The dead rat was reportedly found in a pack of vegetables from Giant IMM.

There are stringent animal abuse laws but people like him think he can get away. How should he be punished?

If the government continues to increase rentals without consideration for stall owners, there'll be nothing left of our UNESCO hawker culture. Is that what they want to see?

Governments must be more humble about policy decisions. Policies are for the people, not the paper we write them on.

"I keep on applying to jobs, aiming for bigger companies but there isn't a lot I qualify for although I think I have a decent portfolio and amount of experience."

Shouldn't the government solve our existing problems first? It would be best if we don't carry the issues of the current decade into the next!

In February, Dr Amy Khor launched the tray return campaign. Apparently this is supposed to remind customers to clean up after themselves, so that the tables are usable for other people. However, the system is so half-hearted and not well-planned. It’s been 5 months and we still frequently see dirty …

Singapore recently went up from 160th to 139th in the global press freedom index. But do they have the cheek to say that it is an improvement?

A netter shared that they received a package from a local courier today that is cash-on-delivery for $69. The courier warned that if the netter did not order something cash-on-delivery, they should reject the parcel because there may be poop inside. On Reddit r/askSingapore, the netter asked if anyone has …

It was only recently that he announced that we no longer need safe management measures. Why is he flipping prata again?