Over 15,300 EV charging points installed islandwide as Singapore eyes target of 60,000 by 2030
While the majority of public chargers will be slow chargers intended for overnight use, LTA plans for some of these public chargers to be fast-charging.
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Singapore passes landmark Bill recognising ride-hail, delivery gig workers as distinct labour class
Known collectively as platform workers, this 70,500-strong group will get greater levels of contributions to the Central Provident Fund savings scheme, aligned with what employees…
Passengers can expect higher Asia-Pacific airport charges to fund upgrades: Industry chief
Air traffic in the region is set to double over the next 20 years.
Trial by Singapore, Indonesia, Australia and NZ aims to shorten travel time on 38 flight routes
The routes include those from Singapore to Auckland, Adelaide, Brisbane, Cairns, Christchurch, Darwin, Melbourne and Perth, as well as the Sydney to Singapore route.
Singapore Airlines resumes meal service when seat-belt sign is on, lifts stricter rules
The national carrier has reverted to standard in-flight procedures 10 weeks after a man died and dozens were injured on the turbulence-hit Flight SQ321.
Turbulence-hit Singapore Airlines plane makes test flight ahead of planned return to service
Functional check flights are typically performed after an aircraft undergoes heavy maintenance, to make sure that everything on the plane works as it should.
S’pore, Malaysia have generally kept big picture in mind, made good progress together: SM Lee
At the heart of why the relationship is complex is how the two countries came together in difficult circumstances, followed by a separation that was traumatic for both sides and…
Singapore to stop registration of new diesel cars and taxis from Jan 1, 2025
The move to phase out the more pollutive vehicles was announced in Parliament three years ago during a debate on the Government’s environmental sustainability plans in March…
President Tharman thanks PM Lee for decades of selfless service, steering S’pore through crises
From the 2008 global financial crisis to the Covid-19 pandemic, outgoing Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong’s 20-year term as head of government was marked by world-shaking crises.
Ties with Middle East partners, including Israel, key to delivery of aid to Gaza: S’pore Foreign Minister
Describing the trip to the Middle East as a “necessary” one, Dr Balakrishnan said another objective was to consult and get a “direct download” from Singapore’s Arab…