Singapore conducting pilot for virtually supervised Covid-19 antigen rapid tests
The health ministry said it is looking into expanding the options to facilitate regular self-testing.
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Omicron outbreak to delay goods for Chinese New Year and drive inflation
Ships are now heading for Shanghai, causing growing congestion there and delaying schedules for container ships.
Forget the Great Resignation, aim for the Great Refresh
The so-called Great Resignation in fact affects only about 2 per cent of employees expected to change jobs this year. What of the rest?
No more carparks: S’pore sets out possibilities for a driverless vehicle city
The anticipated autonomous vehicles boom is an opportunity to reimagine how people live and work.
S’pore researchers studying effects of mixing Covid-19 vaccines
Some vaccines being studied are not currently under the national vaccination programme.
Customers scrambling for JB-SG VTL bus tickets hit by cancellations, glitches
Demand for tickets remains brisk as many rush to make trips via the land VTL over the Chinese New Year period.
The case for bringing faith into the climate issue
The writer says religious figures can be powerful voices for action on climate change.
Singapore firms will get time to adapt to higher carbon tax
The revised carbon tax rate for 2024 will be announced during next month's Budget, which will also indicate what to expect up to 2030.
10m population not a ridiculous number for S’pore to plan for: Liu Thai Ker
The Government has said that Singapore's population is likely to be significantly below 6.9 million by 2030.
Inflation puts pressure on prices of Chinese New Year goodies
Prices of canned abalone and mushroom from China have climbed by more than 10 per cent mainly due to lower production.