Malaysia Says It Is in Talks to Bring Formula One Back Permanently
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said Malaysia has begun discussions with Formula One chief Stefano Domenicali, but any return to Sepang will still depend on cost, calendar and economic considerations.
Some Families Could See Disability Care Expenses Fall by Up to 80% by 2028
The proposed changes include fee caps, higher means-tested subsidies and wider eligibility for disability services. Lower-income families could pay no more than S$10 for some community-based services.
Jurong Condo Lucerne Grand Sells 350 Units During Launch Weekend at Average S$2,480 psf
The 570-unit project at Lakeside Drive sold 61% of its units by 6pm on Sunday, 4 October. CDL said all buyers were either Singaporeans or permanent residents.
Late Businessman’s Daughter Loses Lawsuit Over S$1.7 Million Given to Woman; Woman Awarded About...
The High Court found that the late businessman had voluntarily gifted the money to the woman, who was described as his long-term romantic partner and caregiver. His daughter, acting as executor of his estate, had sued to recover S$1.711 million.
Singapore Ends Asian Games With 18 Medals; 9 Silvers a Record but Gold Haul...
Team Singapore finished the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games with 2 golds, 9 silvers and 7 bronzes. Officials said the result met internal medal projections, though the gold tally was Singapore’s lowest in nearly 30 years.
