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  • The lessons of tweeting; learning from social media

    Social media is extremely popular, especially with young people. As a result the education world is exploring how that success can be used in the classroom… 17/05/2013

  • Shane Todd’s death probed

    Singapore has opened an inquiry into the death of an American engineer, Shane Todd. His death was originally registered as a suicide by hanging, but his… 13/05/2013

  • Wishing spheres set afloat for New Year in Singapore

    Over 100 elderly people and youths from voluntary welfare organizations penned their New Year wishes onto wishing spheres before launching them into the… 18/12/2012

  • Virgin Australia at centre of web of airline deals

    Singapore Airlines is buying 10 percent of Virgin Australia. That will step up its competition with rival Qantas in the lucrative Australian… 30/10/2012

  • Heineken has more than an eye on the Tiger

    Heineken’s Asian ambitions found favour on the markets on Monday. The Dutch brewer’s share price rose after secured the acquisition of a controlling stake in… 20/08/2012

  • Sustainability in Singapore

    “How is Singapore planning for sustainability? We discuss the issue of energy in the cities of tomorrow with Ms Fun Siew Leng, Group Director for Urban… 07/11/2011

  • Thorpe fails to shine

    Five-times Olympic champion Ian Thorpe made a low-key return to competitive swimming with a disappointing seventh place finish in the 100m individual medley… 04/11/2011

  • Learning from the word “go”

    It is an eternal question – do children really benefit from learning at a very early age? Head, heart and hand, India Avnika Menon goes to Leapbridge… 03/11/2011

  • Punggol eco-town – Building energy efficiency

    Today we headed to the north of Singapore to see some sustainable housing projects- so far north in fact that our mobile phones told us “Welcome to Malaysia”… 01/11/2011

  • The urban energy enigma

    Energy. It is generated, consumed, and expelled. Our cities have a constant appetite for it. So how could that kind of consumption of power and fuel ever… 01/11/2011

  • Talk, walk and learn with the animals

    Learning with animals is one educational method that can offer a sound teaching technique. But what can children learn from animals? To find out, this week… 28/10/2011

  • The urban innovation buzz

    Our cities are centres of innovation, where minds and machines work together to develop new, game-changing technologies. The challenge is how to create the… 27/09/2011

  • Singapore Blog 2 – Talking innovation with Chairman Lim

    We spoke to the Chairman of Singapore’s national research and development organisation A*Star today. Chairman Lim is a very likeable character, and a huge… 27/09/2011

  • Vettel wins Singapore Grand Prix

    Red Bull’s Sebastian Vettel produced a stunning performance to outclass his rivals and clinch the Singapore Grand Prix on Sunday. The 24 year old, who had… 25/09/2011

  • The urban water course

    Water is at the heart of who we are, and everything we do. We live through water. On one level it is very simple – around two thirds of your body is water… 30/08/2011

  • Singapore Blog 1

    Food for thought on the first day We’ve just arrived in Singapore and the local fixer suggests that we head off to film in a city centre food court. We’re… 30/08/2011

  • Nokia’s new smartphone not seen as ending its troubles

    Struggling handset maker Nokia has just unveiled its latest smartphone as it tries to fight off Apple’s iPhone and devices using Google’s Android software… 21/06/2011

  • Mika and robotic friends aim to please

    Do you fancy a nice hot drink in the morning, but can’t face making it sometimes? Well, Singaporean robot Mika could be just your cup of tea. 16/03/2011

  • Touch screen table that gets in the beers

    If you have ever been stuck in a queue at a bar or tried desperately to catch a waiter’s eye, then this table may appeal to you. The “Surface” is like a giant… 19/01/2011

  • Singapore’s not-so-grim “Disneyland”

    Some call it “Disneyland with the death penalty.” Proud of its title as one of the safest places in the world, Singapore exercises a zero-tolerance policy… 09/07/2012

  • Briton buys the world’s oldest bottle of bubbly

    At 170 years of age it is the oldest known bottle of champagne in the world. Now, having been bought for 30,000 euros at auction, it is also the world’s… 23/09/2011

  • Solving Singapore’s water problem

    Water is at the heart of who we are, and everything we do. We live through water. On one level it is very simple – around two thirds of your body is water… 26/07/2011

  • British author goes to jail for death-penalty book

    Alan Shadrake, a British author, has begun a six week prison sentence in Singapore after a court there rejected his appeal.   Shadrake was convicted of… 03/06/2011

  • Singapore Airlines grounds oil-stained A380s

    Singapore Airlines grounded three of its Airbus A380 planes on Wednesday to replace their engines after finding oil stains on them.   They use the same… 10/11/2010

  • Singapore exchange wants Sydney’s ASX

    The Singapore stock exchange SGX plans to take over Sydney’s ASX to create Asia’s fifth-largest bourse. The almost six billion euro merger would be the… 25/10/2010

  • Singapore stock exchange in Australian merger bid

    Singapore’s stock exchange has unveiled an agreed takeover bid for its Australian equivalent in a drive to compete with the region’s other financial… 25/10/2010

  • Swiss man faces caning over graffiti in Singapore

    A Swiss man accused of vandalism in Singapore faces being caned and jailed for up to three years if convicted.   Oliver Fricker is charged with vandalising a… 21/06/2010

  • Collision causes oil spill off Singapore

    A massive clean-up operation is underway to mop up an oil spill in Asia’s busiest shipping lane. It comes after an oil tanker and a bulk carrier collided in… 25/05/2010

  • World leaders delay climate deal

    The APEC summit of Asia Pacific nations has ended with leaders admitting it will not be possible to reach a deal at next month’s climate change summit in… 15/11/2009

  • APEC summit ends with trade pledge but no climate target

    The APEC summit of Asia Pacific nations has ended with promises of a new global economic strategy, differences on currency and little of any substance on… 15/11/2009

  • APEC seeks to put the trade balance right

    Leaders of some of the world’s biggest powers have begun a regional summit in Singapore that seeks to free up the post recession global economy. The… 14/11/2009

  • Praise the Lord: Singapore’s GDP soars

    Could it be a sign from the East? Singapore – the first Asian economy to report GDP data for the period from April to June – has roared out of recession… 14/07/2009


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