Arts & Entertainment History & Heritage Jobs & Economy Lifestyle We Grew Up on Hong Kong Action Flicks. Now Its Stuntmen Need Second Jobs. "Our entire industry relied on movies to make a living. Now, some stunt performers drive taxis, some help people look after homes.” by Savanna Tai October 9, 2026
Education Jobs & Economy News Fresh Grads Have It Hard Enough. Leave Their GPAs Out of Hiring. If grades-based shortlisting keeps the rote academic pressure on, who is it actually helping? by Anabelle Chang October 8, 2026
History & Heritage Immigration Jobs & Economy Subculture Is It Even Possible To Gentrify Geylang? With young creatives moving in and co-living operators converting shophouses, what does Geylang feel like in 2026? by Tristan Chan September 30, 2026
Education Jobs & Economy News When the Singaporean Dream Shrinks to an $8 Matcha "Our little treats and trinkets don’t solve uncertainty. But they remind us that we can't spend our lives preparing for what comes next." by Sean Lim August 21, 2026
Government & Politics Jobs & Economy Sponsored Singapore Doesn’t Need Public Transport to Be an Alternative. It Needs It to Be the Default. The distance between where (and who) we were back then can be traced to the stops we made on commutes throughout our lives. by Ilyas Sholihyn August 20, 2026
Family & Housing Jobs & Economy Subculture Social Workers Can’t Afford Pro Photography. So We Shoot for Them, For Free. "Three-and-a-half years later, we’re still here shooting, serving and believing that everyone deserves to be seen." by Rachel Goh August 14, 2026
Climate & Environment Jobs & Economy Coming Of Age No Tail, No Mouth: Alexandra Canal, and Everything We Clear Away to Keep Building I have no mouth, and I must stream. by Zachary Tang August 12, 2026
Family & Housing Food & Drink History & Heritage Jobs & Economy Lifestyle Grindsets Sin Hoi Sai Eating House and the Only Child Inheriting Its Late-Night Legacy He knows that he’ll have to step up soon—but not before introducing his parents to the radical notion of rest. by Isabelle Tow July 29, 2026
Family & Housing Food & Drink History & Heritage Jobs & Economy Lifestyle Mental Health Amongst Us Young Hawkers and the Exhaustion of Being Compared to the Generations Before Them "It's almost as though you're expected to mess up." by Tristan Chan July 15, 2026
Education Government & Politics Jobs & Economy News Singapore, Unfiltered I’m a 16-Year-Old Student. I’m Scared of What AI Is Doing to My Peers. If AI is Singapore's new religion, a word before we all convert. by Jayvier Chua July 13, 2026
Government & Politics Immigration Jobs & Economy News Singapore, Unfiltered The Questions Left Unasked When Over 400 Migrant Workers Went Unpaid for Months "We need systems that effectively prevent such violations and protect workers when they occur—not only when a case becomes large or public enough." by Ilyas Sholihyn June 26, 2026