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More convincing scams, fake nudes: The stakes are getting higher in the war against deepfake abuse

More convincing scams, fake nudes: The stakes are getting higher in the war against deepfake abuse

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'I'll pay to touch your feet': Female private-hire drivers on night shift face harassment from male passengers

'I'll pay to touch your feet': Female private-hire drivers on night shift face harassment from male passengers

I was bitter about having less money than others. But I've decided to stop robbing myself of joy

I was bitter about having less money than others. But I've decided to stop robbing myself of joy

'You don’t look disabled': People with hidden conditions hope for a kinder world

'You don’t look disabled': People with hidden conditions hope for a kinder world

Why flexing about being a homebody is not good for your mental health

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Why flexing about being a homebody is not good for your mental health

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Big Read

Cabernet and chill: Wine culture thrives as bottle sales surge, but it's no bed of roses for bars and restaurants

Cabernet and chill: Wine culture thrives as bottle sales surge, but it's no bed of roses for bars and restaurants

Vino aficionados here used to belong to an exclusive club, but recent trends have expanded the drink’s appeal to the masses and kickstarted a bubbly era

Bus drivers in Singapore aren't getting any younger. Here is why it's a big problem

From high rollers to rollercoaster geeks, Singapore's IRs are reeling them in but is it enough to stay ahead?

Growing voters' expectations and public scrutiny hampering Singapore political parties' recruitment efforts

These three women were upskirted. Their lives have never been the same again

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After helping his invalid wife breastfeed for 6 months, this new dad has fresh appreciation for mums

After helping his invalid wife breastfeed for 6 months, this new dad has fresh appreciation for mums

'Support is there if you reach out': Ex-delinquent wept as social worker remained constant figure in his life

'Support is there if you reach out': Ex-delinquent wept as social worker remained constant figure in his life

Her parents said music was a 'risky' career. This Singaporean defied their doubts, ending up on the world's biggest stages

Her parents said music was a 'risky' career. This Singaporean defied their doubts, ending up on the world's biggest stages

'No need to be greedy': Co-owner of mainland Singapore's last kampung is honouring late dad's wish by not selling

'No need to be greedy': Co-owner of mainland Singapore's last kampung is honouring late dad's wish by not selling

Photo Essays

In Pictures: Soothing your pets – why some owners look to alternative therapies for their furry companions

In Pictures: Soothing your pets – why some owners look to alternative therapies for their furry companions

In Pictures: Meet the 70-year-old lorry driver who is also a 'kite doctor'

In Pictures: Meet the 70-year-old lorry driver who is also a 'kite doctor'

In Pictures: Inside a dragon kiln where temperatures go up to 1,300°C

In Pictures: Inside a dragon kiln where temperatures go up to 1,300°C

In Pictures: Looking after a child in palliative care

In Pictures: Looking after a child in palliative care

Ground Up

Woodlands shopkeepers lament slow business as easier border crossing draws more shoppers to JB

Woodlands shopkeepers lament slow business as easier border crossing draws more shoppers to JB

Some shopkeepers in Woodlands and Marsiling fear that the greater ease of crossing the Causeway to Malaysia using QR codes and the upcoming rail link will make Johor Bahru even more attractive to Singapore shoppers.

'I felt I was blamed': How applying for maternity leave can be stressful

More Singaporeans are being prescribed antidepressants. Is this a cause for concern?

Fair play? Badminton players decry profiteering off public courts by middlemen

Youths' growing disdain for certain part-time work in F&B, retail leaves businesses desperate for staff

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Voices

I became a mermaid for fun, but it's given me a serious passion for saving the earth

I became a mermaid for fun, but it's given me a serious passion for saving the earth

No more ‘noble’ parenting resolutions for new years. In 2025, I’m going for 'realistic' instead

No more ‘noble’ parenting resolutions for new years. In 2025, I’m going for 'realistic' instead

Don’t just rely on your full-time job for money. Build more income streams through side hustles

Don’t just rely on your full-time job for money. Build more income streams through side hustles

A year on from my dad’s death, I still have many regrets

A year on from my dad’s death, I still have many regrets

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Adulting

About to turn 22, I asked some older Singaporeans what they had learnt on life's journey

About to turn 22, I asked some older Singaporeans what they had learnt on life's journey

As CNA TODAY intern Gwenneth Teo looks forward to her 22nd birthday, she decided to seek out advice from three people with varying life journeys on just how to live a rich and rewarding life.

'There she goes again': Is it wrong to cut ties with a sibling you've fallen out with?

The art of finding joy in a hobby that I'm awful at

At the workplace, women who adjust their persona to be more ‘masculine’ do so at their own risk

Offered a promotion to manager? Why leadership is not right for everyone

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Mental Health Matters

Anxious over the physical effects of ageing? Here's how to embrace the passing years

Mental Health Matters

Anxious over the physical effects of ageing? Here's how to embrace the passing years

There’s no need to feel guilty about ‘wasting’ your leave just because you’re not travelling overseas

Mental Health Matters

There’s no need to feel guilty about ‘wasting’ your leave just because you’re not travelling overseas

Can hypnosis make you a better worker? For some, it's a secret weapon

Mental Health Matters

Can hypnosis make you a better worker? For some, it's a secret weapon

When does a romantic relationship become unhealthily inward-looking?

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When does a romantic relationship become unhealthily inward-looking?