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Denise Phua: 'We must put ourselves in Little India residents' shoes'
In part 2 of the Supper Club interview with Moulmein-Kallang GRC MP Denise Phua, she talks about how to balance the needs of residents and workers in Little India, and says that the civil service’s top...
SUPPER CLUB | DENISE PHUA
Denise Phua: 'There are some positions we need to take'
She’s been called the People’s Action Party’s conscience, on topics like the casinos, which she opposes for economic and moral reasons. Known as an advocate for people with disabilities, Moulmein-Kallang...
Silence not always golden
Parliament’s Tuesday sitting saw some uncharacteristically assertive questioning of an office-holder by a PAP MP.
Ideas to celebrate S'pore's 50th birthday wanted
Singapore turns 50 next year, and it is a milestone you can celebrate with up to $50,000 from the Government.
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Ideas to celebrate S'pore's 50th birthday wanted
Singapore turns 50 next year, and it is a milestone you can celebrate with up to $50,000 from the Government.
Ex-ISD chief opens up on Mas Selamat episode
The senior civil servant under whose watch Mas Selamat Kastari escaped has spoken for the first time on his experience.
Casey's words 'offensive and unacceptable': Shanmugam
Law Minister K. Shanmugam said he was "terribly upset and offended" by Briton Anton Casey's comments which referred to public transport commuters in Singapore as "poor people". But he urged Singaporeans not to flame the Briton's family because "Singaporeans can be bigger than that".
Singasnaps: 'A blast from the past' edition (Jan 15-21)
A suggestion to revive a policy of the past to deal with a current problem, a surprise appearance in Parliament by an elder statesman, and a visit to a galaxy far, far away by the Prime Minister. Here's what went down in social media this week.
5 highlights from Tuesday's Parliament session
From a scheme to keep buses on time to new programmes that will help former inmates and a proposal for schools that will not stream students, here are Singapolitics' picks from Tuesday's Parliament session.
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Denise Phua: 'There are some positions we need to take'
She’s been called the People’s Action Party’s conscience, on topics like the casinos, which she opposes for economic and moral reasons. Known as an advocate for people with disabilities, Moulmein-Kallang GRC MP Denise Phua took on the whole education system this week by proposing a pilot scheme...
Denise Phua: 'We must put ourselves in Little India residents' shoes'
In part 2 of the Supper Club interview with Moulmein-Kallang GRC MP Denise Phua, she talks about how to balance the needs of residents and workers in Little India, and says that the civil service’s top echelons must be reformed.