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- EVERY SUN
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The darkest periods of Singapore’s history were when politics and race tore apart communities; when trade unions brought the economy to a standstill; where saboteurs were bent on making this country fail; and terrorism reared its ugly head. The days of rage were dark days then, but they also helped to strengthen the country’s core beliefs, and make it the nation it is today. This series brings to the fore events and challenges in Singapore’s history and the lessons learnt.
catch upEpisode 1
December 1950 all hell broke loose, when Dutch girl Maria Hertogh was torn from her adopted mother and her Muslim upbringing, returning to her Dutch parents. How did events turn on its ugly head that December? Episode 1 “Days of Rage”.
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Thailand: The Great Divide
- EVERY THU
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Thailand’s fragile democracy is under threat as anti-government protests erupt once more in the capital city. Bangkok-based journalist, Ben Boonyai, undertakes an investigative journey to find out the truth behind the great divide that is tearing up the nation, seeking out players on all sides of the conflict. Just why is Thai society becoming so increasingly polarized? And what is at stake for the country as tensions escalate?
catch upEpisode 3
It’s a political stalemate in Thailand. Opposition protestors have forced government offices in the capital to come to a standstill while in the north, pro-government supporters are not budging either. But throughout all this, two key players have remained silent – the senate and the military. What impact will they have on the current Thai crisis?
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catch upEpisode 2
As anti-government protestors have been making their voices heard, the Red shirts or pro-Thaksin camp have remained muted. But things are about to change. Will this mark a major showdown with the opposition camp? And will the military continue to sit on the sidelines?
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Get Rea!
- MON
- 8:00 PM
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Get Rea! is one of Channel NewsAsia’s longest running current affairs documentary programme, featuring investigative reports from across Asia. Launched in 2004 as the channel’s flagship Asian current affairs show, the award-winning programme reports on issues affecting Asians, and reveals the uncomfortable reality of life and living in a region which is as diverse as it is complex. You think you know Asia. But on this show, the team meets ordinary Asians with less than ordinary stories, and presents to you different side of a region.
catch upEpisode 13
50 year old Zul is a refuse cleaner. His pay has remained the same for the last 5 years. Cleaners in Singapore are one of the lowest paid workers. What is keeping the wages of the 70 thousand cleaners like Zul, low?
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catch upEpisode 12
When it comes to education, South Korea is a superpower. But this comes at a price. Academic pressure is the top reason for its high youth suicide rate. Is South Korea school stress pushing students over the edge?
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Sg+
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Sg+ is a weekly current affairs programme that will examine complex long-term issues facing Singapore as we redefine our future. Each episode will feature in-depth analysis and informed discussions with expert guests that will not only shed more light on the matter, but perhaps even come up with possible options for our policymakers to consider.
catch upEpisode 30
Singaporeans aged 55 and over make up around one third of HDB flat owners today. What are the needs of aging homeowners and is enough being done to meet them?
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catch upEpisode 29
Singapore’s greening efforts have been going on for 50 years, since the first Tree Planting Day in 1963. Parks and green spaces were subsequently integrated into the housing estates. But can Singapore be even greener?
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- SUN
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We'll tell you how to make the most of your money but also why money is not an end in itself and connecting financial goals to your life goals is really what you should be doing. Of course we will also still continue to provide tips for investors, business ideas for businessmen and comments on the economy, markets, companies, financial products, and trends.
web exclusiveEpisode 5
With 7 rounds of cooling measures introduced by the government in 2013 and the higher property tax, how’s Singapore’s property market looking in 2014? Philippines, Thailand, Malaysia – what are some of the property investment hotspots in the region and beyond?
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web exclusiveEpisode 4
Equities, currencies, bonds, gold – what to invest in and what to avoid in 2014? Energy, pharmaceutical, technology – which are the hottest sectors to put your money in this new year? Investment experts share their tips for 2014.
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Expensive Eats
- EVERY SAT
- 9:30 PM
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Why are any dishes with a hint of saffron more expensive? What is the priciest variety of truffles on earth? How is Wagyu cattle reared? Expensive Eats takes us into the exclusive world of the most sought-after ingredients in high-end dishes fit for royalty.
catch upEpisode 7
For the world’s most expensive beef, we journey to the iconic city of Kobe. Since the 1800s, the Japanese have taken extraordinary care with raising and breeding Wagyu beef. The world’s finest cattle has a reputation of being hand-fed, regularly massaged with oil and drunk on beer while listening to classical music. An eight ounce cut can set you back by US$160.
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For the world’s most expensive truffle, we journey to Italy. These special mushrooms, which can only be located by trained pigs or dogs, are found in the Piedmont region of Italy. And they are becoming increasingly rare every year. Once sold at US$100,000 a kilogram, these precious white truffles are usually eaten raw, shaved into thin slices over anything from pasta to omelettes and chicken.
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BROWSE TV SHOWS
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A Singaporean AbroadThey are Singaporeans who have staked their entire lives on working for communities far away from home. They are individuals who live by working for the societal good and probably unknowns outside their immediate neighbourhoods, but their reach is anything but miniscule. Join us as we honour these unsung Singapore heroes spread across the world, in A Singaporean Abroad. |
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Across Borders with Dr FarishHost Dr Farish Noor travels to Asia’s border regions in a five-part series.From temples to casinos and in minefields and refugee camps, he explores culture and conflict where countries meet.Episodes cover Cambodia-Thailand, China-Laos, Philippines-Malaysia, China-North Korea and Myanmar-Bangladesh. |
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AM LIVE!AM Live! warms up as the morning builds, to include entertainment and lifestyle features, e.g. music and movie reviews, fitness and health, food and the arts. |
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Conversation WithConversation With is Channel NewsAsia’s signature interview series which aims to make a difference one compelling conversation at a time. Back for a ninth season, it will deal with topics confronting a rising and rapidly changing Asia – from the role of satire and of women who wield neither economic nor political clout, to the next big thing in healthcare, love and communication. |
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CrimsonCrimson is a crime series that traces the psychology, culture and sociology behind crimes. This 8-part docu-drama series will examine certain well-known crimes and explore the motives of these crimes as part of a wider social phenomenon, looking at cultural themes prevalent in Asia, such as child brides, mystic healers and many more. |
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Days of RageThe darkest periods of Singapore’s history were when politics and race tore apart communities; when trade unions brought the economy to a standstill; where saboteurs were bent on making this country fail; and terrorism reared its ugly head. The days of rage were dark days then, but they also helped to strengthen the country’s core beliefs, and make it the nation it is today. This series brings to the fore events and challenges in Singapore’s history and the lessons learnt. |
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DocumentariesA compilation of Channel NewsAsia's documentaries. |
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Expensive EatsWhy are any dishes with a hint of saffron more expensive? What is the priciest variety of truffles on earth? How is Wagyu cattle reared? Expensive Eats takes us into the exclusive world of the most sought-after ingredients in high-end dishes fit for royalty. |
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Get Rea!Get Rea! is one of Channel NewsAsia’s longest running current affairs documentary programme, featuring investigative reports from across Asia. Launched in 2004 as the channel’s flagship Asian current affairs show, the award-winning programme reports on issues affecting Asians, and reveals the uncomfortable reality of life and living in a region which is as diverse as it is complex. You think you know Asia. But on this show, the team meets ordinary Asians with less than ordinary stories, and presents to you different side of a region. |
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Goodbye 2013 Hello 2014As we near the end of the year, 2013 will be remembered for its viral videos, the haze hazard, the dengue outbreak, and several other events – catastrophic or otherwise, which have taken place across Singapore. |
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