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- Friday, Apr 20, 2012
Salt-water tolerant tilapia tastes better
Singapore fish farmer works with scientists to breed the fish in a move that could boost food production. -SoShiok.com
- Appeal for info on man in loanshark harassment case
- Football academy to be launched for youths
- Football: Singapore's Ng pulls out of bidding for Rangers
- Road closure for Bengali New Year celebrations
- Youths behaving badly
- Singapore education delegates to visit US for study trip
- The poly survival guide
- MRT disruptions COI: Rail incident plan revised since December
- NEA launches apps to track energy consumption
Johor on alert for HFMD
Over 650 cases were recorded up to April 7, a seven-fold increase from the 96 cases recorded during the same period last year. -The Star/ANN
- High income target not an empty dream: Najib
- Increase in drug cases in Johor
- Speak up, Malaysian students told
- Baby boy with deformed leg sold for $2,500
- Malaysia increases number of awards for SPM top scorers
- Minimum wage policy to be nationwide by this year
- Promoting 100 best kopitiams in Malaysia to the world
- Increase in drug cases in Johor
- Made-in-Malaysia innovations can yield $406.8 million in revenue, says Najib
Indonesian 'punks' caned for pre-marital sex
The homeless 'punk' couple were caught having pre-marital sex in public. -AFP
- Appeal for info on man in loanshark harassment case
- Two debtors-turned-runners arrested
- China's top court spares woman death penalty in fraud case
- McDonald's employee faces 20 years jail for spitting in drink
- HK tycoon tells court he sold Macau project to Chinese Estates
- Colombian held in Hong Kong for drug trafficking
- Four men arrested for rioting along Havelock Road
- Appeal for information on man in indecent behaviour case
- Police arrest suspect for lorry theft
Indonesia jails former treasurer for corruption
The former politician told the court he would think about whether to appeal. -AFP
- Ex-Thai PM Thaksin's niece banned from politics
- 'Chinese' hackers deface Philippine website
- They don't just look good, they fly fighter jets too
- A more travel-friendly globe awaits Chinese
- Philippine fisherman dead in collision with US forces
- Myanmar opposition set to boycott parliament
- S. Korea ruling party loses majority over scandals
- Europe to suspend Myanmar sanctions: France
- Australia pressing US on WikiLeaks' Assange
Breivik gives Oslo court graphic account of massacres
He insisted he was a nice person and not a psychiatric case. -AFP
- Egyptians mass to demand army retreat from power
- Berlusconi says strip shows were 'burlesque contests'
- Sarkozy's mea culpa as French presidential campaign winds up
- Florida judge to decide on bail for Trayvon Martin's killer
- Cancer screening feeds overdiagnosis debate
- New Zealand woman dies from drinking too much Coke
- Cocaine found in Polish supermarket banana shipment: Report
- Biker gang colours banned in Sydney
- 'I am a very likeable person,' Breivik tells court
US stocks boosted by strong earnings
The S&P 500 was up 6.3 points. -AFP
- Investors approve new board at scandal-hit Olympus
- Asian markets slip as European debt in focus
- Businesswoman's $1.43 million Balinese-style home is her own tropical villa
- Shareholders approve new board at scandal-hit Olympus
- Euro inches up on IMF debt fund boost
- The technology futurepreneur
- Nautical lifestyle
- Muted growth forecast for Asia
- Farmer shareholders OK Malaysian $2.5b palm oil IPO
F1: Rosberg on top as Force India pack up early
Force India team had chosen to withdraw early on safety grounds. -AFP
- Nominees for Singapore Sports Awards revealed
- Golf: Guan, 13, misses China Open cut
- Tennis: Berdych upsets Murray to make Monte Carlo semis
- Football: Singapore's Ng pulls out of bidding for Rangers
- Football: Redknapp given England backing by FA board member
- Football: Fergie hails Rooney as scoring record looms
- Formula One: Hamilton fastest in first free practice
- F1: Force India may cut practice on safety grounds
- Football: Singapore's Ng frustrated by Gers talks
Dog owner ignores woman after his dog bites her
A woman was badly injured after a dog bit her arm. The owner of the dog pulled the dog away but did not offer to help the injured woman after the incident. -AsiaOne forums
- Man allegedly molests girl and follows her onto the MRT
- Home sales to foreigners plunge 78 per cent
- S'pore unis introduce 'MRT delay plan' ahead of coming exams
- Lim Swee Say: Higher wages for low-income workers will lead to "no-win" situation
- Crybaby smoker sends wrong vibes
- Approach MRT staff for help
- Why hire A-level holders but not master's for ITE post?
- Singapore girl apologises for laughing at NSF who died during training
- Exposed: How disposable chopsticks are made
Life in the fast lane
Life on the fast lane can be stress-free! Just hop on to the information super highway with OpenNet, the first nationwide fibre network and say goodbye to long download times and frequent disconnections. -Advertising feature
6 in 10 Muslim women grads marry down
About 25 per cent of graduate brides got hitched to non-graduate grooms in non-Muslim marriages in 2010. -TNP
- He's the king of all sperm donors with 82 kids so far
- What women want: To marry up
- Women are natural NGO leaders
- Kelly Chen shares photos of 1-month-old Riley with fans
- Kids are Kushboo's priority
- First look: Taylor Schilling
- All about Eve
- Red-hot undies on parade
- Lisa S comes to Singapore for AFF2012
Youths behaving badly
We take a look at the risky and silly behaviours that youths get up to and document, out of boredom, curiousity or what seems at times pure naivety. -Edvantage
- Singapore education delegates to visit US for study trip
- The poly survival guide
- Nepal war children head from poverty to university
- Vietnam: IELTS candidates grow in numbers, quality
- Viet high schools to include nuclear study in curriculum
- Thailand's tablet project is in jeopardy
- Prize-winning Thai teacher admits to plagiarism
- Seoul education chief vows to stay on
- Speak up, Malaysian students told
Diddy beats Jay-Z, as Forbes' richest hip hop artist
He beat out contemporaries Jay-Z, Dr. Dre, Birdman and 50 Cent. -Reuters
- Burberry knocked back as sales growth slows
- "Reluctant heiress" jewels sell for $26 million at auction
- Masterpiece looted by Nazis returned by US to family
- Tumi Holdings prices IPO above range
- Possum pest feeds thriving fur industry in New Zealand
- Estonian robots boost global online clothing market
- LVMH sales soar on strong US and Asia demand
- Two luxury houses showcase in same venue in same week
- Hot Gucci show sees local personalities
Footwear optional in Fiji
Fiji remakes its destination image as it taps into the global travel zeitgeist. -China Daily/ANN
- A more travel-friendly globe awaits Chinese
- Beyond Bangkok
- Stiff on flight? Here's the remedy
- Scoot to have 4 seat options
- Authentic taste of Malacca
- Healthy meals in the sky
- SIA introduces mobile connectivity on some flights
- 'Disruptive' Qantas passenger cable-tied
- Cathay flight attendant attacked by passenger
Exquisite high tea by Tokyo chef at Regent
Yoshihide Hamamoto of Four Seasons Marunouchi returns to Regent Singapore to create another Tokyo-style afternoon tea. -SoShiok.com
Google co-founder denies improper use of Java
He claimed that Google did nothing wrong when it built the Android platform for mobile gadgets. -AFP
- S'pore discovery opens door to engineered cells as cancer cure
- Thai tablet project is in jeopardy
- Social escorts being signed up via Internet
- Get the faster, better Stomp iPhone app
- China 'river pig' deaths raise extinction concerns
- "Bumblebee" gecko discovered in Papua New Guinea
- Estonian robots boost global online clothing market
- Baby monitors cause radio interference
- Tokyo mega-quake would kill over 9,000: Simulation
Road closure for Bengali New Year celebrations
Burmah Road in the direction of Serangoon Road will be closed from 6pm to 10.30pm on April 22. -AsiaOne
- Formula One: Hamilton fastest in first free practice
- F1: Force India may cut practice on safety grounds
- MRT disruptions COI: Rail incident plan revised since December
- Nissan to build two Infiniti models in China
- Volkswagen opens 2nd facility in Singapore
- Japanese men turn Acura into Ferrari F50
- Rented car ends up being sold to JB man
- So suay on first day
- MRT Inquiry: Long on questions, short on answers
Cancer screening feeds overdiagnosis debate
There is no research showing that routine screening for esophageal cancer lowers the risk of dying from the disease. Specialist medical groups recommend against it. -Reuters
- New Zealand woman dies from drinking too much Coke
- Why heart attacks can be more dangerous for women
- S'pore discovery opens door to engineered cells as cancer cure
- Increase in drug cases in Johor
- Japan's population falls 259,000 in 2011
- Health ministry to check safety of fake banana leaves
- Pakistan doctors save life of baby with six legs
- Boy, 8, who smoked 40 cigarettes a day kicks habit
- Top doctors aim to fix record on gums-heart link
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