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Lianhe Wanbao to merge with Shin Min Daily News in Dec. 2021
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On Sep. 26, it was announced that Lianhe Wanbao will be merging with Shin Min Daily News come end-2021. Zaobao reported that the move was due to increasing digitalisation. This will mark the end of Wanbao's 38-year run. Helping elderly readers move towards digital news Chairman o... -
Australian newspaper prints extra pages to help people cope with toilet paper shortage source: https://mothership.sg/2020/03/australia-newspaper-print-extra/ An Australian newspaper made national headlines for printing extra pages in its editions, in a hilarious attempt to help reader...
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Urban legend or dream come true? Former journalist and bank employee training to be doctors https://www.tnp.sg/news/singapore/former-journalist-and-bank-employee-training-be-doctors Ex-VP of bank and former journalist among this year's intake of future clinicians at Duke-NUS Medical Sc...
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Saw this on FB. Walls hacked during Reno only to reveal newspapers being stuffed in with concrete. This takes renewability and sustainability of materials to a whole new level of meaning
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SPH to divest stakes in Mediacorp TV and Press while Today newspaper will go fully digital Singapore Press Holdings plans to divest its 20 per cent stake in Mediacorp TV and 40 per cent stake in Mediacorp Press, the publisher of the Today newspaper, for $18 million, the firm said on Friday (Aug 25)...
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SINGAPORE: Singapore's Ambassador to China on Monday (Sep 23) expressed the city-state's disappointment at a report by Chinese newspaper Global Times, alleging that Singapore had acted inappropriately at the recent Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) Summit held in Venezuela. In a letter to the Global Time...
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Anyone here subscribe? Where to go to subscribe ? Not sure if it is worth it
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A reader suggested citizens be given some priority in COE biddings. Something like:- Cats A, B be reserved for citizens only In addition to his suggestion, Maybe non-citizens be made to pay 50% more then the COE price citizens pay? Any use of proxy ie non-citizens caught using citizen...
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http://www.straitstimes.com/BreakingNews/S...ory_735333.html By Aaron Low Singapore's households are at their wealthiest, boosted by rising property prices, a report released by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) stated on Friday. Household wealth stood at a record high o...
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Sometimes i see companies publishing a small notice saying xxxxx of nric xxxx has left the coy and is not allowed to transact any dealing on behalf of the coy. why must they do that huh?
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Interesting Transcripts of Mr Low Thia Khiang's... (ts' note: SAF Vet League sounds like the name of a certain group of people, not retired military personnel) Quote: John Andrew 11:47am Oct 25 Interesting Transcripts of Mr Low Thia Khiang's speech in Parliament on 21 Oct 20...
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just received my renewal for newspapers delivery via SPH .... according to the bill, there will be a $2 charge per month for the delivery service, meaning $24 per year. iirc, when we used the direct vendor, there were no such charges right ?? and even during the first year when i switched...
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http://ireport.cnn.com/docs/DOC-570978 Local Malaysian newspaper Berita Harian published a caricature in their editor's column today that depicts the popular Japanese cartoon character Ultraman as trying to outrun an incoming tsunami. The publication has received tremendous criticism...
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I have been using newspaper to clean the windows and mirrors. Newspaper is effective for cleaning up glass and mirror but I am not that sure if the side windows are also glass or plastic. Side window material is differ from car makes or pretty standard material? So far I do not notice...
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IF YOU are driving in Malaysia, avoid driving over newspaper strewn on the roads as they may be traps set up by carjackers. The latest ploy of carjackers? They set up newspapers traps on the roads, filled with nails and force you to stop your car by puncturing your tyres. According to a ST... -
Someone wrote in on this topic in today TODAY newspapers -------- Kings of the road? Letter from Yvonne Tan 05:55 AM Sep 20, 2010 MANY pedestrians and most, if not all, Singaporeans believe that it is the motorist's fault when a pedestrian gets knocked down. As a motorist, I frequ...
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I can't find my Fri newspaper anymore...Anyone still having it can help me take a look which was the supermarket that was selling Wolf Blass Red Label Wine at less than $20? Thks.
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I work in IT field but I have to admit I am a "sotong" in term of new technology. I thought 3D is only for TC/PC/Movie screen until I watch those 3D pictures on today's Straits Times with the free 3D disposable glasses provided.
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I am staying in CCK crescent... i would like to subscript for straitstimes weekend only ... sat and sun... anyone got the number to call?? any recommendation for good vendors?>??
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Hi, I need a copy of the 16th August 2009 Sunday Times newspaper. My dog accidently ate away the No.2 VW key cut out that is needed for me to win the VW car contest. So if any has the No.2 key cutout from Sunday times newspaper, I am willing to pay 50cents for it. Prefer location to b...
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Dear all, Found this 3 hot babes on papers recently ... - 周秀娜 - 鍾 惠 芝 aka Lavina Chung - 刘闻雯 Any contribution?
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Hi, anyone any idea how is the discount like??
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A traditional way to get rid of the newspapers in the house is to sell them to Karung guni on a regular basis. My mum was happy with this arrangement as she got to keep the proceeds (although meagre) while our small house could be cleared of unwanted junks at the same time. Time has changed (at...
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Those who got a copy of Today, please flip to middle. Full frontal advertisement or notice. Or you could access the online version below: http://www.todayonline.com/pdf_open.asp?id=1711WNL024 I wonder why ST deliberately ignore printing the full letter. I find it a bit chi**ish.
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