Singapore Unfiltered: Viral cyclist crash sparks calls for tougher cycling rules

A viral video of a helmetless cyclist crashing onto the road has reignited debate over reckless cycling in Singapore, particularly among youths riding fixie bikes. With helmets already mandatory on public roads, are existing rules doing enough to keep cyclists and other road users safe? Should dan…

Talk of the Town: Child abuse in Singapore - Are we doing enough to protect our children

Child abuse cases in Singapore, including the tragic deaths of Megan Khung and Trevor Neo, have raised difficult questions about how we protect vulnerable children and whether warning signs are being missed. How do we recognise when discipline crosses the line into abuse? What happens when someone …

Breakfast Bites: You made a mess at a restaurant. Do you clean up?

You've just finished a meal at a restaurant, but there's food scattered across the table, crumbs on the floor and a bit of a mess left behind by your family. Do you make an effort to tidy up before leaving, or is that part of what you're paying for? We discuss how much responsibility diners should …

The Final Score: Could Manchester United actually get relegated from the Premier League?

8 matches without a win means Manchester United have now matched their worst run this century, as matters got from worst to worser for the Red Devils. With the departure of Michael Carrick now looking inevitable, could the club now face the very real threat of relegation from the Premier League? J…

Saturday Mornings International News Review: Power Plays: Satellites, Energy & Election Money

🌍On MoneyFM 89.3’s International News Review, Steve Okun  joins Saturday Mornings Show host Glenn van Zutphen. Who really controls critical wartime technology? Can energy exports become geopolitical weapons? And is political advertising now the most important battlefield in American democracy? F…

The Agenda: Why are more Gen Zs getting into birdwatching?

Gen Z is increasingly taking an interest in birdwatching, turning to nature as a way to unwind and explore Singapore’s biodiversity and connect with like-minded enthusiasts. Social media, online bird-sighting communities and more accessible photography equipment have also made it easier for young …

The Big Story: How vulnerable is Singapore to the latest PHP cyber threat?

Two critical vulnerabilities in PHP, a technology that powers a large part of the internet, have triggered a global cybersecurity scramble, with governments and organisations racing to secure their systems. Singapore’s Cyber Security Agency has urged organisations to act immediately, warning that …

What’s Trending: Imagine flying cars in Singapore… will the ERP follow us into the sky?

Flying cars have been a staple of science fiction for decades, but are we finally getting closer to making them a reality? Tesla CEO Elon Musk has unveiled a demonstration of what he says could be a flying version of the Tesla Roadster, featuring mid-air flips and air jets. But there’s a catch: w…

All Set: Singapore International Film Festival, DINOSAUR ODYSSEY T-Rex Walkabout, Side A, A Singapore Record Show... and more!

Looking for something to do this weekend? Lynlee Foo and Nazirul Asrar round up three ways to spend your Saturday and Sunday! From the Singapore International Film Festival, to the DINOSAUR ODYSSEY T-Rex Walkabout, whether you want to get active, unwind or discover something new, we’ve got your we…

Viewpoint: France’s riots: Order or answers?

A student walkout over missing teachers has grown into some of France’s worst rioting in years, and the government has responded with curfews and protest bans. On Viewpoint, Lynlee Foo speaks with Reuters’ Senior Correspondent in Paris Elizabeth Pineau about a weakened, cash-strapped government mon…