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Institutes of higher learning can do more to promote use of reusable containers on campus

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Jobseekers’ Diaries: My months-long job search has been futile so far, but I’ll never give up

By Cindy Daphne Cho

Compost bins should be placed at highly accessible locations such as at the foot of public housing blocks, a TODAY reader suggests.

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Have bins for organic household waste in HDB towns to encourage composting

By Andrea Dunn Wan Yee

Cabinet minister Grace Fu delivered Singapore’s national statement at a global climate summit in Glasgow on Nov 9, 2021, calling for urgent collective action and saying Singapore would not shy away from taking bold action.

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An ‘anxious’ youth’s call for Singapore to make stronger climate commitments amid disappointing Glasgow summit

By Shaune Chow

Mr Rocky Ng went from being unsure of his career path to managing a team at a food chain. His longer-term goal is to start a cafe.

Jobseekers’ Diaries: The pandemic made my job search tougher, but I found my passion in F&B

By Rocky Ng

Passengers arriving at Changi Airport Terminal 3 on Oct 19, 2021.

A S’pore student’s plea for ICA to accept her US vaccine records for vaccinated travel lane

By Natalie Koh Ting Li

In response to news that less than half of the adult population has redeemed their SingapoRediscovers Vouchers (SRV), many TODAY readers said that the expiry date should be extended given the current Covid-19 situation and the prevailing restrictions.

Low redemption of SingapoRediscovers Vouchers ahead of Dec 31 deadline — What should the authorities do?

To curb overfishing and litter, a TODAY reader suggests the authorities tie up with local fishing YouTubers, administrators of Facebook and Instagram fishing communities, and fishing-tackle shop owners to raise awareness of good practices.

Go further to weed out litter, overfishing as more people turn to fishing during pandemic

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Jobseekers’ Diaries: I couldn’t get a job for 4 months. Then I worked on my resume and interview skills

In this instalment of Jobseekers’ Diaries, retail veteran Low Chee Wee, 52, talks about how he found it tough to secure job interviews, despite having sent out more than 80 job applications in four months. Sprucing up his resume, and working on his networking and interview skills did the trick.

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The first public housing project to be launched in November 2021 under a new Prime Location Public Housing (PLH) scheme will be in the Rochor Road district.

Should singles be barred from buying HDB flats in prime locations?

Seeing that Covid-19 has led to a manpower shortage in healthcare, the writer decided to join this meaningful profession.

Jobseekers’ Diaries: Retrenched after 30 years in aviation, I feared never working again. Retraining in healthcare changed that

By Carol Goh

The current disposal instructions on the MOH website for the antigen rapid test kits is very generic, says a TODAY reader.

The authorities should look at ways to dispose of used antigen rapid test kits more safely

By Soh Yew Peng

Entry approvals for maids into Singapore have been curtailed since May, causing difficulties to households that need domestic help, says one TODAY reader.

MOM should ease entry curbs on vaccinated maids

By Victor Ng Beng Li

‘Our livelihoods are at stake’: A restaurant manager’s plea to diners to follow Covid-19 rules

By Ong Hoe Yeen

To reignite kampung spirit, appoint chief gardeners in various estates, share dishes made from locally grown crops

By Haripriya Sharma

‘More than token thank-yous’: Rethink how Teachers’ Day is celebrated in Singapore

By Vincent Bong Chin Hong

A TODAY reader suggests ways parents, teachers and children in Singapore can stop myopia from taking hold during the Covid-19 pandemic.

What parents, teachers and kids can do to stop myopia from taking hold in pandemic

By Wong Shi Hui

Patrons at a restaurant in White Sands shopping centre in Pasir Ris on Sept 27, 2021, when a two-person limit for social gatherings and vaccinated people dining at eateries was reimposed.

Lift Covid-19 curbs on social group sizes for vaccinated family members from same household

By Victor Ng Beng Li

Palanisamy Asogan, who was diagnosed with kidney failure in 2018, lost more and more of his confidence with each rejection he got. But he pressed on and found work after a nine-month search.

Jobseekers’ Diaries: Landing a job at 57 despite my ailment is proof one’s never too old for a fresh start

By Palanisamy Asogan

With space already limited by safe distancing, stalls should not reserve tables at coffee shops

By Eleanor Tan

TODAY’s readers agreed that mere hard work would not take professionals far in their careers.

Want that promotion? Besides hard work, key is to know the right people, be in right place at right time

Instead of a blanket rule banning groups of five fully vaccinated diners, the letter-writer suggests that the authorities have safe-distancing ambassadors carry out random checks on diners’ vaccination status.

Have safe-distancing crew check vaccine status at hawker centres and coffee shops, so up to 5 can dine in

By Benny Tan

Former marketing and communications manager Richard Khoo, 39, describes how 2020 was the darkest period of his life after he lost his father and then got retrenched.

Jobseekers’ Diaries: After a year of job searching and the darkest period of my life, I feel more hopeful now

By Aaron Choo, Richard Khoo

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Burning of joss paper in housing estates: Take better measures to manage pollution

By Victor Vong Hansheng

The writer acknowledges the challenges faced by the Muslim community in Singapore in the two decades since the Sept 11, 2001 attacks.

9/11 anniversary: A thank-you note to the Muslim community in Singapore

By Liew Kai Khiun

If people who can work from home continue to do so, the work can still go on with one fewer possible venue of exposure, says the writer.

Covid-19: With recent spike, is it necessary to allow employees to work from offices?

By Yeo Shuan Chee

Professor Ooi Eng Eong is the co-developer of Singapore’s Covid-19 vaccine candidate, which will soon complete the second phase of its clinical trials.

Up Close With… Professor Ooi Eng Eong, co-developer of Singapore’s Covid-19 vaccine candidate

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Institutes of higher learning can do more to promote use of reusable containers on campus

Jobseekers’ Diaries: My months-long job search has been futile so far, but I’ll never give up

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Have bins for organic household waste in HDB towns to encourage composting

An ‘anxious’ youth’s call for Singapore to make stronger climate commitments amid disappointing Glasgow summit

Jobseekers’ Diaries: The pandemic made my job search tougher, but I found my passion in F&B

A S’pore student’s plea for ICA to accept her US vaccine records for vaccinated travel lane

Low redemption of SingapoRediscovers Vouchers ahead of Dec 31 deadline — What should the authorities do?

Go further to weed out litter, overfishing as more people turn to fishing during pandemic

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Jobseekers’ Diaries: I couldn’t get a job for 4 months. Then I worked on my resume and interview skills

Should singles be barred from buying HDB flats in prime locations?

Jobseekers’ Diaries: Retrenched after 30 years in aviation, I feared never working again. Retraining in healthcare changed that

The authorities should look at ways to dispose of used antigen rapid test kits more safely

MOM should ease entry curbs on vaccinated maids

‘Our livelihoods are at stake’: A restaurant manager’s plea to diners to follow Covid-19 rules

To reignite kampung spirit, appoint chief gardeners in various estates, share dishes made from locally grown crops

‘More than token thank-yous’: Rethink how Teachers’ Day is celebrated in Singapore

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What parents, teachers and kids can do to stop myopia from taking hold in pandemic

Lift Covid-19 curbs on social group sizes for vaccinated family members from same household

Jobseekers’ Diaries: Landing a job at 57 despite my ailment is proof one’s never too old for a fresh start

With space already limited by safe distancing, stalls should not reserve tables at coffee shops

Want that promotion? Besides hard work, key is to know the right people, be in right place at right time

Have safe-distancing crew check vaccine status at hawker centres and coffee shops, so up to 5 can dine in

Jobseekers’ Diaries: After a year of job searching and the darkest period of my life, I feel more hopeful now

Burning of joss paper in housing estates: Take better measures to manage pollution

9/11 anniversary: A thank-you note to the Muslim community in Singapore

Covid-19: With recent spike, is it necessary to allow employees to work from offices?

Up Close With… Professor Ooi Eng Eong, co-developer of Singapore’s Covid-19 vaccine candidate

Fines for not returning trays, clearing tables: Do it not just to avoid fines, but out of graciousness

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