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SG inflation of 5.7% higher than even China, what the hell Papies doing? Even communist China doesn't take its people for granted like that. How many drowning at the Reservoir does it take to wake up papies freaking idea? Inflation: 5.7% – How much more can Singaporeans take...

Imagine no GST, free medical and school fees, cheaper utilities and lower public transportation fares | The Online Citizen Temasek had previously disclosed S$58 billion losses in their portfolio and GIC is rumoured to have lost US$ 50 billion. How can we improve the system to manage the...

See la, everytime we demand answer on suspicious activities, police will reply, "it's confidential, we cannot reveal anything". see la, CID gang up with underworld liao la, no wonder Singapore is getting from worst to worster, worsterest. Two CID officers accused of not doing their job...

Ex table tennis president charged with corruption - Channel NewsAsia http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/singaporelocalnews/view/1170100/1/.html SINGAPORE: The ex-president of the Singapore Table Tennis Association (STTA) and former MP Choo Wee Khiang has been charged in court with...

Complaints of misleading property ads on the rise Proposed changes to rules will curb such ads and ensure showflat accuracy While an advertisement for Cardiff Residence showed an artist's impression of the development shrouded in lush greenery, it will actually sit among low-rise private...

one National University of Singapore study supervised by transport economist Anthony Chin found, have a target take-home income. Once they have achieved it, they either call it a day, or take it easy. Enhancing surcharges will only help these cabbies reach their target earnings faster. So it...

Commuters hit out at fare changes PART-TIME teacher Chen Shao Fen takes a taxi at about 6am from her mother's home in Bedok to her school in Bukit Batok twice a week. Each trip costs her about $18. She has tried taking the first MRT train at around 5.45am from Bedok, but stopped doing so...

Job search scheme for foreign grads scrapped Published on Dec 7, 2011 By Lin Wenjian THE Manpower Ministry (MOM) has scrapped a scheme that gave foreign university graduates up to one year to land a job in Singapore, saying it has not met its aim of helping companies recruit...

Cabbies hope for higher takings, commuters see red Taxi association urges other operators to adjust fares soon By Maria Almenoar, Transport Correspondent CABBY Noor Azhar Abdul Hamid works nine to 10 hours a day and takes home between $1,000 and $1,500 a month. He, like other taxi...

sure why not, add ERP at pedestrian walkways to channel human traffic towards GLC malls, instead of private shops too.

but do you know taxis indirectly reduce traffic jams?

anyway, most gantries are already without jam, but the tax remain HIGH

why do we need so many donations and charities when GST are supposed to help the poor I though govt says GST help the poor roughly our GDP = 180B so 7% = 12.6B $12.6B still not enough to help the poor meh?

Just now, I was taking a taxi and talking to this taxi driver, he was obviously not happy with ERP, he says, Taxi as a public transport shouldn't be obligated to pay ERP charges. He continue if Taxi has to pay, then MRT commuters going into CBD should pays too, fair to all public transport...

then we can enjoy the well paying bonuses, allowances and salaries together hor .... dun need to complain anymore, who getting more, who getting less, all enjoy on the fat pays together.

mendaki raised 6.2 million from the public and paid out 6.4 million in salaries. CDAC raise 10 million, pay out to staff 4 million is not so bad. http://www.mendaki.org.sg/upload_files/cuteeditor/Document/Financial%20information%202010.pdf

here http://www.cdac.org.sg/cdac_corp/resource/application_form/optout.pdf

In 2010 CDAC paid $4.3 million out of $10.8 million CPF collected to 71 staff I was glad to read of our self help group Chinese Development Assistance Council’s (CDAC) pledge to extend more assistance to the needy as we brace ourselves for a looming global financial crisis (Sunday Times 4...

SR Nathan conferred honorary doctorate by NTU By Monica Kotwani | Posted: 06 December 2011 1406 hrs SINGAPORE: Former president SR Nathan has been conferred an honorary doctorate by Nanyang Technological University (NTU). This is to recognise his distinguished achievements and...