Today, 19 September 2015

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      Lock icon Senators urge US Navy to go up close to South China Sea islands
      668 2 Washington alarmed by Beijing’s build-up on new artificial islands in area CHINA ‘CONSTRUCTING PORT FACILITIES THAT CAN ACCOMMODATE BATTLESHIPS’ AGENCIES WASHINGTON Alarm in Washington over massive Chinese reclamation and militarisation in the disputed South China Sea increased
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      Lock icon Japan set to pass security Bills despite widespread protests
      523 2 REUTERS TOKYO Despite large public protests and delaying tactics by the opposition, Japan’s parliament drew nearer yesterday to enacting contentious defence legislation that could ease the constraints of the pacifist constitution to let troops fight overseas for the first time since
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      Lock icon Japan’s parliament approves security Bills in historic move
      529 2 (2nd Edition) AGENCIES TOKYO —Japan’s parliament enacted legislation early this morning aimed at expanding the role of the Japanese Self-Defence Forces (SDF) overseas, despite strong protests from opposition lawmakers and voters against what marks a major shift in the country’s postwar security policy. The
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      Lock icon Senators urge US Navy to go up close to South China Sea islands
      668 2 (2nd Edition) Washington alarmed by Beijing’s build-up on new artificial islands in area CHINA ‘CONSTRUCTING PORT FACILITIES THAT CAN ACCOMMODATE BATTLESHIPS’ AGENCIES WASHINGTON —Alarm in Washington over massive Chinese reclamation and militarisation in the disputed South China Sea increased
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      Lock icon Call to hold rates reflects China’s economic clout
      744 6 Country’s bigger role in global economy than it had a decade ago gave pause to policymakers FED WOULD HAVE HIKED RATES OTHERWISE, SAYS ANALYST AGENCIES WASHINGTON Here’s the latest sign of China’s arrival as a global economic power: It has roiled financial
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      Lock icon Green light given to rally as it wasn’t aimed at toppling govt: Najib
      398 8 AGENCIES KUALA LUMPUR The “red shirt” rally in Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday was given the go-ahead as the event was not aimed at toppling the government unlike another anti-government rally last month, Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak
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      Lock icon RALLY STAGED TO HELP NAJIB KEEP GRIP ON POWER: SOME UMNO MEMBERS
      364 8 AGENCIES In a sign of a growing fracture within Malaysia’s ruling United Malays National Organisation (UMNO), several party members are lashing out against the racially charged Himpunan Rakyat Bersatu or “red shirt” rally on Wednesday, charging that the
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      Lock icon Indonesia says it needs 30 days to control fires
      593 8 Potentialfor haze until end-Nov because of El Nino, but aim is to put out majority of fires by mid- Oct: Agency spokesman AGENCIES JAKARTA Indonesia will take 30 days to bring smouldering forest fires under control, the national disaster management agency
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      331 3 haze SUBSIDY SCHEME S5!S2SS* MINISTRY OF HEALTH SINGAPORE I Is the haze causing you respiratory or eye problems? If so, you will pay no more than $10 at participating GP clinics for the treatment of these conditions. This Haze Subsidy Scheme is open to Singapore citizens who meet ANY ONE
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      28 5 REPORT WP ACTIVISTS HELP PARTY GROW A GRASSROOTS NETWORK Scan the QR code using the reader app on your smartphone, or you can visit tdy.sg/wpactivists for the report.
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      123 7 ESTABLISHMENT OF RESTRICTED AREA DURING FORMULA 1 SINGAPORE AIRLINES SINGAPORE GRAND PRIX During the Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix, a Restricted Area will be established during the following timings: This is for low level helicopter flights conducting aerial filming of the F1 race. The unauthorised conduct of aerial
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      Lock icon Stop the palm oil profits, stop the haze
      331 10  -  FROM TONY PODOLINSKY I refer to the letter “Pay Indonesia farmers to stop burning? Unfair, but it might work” (Sept 18). Paying farmers will not work. Slash-and-burn farming has been a way of life for centuries. The real haze issues first arose
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      Why not put air purifiers in all primary classrooms?
      134 10  -  FROM POONAM BHANDARI In the past few years, the haze has become a yearly event, dependent upon external factors beyond our control and detrimental to health, especially for the young and elderly. The elderly can be protected by masks and by
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      Those with depression can obtain clinical assessment, have treatment planned
      259 10  -  FROM JOANNE QUAH Clinic Director, SingHealth Polyclinics Outram We refer to Ms Linda Cheng’s letter “Three-month wait for specialist too long for those with depression” (Sept 11). We are deeply sorry for the loss of her sister and express our
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      Ban tissue hawking in food centres
      271 11  -  FROM PREM SINGH Over the past year or so, I have witnessed foreigners making fast money from the sale of tissue packets in several hawker centres in Bedok. This issue must be addressed for several reasons. The foreigners are mostly ablebodied. Some others, who
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      Motorised bicycles should be registered with number plates
      234 11  -  FROM IVAN GOH SIAN LUNG Since the letter “Electric bicycles must comply with LTA rules” (Sept 12, 2014), the issue does not seem to have gained traction with the authority. I see more motorised bicycles on the road. Sometimes, they do not
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      Lift shut down at MRT station inconvenienced many
      129 11  -  FROM DAVID KWOK NG KAN I was surprised that the lift at Boon Lay MRT Station was shut down for nearly two weeks. The reason given was that the lift company lacked the spare parts. This is not acceptable. Why was the
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      Haze now has world’s attention, Shanmugam tells Jakarta
      342 12 FOREIGN AFFAIRS MINISTER SAYS STRONG ACTION NEEDED AGAINST ERRANT INDONESIAN FIRMS SINGAPORE In a telephone call yesterday to express deep concern over the ongoing haze situation in Singapore, Foreign Affairs Minister K Shanmugam said to his Indonesian counterpart that the haze had
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      Lock icon Local universities should develop authentic S’porean character, says PM Lee
      382 12  -  AMANDA LEE SINGAPORE While Singapore’s universities want to maintain their standing in the world, their key performance indicator should not be how highly they are ranked, but how well they serve Singapore, said Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong at the
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      Lock icon Intellectually disabled, caregivers get more support with new centres
      538 13  -  MARISSA YEO marissayeo@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE More support is at hand for the intellectually disabled and their caregivers following the official opening of two centres at Kemban-gan-Chai Chee Community Hub. The Movement for the Intellectually Disabled of Singapore (MINDS) yesterday launched its first
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      Lock icon Immigration, job prospects among issues raised at poly forum
      548 13  -  FRANCIS LAW SINGAPORE The impact of immigration and their chances of getting a job were very much on the minds of polytechnic students during a dialogue with Senior Minister of State (Law and Education) Indranee Rajah yesterday. The dialogue part of
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      Lock icon Prison Service honours 155 individual volunteers
      482 14  -  STACEY LIM staceylim@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE For the past five years, he has been giving mathematics tuition to students of all ages at Tanah Merah Prison. Mr Tan Han Yao, a tutor volunteer with the prison, helps inmates who are preparing to take their O-Level examinations.
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      House dust mites go to mattresses in droves: Study
      344 14 SINGAPORE The highest concentrations of dust mites in homes are found in mattresses, a small-scale study conducted by home appliances manufacturer Dyson and the National Univer- sity of Singapore (NUS) has shown. The study, which covered 27 homes here, also found
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      Lock icon NEA calls for tender to conduct study on electrical, electronic waste
      200 14 CHANNEL NEWSASIA SINGAPORE The National Environment Agency (NEA) yesterday called for a tender to conduct a study on the collection, recycling and management of electrical and electronic waste (e-waste), amid the increasing use of electronic devices. The NEA will
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      Lock icon New controversy engulfs 1MDB over ‘missing’ payment
      670 16 Firm says Wall Street Journal report on failedfinancial transfer is ‘sensationalist’ COMPANY REJECTS NEWSPAPER’S CHARGES AGENCIES K UA L A LU M PU R —State investment firm 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) looks set for fresh controversy after The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) reported
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      Lock icon Religious criticism overshadows talented teen’s scholarship win
      443 16 MALAY MAIL ONLINE K UA L A L U M P U R Hajar Nur Asyiqin Abdul Zubir, an 18-year-old who dreams of studying at Oxford University, is the winner of a prestigious Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) scholarship, but to some on Facebook,
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      Lock icon Meeting on Sept 30 last chance for TPP deal: Japanese minister
      476 17 An Oct 19poll in Canada followed by electioneering in the US, could reset priorities AGENCIES TOK YO The Japanese minister in charge of negotiations for a Pacific Rim free trade initiative said yesterday that talks on the free trade
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      Lock icon India will not pay to clean up ‘world polluted by the West’
      488 17 BLOOMBERG NEW DELHI “You made the mess you clean it up” may well be India’s attitude at the coming international cli-mate-change talks in Paris. “It’s the West that has polluted the world for the last 150 years with
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      Lock icon US returns corruption suspect to China
      426 17 REUTERS B E I J I N G The United States has repatriated one of China’s most wanted economic fugitives, the ruling Communist Party’s anti-graft watchdog said yesterday, signalling that Washington is cooperating with Beijing in China’s corruption crackdown. The repatriation of Yang Jinjun
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      Lock icon More US dads send strong message to bosses: Family first
      1228 18 EMPLOYERS ARE BECOMING SITTING DUCKS FOR LAWSUITS THE NEW YORK TIMES WA SHINGTON —For decades, women who believed their employers had punished them with lower wages and missed promotions after they had become mothers have been filing gender discrimination complaints
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      Lock icon Projecting China’s power from the South China Sea
      106 19 China is building three airstrips on new artificially created islands in the disputed South China Sea, with the first 3,000m runway already believed to be completed. These airstrips will be able to accommodate most Chinese military aircraft, including surveillance planes that will,
      Sources: The Asia Maritime Transparency Initiative and The Center for Strategic and International Studies; Adolfo Arranz / TODAY  -  106 words
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      80 18 3 Days SALE 19 21 Sep, 11am 7pm FREE Disposal of old mattress! NO GST! 207 Balestier Road #01-13 Balestier Tower, S(*****3) Tel: 6256 2133 Plush Europe Top Mattress King $799 Queen $599 S/Single $469 Single $399 Hotel Sleep Series King $888 Queen $699 S/Single $499 Single $439 47 Jalan
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      Lock icon India’s Finance Minister calls for stronger business ties with S’pore
      730 20  -  Arun Jaitley cites rail, defence, infrastructure, real estate as among sectors open to in vestors SOUTH ASIAN COUNTRY ‘A LAND OF OPPORTUNITY IN GLOBALLY CHALLENGING TIMES’ RUMI HARDASMALANI rumih@mediacorp.com.sg WITH AGENCIES SINGAPORE —Indian Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has called for
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      Lock icon Asiatravel.com soars on possible takeover bid
      259 20 WITH AGENCIES SINGAPORE —Catalist-listed Asiatravel. com jumped as much as 21.7 per cent yesterday after it announced that Chinese company ZhongHong Holding planned to make an offer for the hotel and flight booking site. “Certain substantial shareholders of the company have entered into a
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      Lock icon A-REIT to buy S$1b worth of Aussie logistics properties
      336 21 Trust acquiring 26properties from GIC, Fraser, and is part of its geographical diversification AGENCIES SINGAPORE Industrial landlord Ascendas Real Estate Investment Trust (A-REIT) said yesterday it will acquire 26 logistics properties in Australia for A$1 billion (S$1 billion) from the real
      AGENCIES  -  336 words
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      Lock icon Ardian set to acquire S$1.4b of private-equity fund stakes from GIC
      188 21 BLOOMBERG LONDON Ardian, the French alternative asset manager, agreed to buy a portfolio of private-equity fund stakes worth about US$1 billion (S$1.4 billion) from Singapore sovereign wealth fund GIC, people with knowledge of the matter said. The private-equity firm
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      Lock icon ROSBERG SIGNALS HIS INTENTIONS
      810 22  -  In practice session, German, who trails Hamilton, appears to have resolved engine problems MUCH IS AT STAKE AS HAMILTON LOOKS TO CONSOLIDATE HIS POSITION AT THE TOP LOW LIN FHOONG linfhoong@mediacorp.com.sg S I N G A P O R E —Once again, for the eighth year
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      Lock icon ROSBERG SIGNALS HIS INTENTIONS
      841 22 (2nd Edition)  -  In practice session, German, who trails Hamilton, appears to have resolved engine problems MUCH IS AT STAKE AS HAMILTON LOOKS TO CONSOLIDATE HIS POSITION AT THE TOP LOW LIN FHOONG linfhoong@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE Once again, for the eighth year running, the 3,000 lux lights came on for
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      BULLISH FERRARI EYES 2016 TITLE CHALLENGE
      508 22  -  NOAH TAN SINGAPORE —They may be the most successful and recognisable team in Formula 1, but a seven-year title drought has blemished Ferrari’s otherwise consistently stellar record in the sport. Their failure to register a single victory last year their first winless season since
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      BULLISH FERRARI EYE 2016 TITLE CHALLENGE
      508 22 (2nd Edition)  -  NOAH TAN SINGAPORE They may be the most successful and recognisable team in Formula 1, but a seven-year title drought has blemished Ferrari’s otherwise consistently stellar record in the sport. Their failure to register a single victory last year their first winless season since
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      Lock icon US SWIMMING CHIEF TIPS SCHOOLING FOR RIO MEDAL
      655 23  -  ADELENE WONG adelenewong@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE —A top official from one of the world’s swimming powerhouses has tipped national swimmer Joseph Schooling to win a medal at next year’s Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro. Frank Busch, the national team director for USA Swimming,
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      Lock icon US SWIMMING CHIEF TIPS SCHOOLING FOR RIO MEDAL
      655 23 (2nd Edition)  -  ADELENE WONG adelenewong@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE —A top official from one of the world’s swimming powerhouses has tipped national swimmer Joseph Schooling to win a medal at next year’s Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro. Frank Busch, the national team director for USA Swimming,
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      PHELPS IS BACK TO HIS BEST: BUSCH
      329 23  -  ADELENE WONG Count on Michael Phelps to set new swimming records at the 2016 Olympics, says USA Swimming national team director Frank Busch. Despite coming out of retirement only last April, the 30-year-old American clocked the world’s fastest time this year in the
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      PHELPS IS BACK TO HIS BEST: BUSCH
      329 23 (2nd Edition)  -  ADELENE WONG Count on Michael Phelps to set new swimming records at the 2016 Olympics, says USA Swimming national team director Frank Busch. Despite coming out of retirement only last April, the 30-year-old American clocked the world’s fastest time this year in the
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      FAS EXTENDS NATIONAL COACH STANGE’S CONTRACT TO APRIL 2016
      467 23 SINGAPORE —The Football Association of Singapore (FAS) has extended national teams head coach Bernd Stange’s contract to April 2016, the national body announced in a press release late last night. The 67-year-old German, whose contract was due to expire at the
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      FAS EXTENDS NATIONAL COACH STANGE’S CONTRACT TO APRIL 2016
      467 23 (2nd Edition) SINGAPORE —The Football Association of Singapore (FAS) has extended national teams head coach Bernd Stange’s contract to April 2016, the national body announced in a press release late last night. The 67-year-old German, whose contract was due to expire at the
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      Lock icon HEADS WILL ROLL AT THE BRIDGE IF GUNNERS WIN
      942 24  -  THE BIG GAME: CHELSEA VS ARSENAL COMMENTARY BY ADRIAN CLARKE sports@mediacorp.com.sg Losing games is no laughing matter. When the grapevine whispered that Chelsea had “banned banter” earlier this week, it may have provoked an obvious chortle or two from those outside
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      PLAYERS TO WATCH THIS WEEKEND
      482 24  -  ADRIAN CLARKE MAN CITY VS WEST HAM Dimitri Payet Five games in and Dimitri Payet’s metamorphosis from surprise package to marked man is already almost complete. He did not arrive from Marseille with much fanfare, but the fabulous Frenchman can expect plenty of close attention
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      Lock icon ALL BLACKS HAVE THE INGREDIENTS TO MAKE HISTORY
      1369 25 There are favourites for the Rugby World Cup, and then there is the one clear favourite that everyone has to beat. TODAY guest columnist Justin Sampson (sports@mediacorp. com.sg) explains why he reckons New Zealand will be lifting the Webb Ellis Trophy at
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      Lock icon BOTTOMS UP! BEER SALES TO HIT THE ROOF
      114 25 REUTERS Thirsty beer drinkers will sink more than 25 million extra pints in public houses during the six-week Rugby World Cup, the British Beer Pub Association (BBPA) has predicted. Rugby fans are renowned for their alcohol consumption, and the showpiece is expected
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      Lock icon TOP FIFA OFFICIAL VALCKE SUSPENDED
      645 26 INVESTIGATION TO PROBE ALLEGED UNETHICAL CONDUCT AP G ENE VA FIFA suspended its top official Jerome Valcke (picture) and ordered an investigation into alleged unethical conduct on Thursday, throwing world soccer’s scandalscarred governing body into further turmoil. The 54-year-old Frenchman, FIFA’s secretary-general for the past
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      Lock icon SECRETARY-GENERAL AS COLOURFUL AND CONTROVERSIAL AS PRESIDENT
      594 26 REUTERS For the second time in his career, Jerome Valcke leaves FIFA with a cloud hanging over him. The Frenchman has not been formally dismissed, but president Sepp Blatter is standing down in February, and Valcke had already suggested he would probably go
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  • Page 24 Miscellaneous
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      75 24 TV TIMES Tonight, 7pm Channel Singtel StarHub Chelsea v Arsenal 102 227 Tonight, 9.55pm Stoke v Leicester 103 228 Aston Villa v West Brom 104 229 Newscastle v Watford 105 230 Bournemouth v 106 231 Sunderland Tonight, 10pm Swansea v Everton 102 227 Tomorrow, 12.30am Man City v West Ham
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      125 26 Live Telecast of Singapore Race events available this weekend at Livewire (Singapore Pools), Livewire (RWS), Livewire (MBS) and SportsBuzz (Kranji). Insights by Former F1 Driver Alex Yoong on the Singapore Race available at www.singaporepools.com.sg. LW*: Telecast not available at Livewire(Singapore Pools) No person under the age of 18 years shall
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      48 27 SATURDAY, 19 SEPTEMBER 2015 UNITED COLOURS SINGAPORE’S RESIDENTS COME TOGETHER AT THE ARTS FEST [28] HOT BODS WHY NAKED DUDES ARE RUNNING ALL OVER CHANNEL 8 [30] SEOUL SEARCHING EAT, PRAY AND LOVE IN KOREA [34] THE INCREDIBLE ADVENTURES OF BORDER CROSSERS AT SIFA 2015. PHOTO: KEVIN LEE
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        Lock icon BEYOND BORDERS
        1061 28  -  THE BOUNDARIES BLUR IN THE EXCEPTIONAL FIVE-HOUR SHOWCASE OF BORDER CROSSERS MAYO MARTIN mayo@mediacorp.com.sg Back in 2012, theatre director Ong Keng Sen presented Lear Dreaming at what was then called the Singapore Arts Festival. A revisitation of his seminal 1997 work Lear, it showcased the intercultural Asian theatre
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        Lock icon Not what it seems
        571 29  -  Artist Cheo Chai-Hiang takes on nostalgia with a knowing wink ART REVIEW: IN A COWBOY TOWN AS;'I;1 BRUCE QUEK features@mediacorp.com.sg Singapore Given that it is the latest solo exhibition by Cheo Chai-Hiang, who is widely regarded as the pioneer of conceptual art in Singapore, all may
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        STATE OF THE ARTS
        135 29  -  MAYO MARTIN SINGAPORE The National Museum of Singapore opens its revamped per- manent galleries this weekend with a carnival event. The Singapore International Festival Of Arts comes to a close today, with this week’s shows that include a performance at Bukit Brown Cemetery by Drama Box
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        Lock icon Public display of abs-fection
        1129 30  -  Family shows are being spiced up with flesh parades not that anyone is complaining FLEX IT MAY SEAH may@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE MediaCorp TV Channel 8’s latest drama Hand In Hand fits firmly into the category of “family drama”. The show, which stars Bryan Wong, Jesseca Liu, Aloysius
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        Lock icon MMXJ is no spoilt brat
        784 31  -  Singapore Idol alumnus M J Kuok dips his toes into the world of EDM MUST-WATCH HON JING YI honjingyi@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE By all accounts, MJ Kuok is a very fortunate fellow. Intelligent, privileged and ambitious, the Singaporean has probably achieved and enjoyed more in his 26
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        Lock icon Emmybody watching?
        632 31  -  Why we should pay attention to this year’s Emmys SERENE LIM SINGAPORE With the arrival of Netflix in Singapore early next year, the television landscape is about to get a lot more interesting. How are we supposed to find time to watch even more TV in-between episodes of
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        Walking, cooking and eating for a cause
        590 32  -  DON MENDOZA SINGAPORE Participants and volunteers can look forward to quite a treat at the finish line of this year’s Project Happy Feet Slipper Race. The fifth instalment of the annual charity event will take place for the first time at Palawan Beach,
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        Right at home
        585 32  -  Lovers of Scandinavian design have more choices with JYSK opening here COMING SOON SERENE LIM serenelim@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE Simple yet stylish, unfussy yet cosy, Scandinavian design has been winning the world over and has found favour with many in Singapore. The good news is that there is a
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