Today, 11 March 2017

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    14 1 TODAYONLINE.COM WE SET YOU THINKING TODAY mediacorp SATURDAY, 11 MARCH 2017 MCI (P) 026/06/2016
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    Lock icon Price of success? How S’pore’s water conservation message got diluted
    2586 1  -  SIAUMINGEN siaumingen@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE When Singapore decided to shift its immigration and Customs checkpoint away from the old Tanjong Pagar railway station in 1998, Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad told a rally in Johor Baru that their country’s “good nature” should
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    Lock icon S KOREAN COURT OUSTS PRESIDENT PARK FROM OFFICE
    69 1 Supporters of South Korean President Park Geun-hye being blocked by police officers as they march towards the Constitutional Court in Seoul yesterday to oppose her impeachment. In a historic ruling, the court formally removed the president from office over a corruption scandal
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  • Article
    Seller’s stamp duties cut as some property cooling measures eased
    748 1 SINGAPORE The Government has reduced the stamp duties that sellers have to pay on residential properties and slightly relaxed rules on loan thresholds, more than three years after the last round of property cooling measures and borrowing curbs that helped
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      35 1 TH E DAI LY BRI E F Hariss hopes to return to Spanish club when transfer window opens SI NGAPORE SPORTS 14 Couple jailed for abusing maid for over two years SI NGAPORE NEWS 13
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  • hot news
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      Lock icon Impact of property market tweaks expected to be muted
      597 2 Developers welcome moves, but analysts say measures are ‘not ground-shaking’ S ING A PORE —The partial easing of the property cooling measures announced by the Government yesterday will have marginal impact on the market, said analysts. Still, they noted that developers
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        Lock icon Loop hole in residential property transactions closed
        896 3 SINGAPORE —From today, all transactions involving the transfer of property from one entity to another will be subject to stamp duties, regardless of whether the transaction is carried out directly between buyer and seller, or through a third party. Yesterday, the Stamp Duties
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        Lock icon Property shares surge as housing curbs eased
        378 3 AGENCIES SINGAPORE —Shares of property developers surged yesterday on the Singapore Exchange after the Government eased some housing market cooling measures and loan curbs, with analysts saying the changes will support property counters that have been weighed down by a three-year losing streak
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        PAP, WP spar over changes to Town Councils Act
        974 4  -  NEO CHAI CHIN chaichin@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE —After almost four years in the making, amendments to the Town Councils Act that give the Ministry of National Development (MND) more power to investigate suspected irregularities, among other changes, were passed in Parliament yesterday. Opposing
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        MPs told to keep ‘specific issues’ on AHTC out of debate
        476 4  -  KELLY NG SINGAPORE —A disagreement over the handover of Punggol East accounts from the Workers’ Party-run Alju-nied-Hougang Town Council (AHTC) to Pasir Ris-Punggol Town Council (PRPGTC) resurfaced during the debate on changes to the Town Councils Act yesterday, drawing
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      Lock icon Seoul set to relook regional ties after Park’s ouster
      692 6  -  WITH ADDITIONAL REPORTING BY BEN HO AGENCIES Seoul A South Korean court removed President Park Geun-hye yesterday over a corruption scandal, a first in the nation’s history, rattling the delicate balance of relationships across Asia at a particularly tense time. With
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      Lock icon JUDGE LEE STEALS LIMELIGHT WITH HER PINK HAIR ROLLERS
      172 6 AP When the judge (picture) who oversaw the ouster of South Korea’s President Park Geun-hye went to work yesterday with two pink plastic hair rollers still attached to the back of her bobbed hair, the image went viral. Many South Koreans
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      Lock icon Sea change in business, political order on the cards
      357 6 AGENCIES SEOUL The removal of Ms Park Geunhye as South Korea’s president yesterday capped months of domestic turmoil that saw hundreds of thousands of South Koreans take to the streets to protest a sprawling corruption and influence-peddling scandal that shook the
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      Lock icon S Koreans divided by news of President’s removal
      570 7 powAGENCIES SEOUL —The rival crowds outside South Korea’s constitutional court yesterday for the verdict on impeached President Park Geun-hye epitomised the opposing passions and generational splits over the country’s sweeping political scandal. Around 3,000 anti-Park demonstrators, mostly in their 20s to 40s,
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      Lock icon Strong US jobs data make Fed rate hike almost certain
      526 10 AGENCIES WASHINGTON Employers in the United States created jobs at an above-aver-age pace for a second month, showing the labour market in the world’s largest economy continued to grow strongly in the new year and making an interest rate hike
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      71 7 I 10 March 2 April 2017 DYE-NOSAUR GARDENS ml r >J V L Come to the Gardens for a multi-coloured prehistoric experience with exciting programmes: i r V m il: 4 i iV*.*r» The Dye-Nosaur Gardens Trail of The Missing "A World of Wonder" Colours Dino Egg Hunt Garden Rhapsody
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  • singapore
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      Lock icon REMEMBERING THE FALLEN
      156 12 More than 180 people attended a memorial ceremony yesterday to mark the day the MacDonald House in Orchard Road was bombed 52 years ago. The attack on March 10,1965, was one of more than 40 acts of sabotage committed by Indonesian agents during the Konfrontasi (Confrontation) period
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      Rent hike at Chinatown street market after facelift
      662 12  -  YEAR-LONG MAKEOVER TO BEGIN ON MAY 15 ALFRED CHUA alfredchuam@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE Rental rates for stallholders at the 13-year-old Chinatown Street Market will go up after it undergoes a year-long facelift from May 15. The rents, which currently stand at about S$1,600 to
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      Parts of Upper Aljunied Road to make way for Bidadari heritage walk
      288 12 SINGAPORE —Two sections of Upper Aljunied Road will be permanently closed to traffic from Sunday to make way for Heritage Walk in the Bidadari estate. When completed, the new 700m Heritage Walk will connect the future Alkaff Lake,
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        Lock icon Pop-up cafes, ‘joy boxes’ to help improve lives of the disabled
        549 13  -  KELLY NG kellyng@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE From April, residents in Woodlands, Jurong and Yishun can participate in art and craft, fitness boot camps, yoga, knitting and other activities alongside fellow residents who have disabilities. These fortnightly “pop-up” cafes are social enterprise
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        Couple jailed for abusing Indonesian maid
        657 13  -  FARIS MOKHTAR SINGAPORE For repeatedly abusing their domestic helper for more than two years, including shoving a bottle into her mouth while she was forced to stand on a stool for about half an hour, a Singaporean couple were each sentenced to jail yesterday
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        Lock icon Hariss remains upbeat despite aborted Spain stint
        796 14  -  National squad vice-captain focused on regaining match fitness helping Home United NOAH TAN noahtanyw@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE —His dream of playing in Spain may have been cruelly cut short after just two weeks, through no fault of his, but national squad vice-captain Hariss Harun showed
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        Lock icon Lim-Prasad tackles youth footwear hurdle with sports shoe drive
        442 14  -  LOW LIN FHOONG SINGAPORE —It was an idea that was first mooted years ago, when national hurdler Dipna Lim-Prasad encountered youths from a girls’ home who turned up for her training sessions in school shoes and slippers. After learning that the
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        Lock icon Performance more crucial than results: Youth football expert
        660 15  -  NOAH TAN noahtanyw@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE —As the head of youth development at top Dutch second-tier side VVV-Venlo, which has helped groom players such as Japanese internationals Keisuke Honda and Maya Yoshida, Roger Bongaerts knows exactly what it takes to groom a youth player
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        Chelsea, Inter to join Bayern for ICC tournament in S’pore
        536 15  -  NOAH TAN SINGAPORE They have set this season’s English Premier League (EPL) alight with their swashbuckling, attacking displays, and are on course to win their sixth league title. And, come July, football fans in Singapore will get to see Chelsea
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        Lock icon PRODUCTION INDUSTRY EXECUTIVES GET TOGETHER AT MEDIACORP
        170 16 Mediacorp hosted a networking session for executives in the production industry at the Media Gallery at its new campus yesterday. There, Mediacorp CEO Shaun Seow (far left) and Mediacorp colleagues met with production houses such as Threesixzero Productions, Verite Productions and Connected Media.
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        Lock icon Victoria’s Secret Angel Adriana Lima says she represents ‘mature’ women
        935 16  -  She is just 35, but is aware that her industry is not necessarily kind to those in her age bracket REENADEVI reena@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE Victoria’s Secret model Adriana Lima has entered a new age bracket, since she turned 35 last year.
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  • comment & analysis
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      Lock icon China’s turn to deal with North Korea
      671 17  -  BEIJING SHOULD LEAD PYONGYANG TO THE NEGOTIATION TABLE BLOOMBERG EDITORS BLOOMBERG Chinese President Xi Jinping seems interested in embracing the role of global steward champion of the liberal political and economic order the United States administration seems uninterested in promoting. Now is his
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      Lock icon Uber: The crisis inside the ‘cult of Travis’
      1819 17  -  COMPANY, CEO DESCRIBED AS RUTHLESS, EXTREME LESLIE HOOK Leslie Hook is San Francisco correspondent for the Financial Times. FINANCIAL TIMES For Mr Travis Kalanick, Uber’s chief executive, “stepping on toes” is a good thing. In fact, at a lavish company retreat in
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      14 17 WORLD NEWS UBER DRIVERS FOUND GUILTY OF UNLAWFUL COMMERCIAL CAR HIRE IN HK 21
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      31 17 Public transportation is fundamentally characterised by predictable, affordable fares that do not fluctuate regularly. Taxis operating under the Public Transport Council’s purview should not be exempt from this principle. VOICES 19
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      38 19 LETTER ‘GOLDEN STAIRCASE’: HDB COULD WORK WITH RESIDENTS TO CREATE MORE ART IN ESTATES Visit todayonline.com/voices or download the TODAY app for the letter from Colin Ong. Don't miss out Download the TODAY app for breaking news coverage
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      14 19 •HAVEYOURSAY email your letters to voices@mediacorp.com.sg JOIN THE CONVERSATION facebook.com/todayonline READ MORE LETTERS todayonline.com/voices
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  • world
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      Lock icon China’s new missile-toting stealth jet enters service
      587 20 J-20 STEALTH FIGHTER A LEAP FORWARD FOR COUNTRY’S DEFENCE AGENCIES BEIJING —China has put into service its new generation J-20 stealth fighter, a warplane it hopes will narrow the military gap with the United States, as senior naval officers said the country was
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      Lock icon Japan looks to restrict public smoking ahead of Olympics
      578 20 AFP TOKYO —Japan is moving to pass its strictest-ever smoking laws, but the country’s powerful tobacco lobby wants to stub out measures that were adopted years ago by other developed nations. The government is keen to change Japan’s image as a
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        Lock icon Arrest of IS suspect in rural town puts Australia on edge
        916 21 THENEWYORKTIMES YOUNG (NEW SOUTH WALES) —On a rural road about two hours’ drive from the nearest major city, the small Australian town of Young has long been known for cherries and little else. But in recent years, the once
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        Lock icon Uber drivers found guilty of unlawful commercial car hire in HK
        432 21 REUTERS HONG KONG —Five Hong Kong Uber drivers were found guilty of illegally using their vehicles for commercial purposes by a local court yesterday, dealing a potential blow to Uber Technologies Inc’s operations in the Asian financial hub. The
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        Lock icon Lincoln all abuzz as non-leaguers get set to slay battered Arsenal
        1025 26  -  FA CUP QUARTER-FINAL PREVIEW COMMENTARY BY JULIAN TURNER sports@mediacorp.com.sg Julian Turner, TODAY’s guest columnist, was the deputy sports editor at the Bangkok Post and the Lincolnshire Echo, He also covered Lincoln City extensively as a sports reporter with the
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        BIG-MATCH PREDICTIONS
        268 26  -  by Adrian Clarke Middlesbrough vs Manchester City (Tonight, Singtel Ch109; 8.05pm) Falling out with your own fans is a really, really bad idea (as is failing to score in four successive outings against top-flight opposition) so it feels like Aitor Karanka’s days at Middlesbrough are numbered. Will he
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  • INSIDE ASIA
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      Lock icon EYE ON ASIA
      87 22 Big game Players taking part in a match at the annual King’s Cup Elephant Polo Tournament in Bangkokyesterday. Mahouts control the animals while the players try to steer the ball goalwards with a special stick. Now into its 15th year, the tournament is a charity event aimed
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      Lock icon In Malaysia, a Chinese school football team tackles stereotypes
      1018 22 THE MALAY MAIL KUALA LUMPUR —In the middle of a damp pitch, 11 kids from Yoke Nam Chinese Primary School were positioned awkwardly in an attacking formation. Their coach, Mr Azmeel Firdaus, stood ready, whistle in hand. “When I blow the
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      Lock icon Video of teenager’s subway rant sparks debate in China
      619 22 CAIXIN ONLINE BEIJING —Most people silently look away and feign ignorance when approached by beggars and product peddlers on the streets and subways. But one teenager who exploded in rage at two such salesgirls in Beijing has become the latest hot
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      Lock icon Taipei bookstore’s novel way of sharing S-E Asian stories
      381 23  -  JASON TAN IN TAIPEI Associate Editor jasontancc@mediacorp.com.sg TAIPEI —Rows upon rows of books in different South-east Asian languages are stacked neatly on shelves on the ground floor of this three-storey walk-up located in a small lane in the heart of New
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      Always something new to discover in Hong Kong
      602 23 WORKING IN ASIA What is the biggest challenge in adapting to life in Hong Kong? Hong Kong is a dynamic city, with people of many different nationalities working or living here. It is easy to make new friends as the people are
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      QUOTE OF THE WEEK
      99 24 This abhorrent act, effectively holding our citizens hostage, is in total disregard of all international laws and diplomatic norms. Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak Mr Najib was commenting on North Korea’s announcement on Tuesday that it had barred Malaysians from leaving the isolated nation, sparking tit-for-tat
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      Lock icon Japan arms old hunters with new technology to beat pests
      626 24 KYODONEWS TOKUSHIMA (JAPAN) —A Japanese municipality, searching for a solution to the dual problem of an overpopulation of crop-damaging wild animals and a shrinking and ageing recreational hunting population, is looking for help from cut-ting-edge technology. In yet another downside
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      Lock icon Indonesia’s sentencing of ‘Son of God’ adds to alarm over crackdown
      987 24 THE NEW YORK TIMES JAKARTA Back in his days as a badminton coach with the Indonesian national team, Ahmad Mushaddeq (picture) travelled the world on the state’s dime. But after he became the spiritual leader of a back-to-the-land organic
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      NEXT WEEK ONE THING TO LOOK OUT FOR
      113 25 March 15-19 United States Secretary of State RexTillerson (picture) will visit South Korea, Japan and China. The US State Department announced the visit on Tuesday, a day after North Korea launched ballistic missiles into the sea off Japan. On his first visit
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      965 27 CHANNEL tellchannel5@mediacorp.com. sg 6.00AM There Was A Time II: C Sudden Nation Pioneer Stories (HD) (Episode 1) 6.30 On The Red Dot In My Parents’ Shoes (HD) (CC) (Episode 1) 7.00 The Dr Oz Show VI (HD) 7.50 Just For Laughs Gags XV (HD) 8.00 Classical Destinations (HD) 8.30 Wheel
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      262 27 Mediacorp’s latest online TV service offers entertainment, lifestyle, information and news across multiple devices. Log on to www.toggle.sg or download the Toggle App now. TOGGLE SPORTS… Watch LIVE FA Cup matches PAID ARSENAL VS LINCOLN CITY Can Arsenal bounce back to their winning ways with a thumping visit to Lincoln
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      200 28 Mediacorp’s latest online TV service offers entertainment, lifestyle, information and news across multiple devices. Log on to www.toggle.sg or download the Toggle App now. LATEST CATCH-UP TV Watch episodes on Toggle after they are shown on TV. FREE FACULTY (EP 8) (PG13—MATURE THEMES) Philip gets some new information about the
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      993 28 CHANNEL tellchannel5@mediacorp.com.sg 6.00AM No Ordinary Family C, M (HD) (CC) 6.30 Talking Point (HD) 7.00 The Dr Oz Show VI (HD) (PG) 8.00 Classical Destinations (HD) 8.30 Wheel Of Fortune XXXIII (HD) (CC) 9.30 JML TV Home Shopping (Paid Presentation) 10.00 This Is Opera (HD) 11.00 James Thom’s Pizza Pilgrimage
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