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An academic working paper claims civil servants bought private homes near planned MRT stations more frequently than comparable non-civil servants before the stations were announced. PSD says it is examining the study’s data and methodology and will refer the matter to CPIB if there is a material basis to do so.

Grab plans to grow its autonomous vehicle fleet fivefold and eventually take the service beyond Punggol, subject to regulatory approval. It is also preparing to launch on-demand, point-to-point autonomous rides in Punggol.

Shell, Caltex and Esso raised their pump prices on 14 September after around two months of relative stability. SPC and Sinopec had yet to follow suit as of Monday evening.

The group entered a King Albert Park bungalow armed with machetes and baseball bats, tied up the people inside and stole cash, watches and cryptocurrency. Only about S$1.69 million of the S$4.9 million haul has been recovered.

Bhuyan Md Ozzjal fought an acquaintance after confronting him over rumours about his relationships. He later told police that two men had robbed him of S$256 and his work permit, before admitting that the robbery never happened.

Former Malaysian religious affairs minister Jamil Khir Baharom has pleaded not guilty to three charges involving more than RM860 million in Tabung Haji funds. The alleged transactions between 2015 and 2017 involved a Saudi property company linked to long-term hotel arrangements for haj pilgrims.

Hong Kong police received more than 700 reports over two days after cardholders discovered suspected unauthorised purchases linked to Apple's latest iPhone pre-orders. Apple says it is working to identify and cancel potentially fraudulent transactions.

The 60-year-old fisherman disappeared from a shrimp-fishing boat off Zhoushan on 3 September. His family had lost hope after an 11-day search, only for him to return home alive on 13 September.

Police were alerted to the accident along Marsiling Road at about 3.15am on 11 September. The car was believed to have self-skidded, while the driver had left before officers arrived.

The man’s family later sought more than RMB383,000 from his employer after he was dismissed while seriously ill. A Chinese court found that the dismissal was lawful, although the company was ordered to pay him outstanding sick-leave wages.