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The National Stadium is not just for football matches and giant concerts this weekend. Its latest National Stadium Experience brings gaming, collecting, dancing, shopping and a movie screening under one roof.

The temple has been holding getai performances at Choa Chu Kang Cemetery since 2006. This year, it added a small stage in front of its mobile getai float for the first time, with five singers performing.

The accident happened at the junction of Tampines Avenue 4 and Tampines Central 5 on Friday afternoon. Dashcam footage circulating online shows a rider being thrown onto the road following the collision.

A neighbouring resident was taken to Singapore General Hospital for smoke inhalation after the fire at a two-storey house along Simon Lane. A firefighter also sprained his right ankle during the operation.

Police have warned of a resurgence in pump-and-dump scams involving overseas-listed shares, with at least 21 cases reported since 1 July. In one reported case, a Singapore couple put about S$650,000 into a Hong Kong-listed stock before its value plunged.

Senior Minister K Shanmugam said racist online remarks about nine Singaporeans missing after the Nepal floods and the SIA-Air India relationship had crossed the line. Police will examine the comments while MDDI will ask platforms to remove those that breach their guidelines.

Tributes have poured in for Singapore actor and content creator Wilfred Lee after news of his death emerged on 5 September. Lee was also a theatre practitioner and drama educator, and had been highlighted by TikTok Singapore for his food content.

Tsai Yi-chen has been released after paying a 500,000 yen fine over the April incident at Nara’s Yakushiji Temple. The Taiwanese actress said she had reflected on her actions and apologised to the temple, Japan and the Taiwanese public.

The 24-hour PSI was in the unhealthy range in western, central and eastern Singapore early on 5 September, with the central reading at 117 by 8am. NEA said transboundary haze could continue as smoke from fires in Sumatra and Kalimantan drifts towards Singapore.

The 69-year-old woman could no longer care for or feed herself and depended heavily on her helper. CCTV installed by her children captured the abuse, which included slapping, hitting and other rough treatment.