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Keith Sinclair says his US-registered Dodge Challenger was rejected twice as he tried to make Singapore the 30th country on his round-the-world drive. The muscle car has been converted for overlanding with additions including cooking and sleeping equipment.

Jared-Kane Goh drove a Mitsubishi Evo at more than twice the CTE's 90kmh speed limit during an early-morning group drive in 2024. The trip ended in a chain of incidents involving rear-end collisions and another car overturning.

Three Singapore-registered cars, including a Tribecar vehicle, were found with damaged windows at Adventure Waterpark Desaru Coast on 6 September. Desaru Coast has since said it is cooperating with Malaysian police and strengthening security measures.

The Singapore dollar climbed to about RM3.207 intraday on 8 September, its strongest level against the Malaysian ringgit since 22 June. The move comes after the SGD/MYR rate rebounded from around RM3.158 at the end of August.

The teenager also acted as a cash runner for an overseas money laundering operation, withdrawing S$19,000 from six UOB accounts. He had previously breached probation and was detained at the Singapore Boys' Home.

Ng Jing Kai was originally charged with murder after a 48-year-old cyclist was hit by his car and dragged for more than 30m in Perth. The 29-year-old is due to be sentenced on 3 November.

A cup of soy milk may not look like the usual bottle or can associated with Singapore’s Beverage Container Return Scheme, but it can still fall under the scheme. NEA says one such product is considered a pre-packaged beverage because it is produced, packed and sealed before reaching retailers.

The mother claims teachers failed to notice several incidents involving her son because they were using their phones or talking. She is also questioning why there were allegedly no safety mats under the 75cm-high slide.

Singapore will find out how the Government intends to respond to the latest review of political salaries when Parliament sits on 8 September. The recommendations will then be debated by MPs on 10 September.

Prosecutors are asking for Muhammad Syafie Ismail to be jailed for between 12 years and nine months and 13-and-a-half years. The defence is seeking up to eight years, while both sides agree that he should be banned from driving for life.