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Hong Kong actress Uki Law, known for playing Gigi in Come Home Love: Lo And Behold, has been balancing acting, hosting, yoga teaching and a full-time office job in recent years. She says careful spending and collecting coupons help her save while working towards her goal of buying a home.

Mediacorp received the Blue Dolphin for TV Network of the Year at the Cannes Corporate Media & TV Awards 2026, following four awards won by CNA documentaries. The win completes a year-long awards hat-trick for the broadcaster.

Former Sembcorp Marine CEO Wong Weng Sun and former Jurong Shipyard senior general manager Lee Fook Kang had faced corruption-related charges linked to the company’s former Brazil operations. The State Courts granted both men discharges amounting to acquittals after prosecutors issued stern warnings instead of continuing prosecution.

Ng Chye Huay faces six charges under the Public Order Act over alleged participation in gatherings linked to Falun Gong at Merlion Park and Anderson Bridge between October 2024 and February 2026. She disputes the charges and will return to court for a pre-trial conference on 26 October.

K-pop star G-Dragon is teaming up with McDonald’s Singapore for a limited-time collaboration featuring Korean-inspired burgers, collectible photocards and merchandise from his fashion label PEACEMINUSONE. The food items launch on 1 October, while the merch drops a week later.

Singapore has joined three neighbouring countries in a joint nomination to seek UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage recognition for zapin, a traditional Malay dance form with roots across the region.

New rules will require scaffold netting installed outside buildings in Singapore to meet fire-retardant standards from March 2027. The change comes amid concerns over fire risks involving construction materials.

A UK inquest heard that a British passenger who died after Singapore Airlines flight SQ321 encountered severe turbulence suffered cardiac failure linked to the incident. The flight was diverted to Bangkok in May 2024 after the turbulence encounter.

A man who received about S$321,000 from his former girlfriend must repay the money after the High Court found he could not prove the transfers were intended to be unconditional gifts.

The 259 people, aged between 16 and 82, are being investigated after a two-week islandwide police operation. They are allegedly linked to scams ranging from fake online purchases and jobs to investment and government-official impersonation scams.