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On one trip, Bryan Woo Kah Hou submitted a declaration form stating that he was carrying S$37,500 and $468,000 in Brunei dollars but he was carrying close to S$2 million in total. — TODAY pic

Court fines money courier S$30,000 for not declaring he was carrying S$3m into Singapore on two trips

Customers at Komoco Motors’ Hyundai showroom at Leng Kee Road on Nov 12, 2023. — TODAY pic

Fall in COE prices: Singapore car showrooms busier, but some customers take wait-and-see approach

Aqilah Adnan does livestreams for her body scrubs brand Benew on both TikTok and Shopee at the same time. — TODAY pic

From selling laundry pods to body scrubs, young Singapore livestreamers are raking in the dough on TikTok

Hairina succeeded in getting payments totalling more than S$41,400 from AIA Singapore and would have obtained another S$14,800 had she not been caught. ― Reuters pic

Woman in Singapore who doctored MCs to dupe insurance firm into paying out over S$40,000 gets six months’ jail

Actress and host Caitanya Tan posted a TikTok video in which she explained why Singaporeans are ‘lucky’ despite concerns over the rising cost of living. — Picture via TikTok/caitofalltraits

Are Singaporeans ‘entitled’? Actress thinks so, lists aspects of Singapore life citizens should be grateful for (VIDEO)

Lim Wei Jian gave bribes to NTUC FairPrice employees in hopes that the supermarket would buy more fish from his family-owned wholesale business. — TODAY pic

Jail, fine for fish wholesaler in Singapore who threw yacht party, gave chicken rice to NTUC FairPrice staff as bribes

A screengrab showing the woman allegedly hitting the dog at Pek Kio Market and Food Centre in Singapore. — Picture via TikTok/AventMetier

Singapore’s Vet Service looking into video of elderly woman allegedly caning dog at hawker centre, SPCA says she had been warned before

A view of Timbre  Eastside food park in Singapore November 7, 2023. — TODAY pic

Timbre+ closing live music-eatery venue at Singapore Expo on Nov 26; many stallholders not staying with new landlord

A man sentenced to seven weeks’ jail for using a chopper to threaten his then girlfriend while they were at home in front of his wife. — TODAY pic

Man in Singapore gets seven weeks’ jail after threatening to slice girlfriend with a chopper in front of his wife

Despite years of advocacy and action to protect children from online harms, the percentage of children exposed to online harms worldwide continues to hover at around 70 per cent. — TODAY pic

Singapore gets mostly As in child online safety index, but falls short in regulations protecting children from online harms

The Indonesian woman kept up the charade by showing him various forged documents, purportedly from lawyers, banks and property developers. In total, she managed to convince the man to lend her about S$400,000. ― TODAY pic

Woman in Singapore acts rich, uses forged documents to trick housemate into lending her more than S$400,000

Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong (left) and Deputy Prime Minister Lawrence Wong at the People's Action Party Convention on Nov 5, 2023. — TODAY pic

Analysis: When will Singapore PM Lee hand power to DPM Wong? Here are some markers to watch

The WeWork co-working office at 21 Collyer Quay in Singapore. — Picture courtesy of WeWork via TODAY

‘Business as usual’ for WeWork in Singapore; customers will not be impacted by US bankruptcy filing

Britain's Prince William, actress Cate Blanchett, actress Hannah Waddingham and actor Sterling K. Brown pose for a picture on the green carpet for the Earthshot Prize Awards in Singapore November 7, 2023. — Reuters pic

Britain’s Prince visits Singapore for Earthshot environmental prize

Singapore parents of infants who are stillborn may soon be able to officially register their stillborn child’s name. — Pexel pic via TODAY

Singapore Bill tabled to allow parents to officially register names for stillborn children

Cluster A entrance of the Changi Prison Complex. — TODAY pic

Male or female prison? Transgender inmates typically housed based on registered sex, but safety is primary factor, says Singapore minister