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Tue, Jun 12, 2012 The New Paper My sexual favours pay for hubby's lifestyle Hers is a life in the fast lane, where sexual favours are traded to seal the deal. That life has seen her go from driving a Toyota Wish to a BMW 7 Series sedan. It allowed Agnes and her then-husband to...

Former Central Narcotics Bureau (CNB) chief Ng Boon Gay was charged in court on Tuesday, with four counts of corruption involving sex with a woman seeking government contracts. The 44-year-old is accused of obtaining sexual gratification from Cecilia Sue Siew Nang, who was an employee of two IT...

*BREAKING* Another high-profile, former civil servant in Singapore charged with corruption in sex-for-favours scandal. Ex-chief of the Central Narcotics Bureau, Ng Boon Gay allegedly had sex with a woman working for 2 IT firms offering services to CNB.

You'd expect an article highlighting the plight of a less well-to-do student to tug at a few hearts. You'd think it would set minds thinking when it touched on the danger of a university programme breeding elitism if cries for financial aid went unheeded. You'd be wrong, if the reaction to...

The problem with governance - Different reaction from different people. It is not that the government do not LISTEN, a good government, after getting feedback from different groups, must make the right policy trade off to benefit the majority. A government must be brave and make the tough...

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Everyone say jobs are being taken by foreigners, but when my company advertise for job vacancy, only 1 out of 10 applications come from Singaporeans. Same comments from other company's who has vacancy. it is really striking lottery like what the articles say if we manage to hire Singaporeans

Well we were unhappy about overcrowding at our public spaces. This unhappiness was magnified many fold during the 2011 General Election by the opposition parties riding on anti-immigrants sentiment among some Singaporeans. One opposition candidates, Nicole Seah, famously said: "Now, everytime I...

SINGAPORE: One lucky pooch in Singapore was given special treatment by renowned dog behavioural expert, Cesar Millan when he was in town recently. In the first-ever contest in Singapore, dog owners were given the opportunity to present their pets' problems to the man. Its name may be Tiny...

"Opposition can do no wrong, PAP always wrong"

There will be no funeral for Mr Peter Yu when he dies. Instead, his body will be preserved, cut up and probed by medical students. The 57-year-old donated his body to science more than 30 years ago. He said it is 'better to be a cadaver than rot in a coffin'. Mr Yu only recently told his...

PETALING JAYA - Better be paranoid than sorry - that seems to be the motto of many women drivers following reports of crimes at car parks. Writer Josephine Lau, 29, said that it is important for women to be aware of their surroundings. "While some say that you can't do much if you are...

SINGAPORE - It was a fine Sunday morning two days after Christmas in 2009 and cycling enthusiast Michael Loke was riding alone along the three-lane Keppel Road. He didn't know it then, but it was a moment that was going to change his life - and that of his family's - forever. Mr Loke was...

http://sghardtruth.wordpress.com/2012/06/07/deep-holes-weak-leaders/ With the "vote-for-any-except-pap-because-I-hate-pap" mentality, we could very well end up electing a weak government that would squandered our reserve instead of one that would build up the reserve. It is uniquely...

When I was a child, if I were punished in school, my mum would punish me again at home. Back then, the teachers are always right. Nowadays, the students can do no wrong? Are parent getting over-protective over discipline at school? Are parents threatening to undermine school discipline? (See...

Benjamin Kong: In a good legal system, laws are decided by the people, and then applied without exception, fear, or favour to everyone. This is why it is very important to have good people in Parliament, because they are the ones who decide on the wording of the laws, and therefore the scope of...

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