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Lawrence Wong

4h ·
Our first gold medal at the 2025 Bangkok SEA Games!
Congratulations to our Taekwondo mixed pair, Diyanah Aqidah Muhammad Dian Khudhairi and Nicholas Khaw, for delivering Singapore’s first gold of the Games. Go Team Singapore!
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(Photo: SNOC/Lim Wei Xiang)
Sport Singapore; Team Singapore

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Lawrence Wong

2d ·
Always a pleasure to be at the Botanic Gardens at this time of year. I was there last week - the cooler weather and Christmas lights added a warm, festive glow to the evening.

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Lawrence Wong

4d ·
Visited Not Mere Spectators by Founders' Memorial Singapore at the National Gallery Singapore yesterday.
The exhibition traces Singapore’s journey in forging a multicultural society. Its title is drawn from a 1959 speech by Lee Kuan Yew, reminding us that we are“not mere spectators” but “active participants” in building a nation for all.
The harmonious society we have today is not just the product of policy, but of the everyday choices of Singaporeans — to respect one another, to stand together, and to keep strengthening our social compact. We must have the conviction to keep making these choices, and to carry them forward into the future.
This exhibition also offers a preview of what’s to come when the Founders’ Memorial opens in 2028. Behind the scenes, the curatorial team is already hard at work, thinking carefully about how the stories and values will be told.
The exhibition is free and runs till 29 March. Do take some time to visit!
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: MDDI Photos by Lim Sin Thai)












 
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