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The dangers of victim-blaming in sexual assault cases
The dangers of victim-blaming in sexual assault cases

Season 6 Episode 2

The former vice-president of the Law Society Chia Boon Teck resigned after he was heavily criticised for his comments about a rape victim.

Steven Chi…

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How will Trump’s tariffs affect jobs, wages and prices in Singapore?
How will Trump’s tariffs affect jobs, wages and prices in Singapore?

Season 6 Episode 1

The sweeping Trump tariffs are a signal that a new world order is taking shape and one that may affect wages and jobs in Singapore. Education Ministe…

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Tackling inequality is not just down to more government aid: Masagos Zulkifli
Tackling inequality is not just down to more government aid: Masagos Zulkifli

Season 5 Episode 54

There are still families stuck in an intergenerational cycle of poverty and while the government can provide essential safety nets, real sustained ch…

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Singapore's hawker culture can thrive but we need to embrace that it is evolving, says Grace Fu
Singapore's hawker culture can thrive but we need to embrace that it is evolving, says Grace Fu

Season 5 Episode 53

With S$1 billion set aside for upgrades and new hawker centres over the coming decades, the Singapore government is tackling issues ranging from infr…

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Changes to JC admission not meant to increase competition or stress: Chan Chun Sing
Changes to JC admission not meant to increase competition or stress: Chan Chun Sing

Season 5 Episode 52

From 2028, students who want to go to a junior college will only need a total of five subjects instead of six. The change is meant to ease academic l…

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Can Singapore cinemas survive the onslaught of streaming services?
Can Singapore cinemas survive the onslaught of streaming services?

Season 5 Episode 51

Some cinemas which have existed for decades have shut as some people prefer to watch films at home. Can the experience of watching a movie on the big…

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Budget 2025 help for larger families is neither reward nor incentive: Indranee Rajah
Budget 2025 help for larger families is neither reward nor incentive: Indranee Rajah

Season 5 Episode 50

The government is providing more resources in this year’s Budget for parents who choose to have three or more children. Second Minister for Finance I…

1 year, 6 months ago

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Budget 2025 is more than just an election budget
Budget 2025 is more than just an election budget

Season 5 Episode 49

A bigger tranche of vouchers, more generous rebates and more investments in the local workforce were some of the hallmarks of Budget 2025. Professor …

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Budget 2025 wishlist: Tackling cost of living, jobs and family is a delicate balancing act
Budget 2025 wishlist: Tackling cost of living, jobs and family is a delicate balancing act

Season 5 Episode 48

It’s an SG60 Budget in an election year with Prime Minister Lawrence Wong set to lay some priorities for this year. What could be on the list? Busine…

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DeepSeek: What difference will cheaper AI make?
DeepSeek: What difference will cheaper AI make?

Season 5 Episode 47

An AI model developed by a little-known Chinese hedge fund that reportedly rivals OpenAI's ChatGPT at a significantly lower cost has triggered a deep…

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