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Archive for the ‘Policies’ Category

Alcohol, Little India and the migrant worker

Riot aftermath It’ll soon be a month since the disturbance in Little India which has rattled Singaporeans ( LINK ). Even the PM was rattled, so much so that he still talked a lot of cock about it at Christmas ( LINK ). Here are some relevant facts that I’ve discovered that are not reported in our constructive nation-building...

An airport is not a destination

Project Jewel at Changi Airport, Singapore The flood of criticism against the Jewel to be built at Changi Airport as a game change is drawing Changi Airport management out in defence of this financial concept. They are still thickly in support of this concept, that you need more thrills and frills to bring travellers to the...

Getting harder for the authorities to control news

Singapore steps away from its scheduled news-gathering past to enter an uncertain age where anything can happen. Seah Chiang Nee With a palpitating heart, the average Singaporean has moved into the New Year with a prayer that things will be better. This is because 2013 had been – for one of the world’s densest-populated...

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