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Through the Lens

  • Living up to Runninghour's motto of "Run to bond, run so others can!", polytechnic lecturer and running guide Wang Cuiling and visually-impaired office worker Fadiah Aman have been doing just that together for the third time. Here they are seen complLiving up to Runninghour's motto of "Run to bond, run so others can!", polytechnic lecturer and running guide Wang Cuiling and visually-impaired office worker Fadiah Aman have been doing just that together for the third time. Here they are seen compl

Runninghour time: Inclusive club where nobody runs alone

Runninghour, an inclusive running club which provides support for special needs runners, has more than 400 members consisting of "buddy runners" and able-bodied fitness enthusiasts who volunteer as guides.

Then & Now

How has Singapore changed over the years? Every fortnight, The Straits Times will feature old and new images of a place in Singapore.

Serangoon Road in 1954 and today  »​


This is the last instalment of Singapore Slider as the series is taking a break. 

More Singapore Sliders

Big Picture

Dream car flying high

The science-fiction dream of a personal aircraft that can zoom over congested highways may soon become reality.

Nature reclaims Chinese village

China's rampant development has sent nature into full retreat, but in one village, the countryside has crept back to reclaim lost ground.

Oh baby, it's a leap of faith

It is an odd tradition that dates back to 1620.

BIG PICTURE BY SAMSUNG

Cleaning out the clutter

This is the final instalment in a weekly series in which The Straits Times Picture Desk partners Samsung to capture moments of The Good That People Do
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Singapore through the years

In Pictures: Chinese New Year preparations in Singapore through the years

In Pictures: Chinese New Year celebrations in Singapore through the years

In Pictures: Chingay parade through the years

In Pictures: National Service through the years

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Turning Point Videos

A series based on stories from Wong Kim Hoh's It Changed My Life

It Changed My Life: From corporate jungle to charity work in Africa

Mr Gabriel Teo Kian Chong gave up a high-flying tax career after a visit to Kenya and redirected his efforts to volunteer work. 

It Changed My Life: From Redhill to Nasa, then from space to clay

It Changed My Life: Founder of AI company is a technopreneur and a 'chiongster'

  • Ms Rubina Tiyu says being abused by her cousin when she was young affected her in many ways - she lacked confidence and had difficulty trusting men. She also went through a reckless phase in her early 20s and racked up $100,000 in credit card debt, bMs Rubina Tiyu says being abused by her cousin when she was young affected her in many ways - she lacked confidence and had difficulty trusting men. She also went through a reckless phase in her early 20s and racked up $100,000 in credit card debt, b

It Changed My Life: Wedding planner overcame trauma of abuse and loss

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