Don’t Call Us Beaten: Struggles in Class
In an education system where academic success continues to matter, Don’t Call Us Beaten takes a frank look at what it is like to have failed that first and most…
Undercover Asia – Manufactured Orphans
Nearly 90% of the estimated 143 million children in orphanages worldwide are not orphans at all. They are systematically bought, coerced, and stolen away from … source
10 Aug 2014 Spotlight: Bike sharing in Singapore
Three in four commuters are willing to pay for a bike-sharing service as long as it is not more expensive than public transport, according to a preliminary study by ……
2 November 2014: Tackling food waste: More measures needed, say experts
Singapore generated almost 800000 tonnes of food waste last year – the highest in recent years. Experts say each individual in Singapore could be producing … source
6 Oct 2013 Spotlight: Botanical Garden’s bid as a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Singapore is bidding to have the Botanic Gardens, recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The process is in its final stages. And the team putting … source
Bridging Asia: China or India – Who will be ahead in 2030?
India have seen impressive economic growth over the past decade and this seems set to continue. With each having a population of over one billion, many … source
Food Heroes – Julian Royer, Odette
His 2-Michelin star restaurant is named after one of the greatest influence in his life and in the kitchen – his grandma, Odette. Discover chef Julian Royer’s … source
13 Oct 2013 Spotlight: Working Poor
Social service practitioners and labour economists in Singapore — have identified an emerging class of what’s termed, the “working poor”. They say it’s a … source
Aerial Asia Trailer
This four-part series shot in stunning 4K captures the history and culture of this extraordinary continent and reveals a spectacular view of Asia that has never … source
16 Oct 2013: Interview with Rachel Tan
Cyber-bullying in Singapore? Is this a concern? Director of the Singapore Children’s Society Rachel Tan sheds some light on the issue. source