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Townsend hit by pitch roller while warming up in Thai league
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Octoburst! offers free Children’s Day programmes at Esplanade on Oct 2
Celebrate Children’s Day with arts and play at Esplanade’s Octoburst!
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Games-IOC chief Coventry gives thumbs-up to Asian Games accommodation despite criticism
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The simple joys of unhurried days and forest trails during a family holiday
To have a relaxing holiday with kids, reduce activities for more breathing space.
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China's 13-year-old Yu cruises as Asian Games swimming begins
Yu Zidi opened her Asian Games campaign at the Tokyo Aquatics Centre by breezing through her women's 200m butterfly heat.
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Don’t say ‘just do your best’: What your child actually needs to hear before the PSLE
After an exam paper, parents should also avoid asking “How did you do?” and “Was it hard?”
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Australian PM seeks big tech backing for internet safety, AI rules
"We're putting stronger rules in place to keep Australians safe online," says Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.
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Boxing, yoga, cafe trail: Joo Chiat merchants band together to debut car-free street party on Oct 3
To be held from 3.30pm to 9.30pm, some 90 Joo Chiat businesses will step out of their shophouses to engage the public.
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Japan triathlete Hojo wins first gold of Asian Games
Takumi Hojo finished the men's individual triathlon in Gamagori city in 52 minutes and 56 seconds, nine seconds clear of China's Zhang Xirui who…
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Haze in S’pore: PSI readings in western and central regions in unhealthy range, east dips back to moderate
The PSI started creeping upwards to 102 in the west at 4am on Sept 20.
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Ed Sheeran says situation in Gaza is 'catastrophic and unjustifiable' as he opens solo concert
“My heart has been broken by the scale of devastation and loss of civilians’ lives, of children’s lives,” the British singer-songwriter said during…
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Apple's Tim Cook sees Australia's social media curbs as 'world-leading', PM says
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To slow down or not? US tech leaders, politicians and researchers clash over need for AI regulations
The Straits Times examines the key polarising views.
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What’s the best way to remove blackheads and prevent new ones from forming?
We asked dermatologists if it’s really that bad to get rid of them yourself.
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What are the emerging regulations to rein in AI harms?
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Workplace trauma can follow you even long after you leave the job. How do you recover?
Bullying, humiliation and relentless workplace stress can affect how people see themselves long after the workday – or even the job – ends. Workers…
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AI industry can learn from aviation and nuclear safety: Experts
Safety should not be seen as an impediment to AI innovation, aviation and AI industry players said.
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Saudi drop Al Juwayr from Gulf Cup squad over 'disciplinary' issue
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What happens inside a baby’s brain when looking at screens? S’pore study shows the impact
Teams at NUS Medicine and A*STAR are among researchers worldwide looking into the impact of screen exposure on growing children.
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How runaway AI agents could pose an existential threat to humanity
AI could multiply harm across bioterrorism, cyberwarfare, disinformation and advanced weaponry.
Sources
| Source | Tier | Status |
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| Channel News Asia | Tier 1 | Active (10) |
| Channel News Asia | Tier 1 | Active (10) |
| Straits Times | Tier 1 | Active (10) |
| Today Online | Tier 2 | No response |