PM Lee's statement revealed insights on the CPIB probe into Minister Iswaran and addressed the resignations of Tan Chuan-Jin and Cheng Li Hui due to an affair.
Bukit Panjang MP, Liang Eng Hwa, has disclosed his early-stage nose cancer diagnosis and may miss his community duties as he goes for radiotherapy treatment.
Minister in the Prime Minister's Office Indranee Rajah has called for a correction direction by the POFMA office on a Facebook post and a TikTok post.
Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong intends to nominate Seah Kian Peng as the next Speaker of Parliament, following the resignation of Tan Chuan-Jin.
Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong will nominate a new Speaker for Parliament in the next sitting, following the resignation of Tan Chuan-Jin.
PM Lee disclosed that former Speaker of Parliament Tan Chuan-Jin engaged in an "inappropriate relationship" with fellow PAP Member of Parliament Cheng Li Hui.
Speaker Tan Chuan-Jin and Member of Parliament Cheng Li Hui have tendered their resignations from both parliament and the People's Action Party.
Speaker of Singapore's Parliament, Tan Chuan-Jin, has issued an apology for his use of inappropriate language during a parliamentary session in April.
Indranee Rajah has called for the Progress Singapore Party to apologise for a Facebook post on what had happened during the Ridout Road debate in Parliament.
Two legislation amendments to better protect survivors of family violence were discussed in separate Bills in Singapore Parliament. Here are the key takeaways:
The Singapore Parliament debated over the rental of two Ridout Road bungalows by ministers K. Shanmugam and Vivian Balakrishnan. Here are five key takeaways.
Singapore's Minister K. Shanmugam, spoke in Parliament to address concerns surrounding the expenses and rental arrangement of the property at 26 Ridout Road.
Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said he retains full confidence in ministers K. Shanmugam and Vivian Balakrishnan, after probes into their Ridout Road rentals.
NParks trapped, removed and humanely put down 19 wild boars from Bukit Panjang since May. Three exclusion fences will be built, with one completed.
COVID-19 wave in Singapore passes peak with daily cases dropping to 3,000. Health Minister Ong Ye Kung provides update on the situation.
Singapore's crackdown on scams intensifies with proposed legislation amendments to combat the rise of money mules and Singpass abusers. Find out how.
Singapore President Halimah Yacob has called for the government to work to prevent social advantages and privileges from becoming entrenched.
To encourage more children to be active in sports, Singapore will put in an additional $100 credit to the ActiveSG accounts of those aged between four and 12.
MOH to launch Healthier SG programme in July & give out $20 vouchers & higher subsidies for patients with chronic illnesses.
The Ministry of National Development will launch 200 community care apartments in Bedok this year and 3 new sites for shared rental flats for singles.
"Friendly Streets" - an initiative to make residential communities more people-friendly by enhancing the walking and cycling experience - will be piloted in five neighbourhoods.
The move for most supermarkets to charge shoppers at least 5 cents for each disposable carrier bag will begin on 3 July.
Here's why the Education Ministry is making changes in university admission to get A-Level students to focus on their interests rather than grades.
Singapore will adopt a new Code of Practice for app stores to require them to remove harmful content, and is looking at an age classification scheme for online games.
Anglo-Chinese School's plan to move one of its primary schools to the Tengah heartlands was based on the premise that the school cannot remain boys-only.