Charlene Goh is a journalist based in Singapore, focusing on local news and current affairs. She writes for various publications, including TODAY, ChannelNewsAsia, and Eatbook SG. Charlene covers a wide range of topics, including crime, social issues, culture, and food.
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By: Charlene Goh
SINGAPORE — One of the 10 suspects involved in one of Singapore's largest money laundering probes has been denied bail again.
SINGAPORE — One of the 10 suspects involved in one of Singapore's largest money laundering probes has been denied bail again.
By: Charlene Goh
SINGAPORE — The first time Mr Lee I-Shiang heard about the Singapore Stone was at a National Day Parade rehearsal in 2016, which featured a performance about a legendary warrior called Badang picking it up and flinging it towards the Singapore River.
By: Charlene Goh
SINGAPORE — When migrant worker Syed Abu fell ill with the flu and had to see a doctor, the 31-year-old had to wait three hours for a shuttle bus to take him back to his dormitory in Tanah Merah.
By: Charlene Goh
SINGAPORE — A 23-year-old female motorcyclist died in an accident along Jurong Gateway Road on Sunday (Oct 1). In response to TODAY's queries, the police said that they were alerted to the accident at 10.05am on Sunday. The police said that the woman's bike had likely skidded a
By: Charlene Goh
SINGAPORE — In the wake of one of the biggest money laundering probes in Singapore, three ministerial statements were delivered in Parliament on Tuesday (Oct 3) to address a bevy of parliamentary questions filed by more than 20 Members of Parliament (MPs) on how Singapore's regulations effectively prevent overseas cr
By: Charlene Goh
SINGAPORE: In the wake of one of the biggest money laundering probes in Singapore, three ministerial statements were delivered in parliament on Tuesday (Oct 3) to address a bevy of parliamentar
By: Charlene Goh
SINGAPORE — Funds in bank accounts that are seized in money laundering cases do not belong to the banks involved, and the amount of these funds should not be linked to the banks' culpability in such cases before investigations are complete, said Second Minister for Home Affairs Josephine Teo.
By: Charlene Goh
SINGAPORE — A near-death experience made Mr Shane Ang realise that life was too short to care about what others thought of him.
By: Charlene Goh
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