Christopher Tan

Christopher Tan SINGAPORE – One look at the Dongfeng Box is all it takes to get me in touch with, dare I say, my feminine side.

Christopher Tan SINGAPORE – I have never been fond of plug-in hybrids – cars which tend to deliver on their promise of efficiency only if their batteries are charged as often as daily.

It's the first time a Western Australia cost of living report has found dual-income households are unable to make ends meet.

Christopher Tan SINGAPORE – They say you should not judge a book by its cover, but in the case of the new third-generation Honda Freed, it is probably fairly safe to do so.

Christopher Tan SINGAPORE – First, the bad news. Neta Auto is a Chinese electric car brand which is beset with mounting inventory, patchy production and staff lay-offs, among other issues.

THE celebration of Christmas is often associated with Christmas trees, snowmen, roast turkeys, mistletoes, log cakes and Santa Claus on his sleigh pulled by his 12 reindeers (none of these are biblical by the way). But these and many other things you may see walking down Orchard Road have nothing to do with what the holiday is really about. Christmas is the celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ. To Christians, it is the birth of God incarnated.

Three jurisdictions in Australia permit landlords to evict tenants without a reason during month-to-month agreements.

Dr Ekaterina Kostioukhina is a medical doctor whose job is to advance research in how to take care of the humans who go into space. Her interest has always been helping people to deal with accidents and disasters - and space is an area where disasters are routine, and every day is a challenge. She…

The Federal Government has unveiled Australia's first-ever National Autism Strategy—a $42 million dollar plan to improve inclusion, access, and outcomes for autistic Australians. Advocates are calling it a game-changer, offering hope and much-needed support to families across the country who face unique and daily challenges.

Autistic people typically have much poorer social, economic, educational, and health outcomes than the general population. Could Australia's first National Autism Strategy change that?