Ian Cheng is a Correspondent at ChannelNewsAsia. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on the APAC region, energy policy, transportation, and tourism. Ian's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Star Online, Asia International News, and The Straits Times.
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Ian Cheng's coverage revolves around local news, with a significant focus on government announcements and press releases. This suggests that he is likely to be interested in pitches related to local Singaporean events, people, or newsworthy incidents. Pitches offering exclusive insights into evolving stories or breaking news within Singapore may also capture his attention.
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An unusual smell was reported on the street near GINZA SIX, a commercial complex in Ginza, on May 25, around 12pm local time(11am Singapore time).
By: Ian Cheng
SINGAPORE - In an age when destination weddings are all the rage, Mr Goo Kok Hwa and his bride, Ms Tina Lee, decided that what was most important
By: Ian Cheng
SBS Transit bus driver Mr Teo Lai Huat dutifully returned a lost £35,000 diamond ring to its grateful owner, Ms Clarissa Tan.
By: Ian Cheng
SINGAPORE - Ahead of K-pop boy band BTS' upcoming Singapore shows in December , the police advised the public to watch out for concert ticket scams.
By: Ian Cheng
SINGAPORE - Ahead of K-pop boy band BTS’ upcoming Singapore shows in December, the police advised the public to watch out for concert ticket scams.
The drivers exceeded speed limits in heavy vehicles not fitted with speed limiters. Read more at straitstimes. Read more at straitstimes.
SINGAPORE – Eight drivers of heavy vehicles will be charged on June 2 over exceeding the speed limits imposed on their vehicles, none of which was fitted with a speed limiter.
By: Ian Cheng
SINGAPORE - Singaporeans and tourists can now find it easier to pay for goods with one tap following DBS Bank's introduction of a new feature that
By: Ian Cheng
SINGAPORE - The Personal Data Protection Commission (PDPC) is investigating a possible data breach involving PAP Community Foundation (PCF) Sparkletots, after
Singapore's PDPC is investigating a potential data breach at PCF Sparkletots involving pupil and parent information accessed without authorisation. Read more at straitstimes. Read more at straitstimes.
