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Joyce Yang's coverage heavily focuses on local events, lifestyle, and seasonal topics in Singapore. This includes articles about pet ownership, travel guides, Christmas fairs, and local dining options. She also incorporates expert commentary for her content.
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By: Joyce Yang
To commemorate World Toilet Day on Nov 19, 2025, CNA Women asks experts to explain how poor design – from outdated layouts to unequal toilet ratios – and a lack of understanding of women's usage habits keep us waiting in line to use the public restroom.
More than just a workspace, your kitchen island is the heart of your home — a gathering spot, a dining space, and a practical storage solution all rolled into one. Here’s your essential guide to designing a kitchen island that perfectly complements compact living spaces.
By: Joyce Yang
No longer just a treat for pampered pets, cooked meals have become the go-to for supporting furkids through every age and ailment.
By: Joyce Yang
Within a year of becoming first-time parents, Amanda Cheong and Stanley Cheah gave up two steady incomes to turn their shared obsession into a thriving business – Hidden Heritage.
By: Joyce Yang
Within a year of becoming first-time parents, Amanda Cheong and Stanley Cheah gave up two steady incomes to turn their shared obsession into a thriving business – Hidden Heritage.
By: Joyce Yang
With shorter waiting times, successful applicants could collect their keys as early as January 2029.
By: Joyce Yang
A detailed look at the project with the shortest waiting time in HDB’s June 2026 BTO exercise.
By: Joyce Yang
The project falls under the Plus classification and will be ready in 4 years and 4 months.
By: Joyce Yang
The project falls under the Plus classification and will be ready in 3 years and 1 month.
By: Joyce Yang
From styling homes to painting murals, creating social media content to hosting film crews, creative HDB homeowners in Singapore are finding new ways to turn their eye for design into income-generating projects.
