Loraine Lee

Malnutrition among the older population is not a problem unique to Singapore. As people age, health problems and social isolation often lead to dietary changes that leave many lacking the protein and calcium they need in their silver years.

CNA TODAY spoke to 55 individuals about the trickle-down effects of the conflict in the Middle East and how it has affected their daily lives.

CNA TODAY's Loraine Lee argues that etiquette is less about a set of rigid rules and more about not bothering others.

Ms Sheila Manokaran's difficult family life growing up became a stumbling block to fulfilling her dreams but she's now working to help youths find their way.

Experts say sexual offences on public transport persist because the crowded and transitory nature of these spaces grants perpetrators a sense of anonymity, thereby fuelling the impression that the chances of being caught are low.

A stricter school discipline framework announced by the Ministry of Education has revived debate on the effectiveness of caning. CNA TODAY speaks to adults who were caned as children on how corporal punishment affected them.

Mr Simon Trevor Wood, a 61-year-old expatriate, has gone viral online as people spot him in public wearing an unusual suit. CNA TODAY's journalist Loraine Lee gives chase to find out who the man in the cape is.

When reviewing your health insurance, experts warned not to focus only on premiums, but also to consider that healthcare needs can change with age.

Singapore's iconic nightlife districts are drawing fewer late-night revellers as drinking habits and consumer tastes evolve. Is it time to reimagine what Boat Quay, Robertson Quay and Clarke Quay could be, both in the day and night?

Singaporeans still choose convenience over walking, even for short trips, and getting more people to walk will require more than better infrastructure.