Matthew Mohan is a Correspondent at Channel News Asia. He is deeply passionate about sport and specializes in features, covering a range of topics from competitive sports events like the Olympics and World Cup to pressing issues such as climate change and migrant worker deaths across Southeast Asia. His work has been featured in Channel News Asia, TODAY, and Newswav.
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By: Matthew Mohan
"Some of our regulars are very skeptical to come," a stallholder told CNA.
StarHub subscribers will also get access to the EPL's new direct-to-consumer streaming service in Singapore, said the broadcaster.
By: Matthew Mohan
This is the first autonomous cleaning robot to be deployed in an HDB estate, says the town council.
By: Matthew Mohan
The 23-year-old currently holds four individual national records.
By: Victoria Jen, Matthew Mohan
"If you don't engage the technology of your time, you'll just simply be left behind," Mr Huang told CNA's Victoria Jen in a wide-ranging interview.
By: Victoria Jen, Matthew Mohan
In a wide-ranging interview with CNA's Victoria Jen, Mr Huang also talked about partnerships in Taiwan and competition between the US and China.
By: Matthew Mohan
This is Mr Lam's first visit to Singapore as the president of Vietnam.
By: Matthew Mohan
He will next face Japan's world no 19 Koki Watanabe on Saturday.
By: Matthew Mohan
This is Loh's first time making the final at his home tournament.
By: Matthew Mohan
Loh was the first Singaporean to make the men's singles final at the tournament since Ronald Susilo in 2002.
