The arrival of a new tranche of CDC vouchers is a staple event in the Singaporean calendar, offering a welcome bit of "breathing room" for daily expenses. While many naturally gravitate toward the nearest supermarket to stock up on rice and oil, the real joy lies in discovering how these digital credits can elevate a weekend meal or support a beloved neighborhood merchant. Whether it is a comforting bowl of bak chor mee or a decadent durian treat, knowing where to spend thos

You know that feeling at 6pm when you've been on back-to-back meetings since 9am, your eyes are tired, and someone asks "So what did you actually accomplish today?" Yeah. That's the moment most of us realise we've been confusing being busy  with being productive . It's 2026, and honestly, the advice you probably heard last year about "time management" and "productivity hacks" doesn't cut it anymore. We're more connected than ever, yet somehow more overwhelmed. The inbox never

You've probably walked past a massive empty building somewhere in Singapore and wondered, what's that used to be? Chances are, it might have been a school. It's one of those things you don't really think about until you notice the faded school signage or the old playground equipment still standing in an overgrown field. But here's the thing, these abandoned school sites aren't just sitting around collecting dust. They're actually part of a pretty interesting story about how S