Singaporeans are fed, up with progress!
- Thoughts of a Cynical Investor: Welfare: Jam to-morrow and jam yesterday – but never jam today
- Ravi Philemon: How do they survive?
Housing Singaporeans
- Diary of A Singaporean Mind: Consequences of govt inaction in the housing market..
Countdown to Elections
- The Temasek Review: In defence of the Workers’ Party
Singapore is a free country. Free from chewing gum, free from Playboy, free from transparency, free from a free press, free from free speec…
- Singaporeans for Democracy: Can political parties directly upload videos online?
Strangers in a Strange Land
- Ong Jiin Joo: I want your BRAIN
- The Malaysian Insider: Brain drain: In plugging the sinkhole, the need to cast the net wider
- ST Forum: Let’s not under-promote ourselves
Re education
- I’m getting personal: Looking into needs of madrasahs instead of barring them
- pressrun.net: PISA reading test shows the difference money makes
Singaporeans a dying breed
- ST Forum: The cost of having a child
ERPains, Trains & Automobiles
- Aussie Pete: COE Simply Singaporean? – Your Jaw Will Drop With A Dollar-to-Dollar Comparison
Ming Yi back to the harvest
- My very lo soh long winded page: emptiness is form, form is emptiness…
Daily Discourse
- TOC: “Does a caregiver have to deplete everything before getting help?”
- Yawning Bread on WordPress: Singapore’s HIV policy neither rational nor compassionate
- The Singapore Sports Fan Says: Lions crash out of Suzuki Cup, but frankly, it could be the best thing to happen to Singapore football
- Singapore Notes: When Elites Take Charge
- New Asia Republic: Timor-Leste: New State on the Bloc
Life, the universe and everything
- funny little world: Which one?
- Singapore Urban Explorers: The Forgotten Tombs of Upper Pierce
- EcoWalktheTalk: Whither Go Climate Refugees? [Thanks Bhavani]
Infoblogoramus
- Mathia Lee: Clinic giving free facials to raise funds for girl who got HIV at dentist
- My Little Corner: The Boys’ Brigade Share-a-Gift 2010
- Migrant Experience: Migrant Experience is a exhibition of 40 photographs taken by youths from Bukit Batok Hostel.
Selected News Stories
- Nature: Singapore’s salad days are over
- ISNA: Iran calls seizure of its ships in Singapore “western wrongdoing”
- Reuters: Singapore GLP confirms ProLogis truce, says not material to firm
- BBC: From prisoner to millionaire: The Banyan Tree story
- asia!: Chinese Men Who Love Western Women
- Money Hacker Blog: Who’s Got All The Gold and Who’s Mining It [Infographic]
The folks at TOC are holding a powwow in anticipation of the 2010 year end 2011 March break GE. Check it out.
The Online Citizen will be holding a public forum as a lead-up to the next General Elections. Titled, “Face To Face”, the forum will see five opposition political parties taking questions from members of the public on various issues in a 21/2 hour Q&A session. (There will be no speeches from the panelists.)
We would like to invite you, as fellow bloggers, to the forum which is as follows:
Date: 16 December 2010
Time: 7pm to 10.30pm
Venue: Sinema Old School theatre, Mount Sophia
Panelists:
Dr Chee Soon Juan – Singapore Democratic Party
Mr Goh Meng Seng – National Solidarity Party
Mr Chia Ti Lik – Socialist Front
Mr Kenneth Jeyaretnam – Reform Party
Mr Gerald Giam – Workers’ Party
If you would like to attend the event, please rsvp to this email by Saturday, 11 December 2010 so that we can make the necessary arrangements.
Thank you.
Regards,
Andrew Loh
For: Chief Editor, TOC
December 9th, 2010 | Category: Daily Sg | Comments (2)
