My Mum Went Missing: Why People With Dementia Wander | Talking Point: Dementia 1/2
Podcast | 1 months ago
All it takes is a moment. A loved one with dementia steps out, turns the wrong corner — and disappears. Every month, an average of two people with the condition go missing. In this two-part Talking Point special, Munah Bagharib investigates why people with ...
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Can People With Dementia Stay Safe Without Losing Their Freedom? | Talking Point: Dementia 2/2
Video | 1 months ago
How do you keep people with dementia safe — without taking away their freedom? In Part 2 Munah Bagharib travels to Japan to see how communities are helping people with dementia stay visible, included, and part of everyday life. She follows one of Japan’s 31...
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I spend half my salary and 6 hours a day travelling for work
Short | 1 months ago
Would you spend six hours and nearly half your salary commuting for work every day? For 23-year-old Christian Alex Base in the Philippines, that's the reality of getting to work. "The commute is more tiring than the actual work," he says. As fuel prices ris...
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How This Singaporean Retired At 35 Without Getting Rich | Money Mind
Video | 1 months ago
A Singaporean retired at 35 and now spends just S$150 a month. How did he make it work? After losing his job 20 years ago at 35, Colin Lau built a retirement plan centred on reducing his cost of living to the minimum. He bought a flat in full, generates inc...
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How I went from bullying my classmate to being his best man
Podcast | 1 months ago
Jerrel believed bullying was just part of the school pecking order, growing up in the Philippines — you either picked on others or got picked on. Years after making his classmate Julian break down in tears, he reached out to apologise. That apology marked t...
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Why Some Call The Philippines The "Bullying Capital Of The World" | Insight
Video | 1 months ago
The Philippines has some of the highest reported rates of school bullying in the world — and among the worst in Southeast Asia. OECD PISA studies found that around half of Filipino students reported being bullied regularly, more than double the OECD average...
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How to turn an idea or a problem into an app
Guide | 1 months ago
What if you could build an app just by describing what you want? That's the idea behind "vibe coding". Ian Tan, lecturer at NTU and AI consultant, put it to the test by creating an app that uploads receipts, extracts key details and exports them into a spre...
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How Two Thai Sisters Work 14-Hour Days To Keep Their Dessert Business Alive in Sydney | Money Mind
Video | 1 months ago
How does a dessert stall making up to A$7,000 a day still end up losing money? At Sydney’s Chatswood Market, two sisters run a Thai dessert business with more than 30 items, where daily revenue can swing sharply depending on demand, weather, and event costs...
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Who Owns The Land And Sea? Border Disputes Across Asia And Beyond | CNA Correspondent
Podcast | 1 months ago
As renewed great-power competition places territory back at the centre of international affairs, borders are once again shaping global politics. In The Geography of Power: Borderlines, the first of a two-part series, CNA explores why some borders become fla...
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Why Oppenheimer’s grandson believes in nuclear energy
Short | 1 months ago
His grandfather helped create the atomic bomb. Now Charles Oppenheimer is advocating for nuclear energy as a solution to climate change. At Oak Ridge, the once-secret US site where uranium was enriched for the first atomic bombs, scientists are testing TRIS...
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How A Singapore Student Uses ChatGPT To Keep Her Family's Neighbourhood Shop Profitable | Money Mind
Video | 1 months ago
How is a 21-year-old student using on AI to run a neighbourhood shop and pay her university fees? At Kampung Admiralty, Lin Enqi manages over 8,000 products while balancing school and keeping the business afloat. After taking over at 18, she and her sister ...
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Could these sands power India for hundreds of years?
Short | 1 months ago
India's beaches could hold the key to its energy future. Hidden in the black sand along its coastline are the world's largest known thorium reserves, with more than 800,000 tonnes believed to be buried there. Thorium could offer an alternative to uranium, t...
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