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Daily Briefing: Cars no longer a Singaporean's dream?; Find out what happened on Singapore Day event

And meet the strangers at a cafe to pay for family with child who has autism.

  • Is it true that young Singaporeans no longer think having a car is part of the Singapore dream? Find out here.
  • Singapore Day 2013 was attended by Singaporeans, their families and friends of all races, said the Overseas Singaporean Unit (OSU). Read more here.
  • Christmas came early for a Singapore couple and their five-year-old autistic son — their meal at a local cafe was paid for by strangers who left a heartwarming message of support. Know more here.
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