Daily Briefing: Fare report reveals clamor for cheaper transport; 'Anonymous' attacks Singapore govt sites

And what do children secretly want to tell parents?

The Fare Review Mechanism Committee has suggested a slew of recommendations that will benefit a broad spectrum of commuters from children to the elderly, disabled, low income workers and students. Find out more here.
A reply from an email address left by alleged hacker “The Messiah” claimed that members of the activist internet group Anonymous worked together Saturday to temporarily take down websites of the Singapore government. Read more here.
Find out what children have been wanting to say to their parents here.

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