Daily briefing: Yes, Singapore wants more babies

Infant and child care subsidies are up by $105m.

  • The announcement was made by Acting Minister for Social and Family Development, Chan Chun Sing. Watch the video here.
  • Three China bus drivers allegedly involved in the strike last year have been sacked by SMRT for not turning up for work. Find out more here.
  • Sex blogger couple Alvin Tan Jye Yee and Vivian Lee are back. See the story here.
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