Joel and Ai Koon remind us that in the face of change, it’s these quiet, enduring family ties that hold our future together.

RICE dives into the confusion, quiet anxieties, and invisible pressures surrounding a Gen Z rite of passage in 2025—casting their first vote in Singapore’s general elections.

And yet, I remain without a say about them, because I cannot vote here. Clearly, feeling Singaporean isn’t the same as being ...

No opposition party wants a walkover. When no one shows up to make a case, voters can’t help but wonder—was my vote ever ...

With GE2025 memes upon us, here's a guide to being a likeable enough candidate so that you won't be perceived as an ...

His pet cause was triggered by a speech Goh Chok Tong made in 1996. The then-Prime Minister had said that the cleanliness of public toilets is a marker of a society’s graciousness. Inspired, Jack ...

When more Singaporeans enter the fray to volunteer for political parties, what are they ultimately building for the culture?

RICE feeds your mind with Singaporean stories of human interest that make you think, engage and empathise.

Former NMP Anthea Ong reflects on the platform that first gave her the courage to speak up as an alternative voice in ...