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Deep Dive - Jetstar Asia closure: Are the days of cheap fares over?
Deep Dive - Jetstar Asia closure: Are the days of cheap fares over?

CNA

time15 hours ago

  • Business
  • CNA

Deep Dive - Jetstar Asia closure: Are the days of cheap fares over?

Deep Dive - Jetstar Asia closure: Are the days of cheap fares over? Jetstar Asia will cease operations on Jul 31, a move unsurprising to experts because the low-cost carrier was struggling to turn a profit in a tough aviation market. Otelli Edwards speaks to Shukor Yusof from aviation consultancy Endau Analytics and Dr Nitin Pangarkar from NUS Business School to find out what the future holds. 20 mins Deep Dive - Is Singapore's electric vehicle infrastructure catching up with demand? Electric vehicle sales hit a new high in the first three months of 2025, accounting for 40 per cent of total car registrations. Yet concerns about charging networks and capacity remain. Steven Chia and Otelli Edwards speak with transport economist Walter Theseira and Stephanie Tan, CEO of EV-Electric Charging. 25 mins Deep Dive - Calling 995? You may be rerouted to the NurseFirst helpline instead – here's how it works Non-life-threatening 995 calls will be directed to NurseFirst, a triage helpline, under a six-month nationwide trial aimed at easing the burden on emergency services. How exactly does it work, and will the public adapt? Steven Chia and Otelli Edwards find out from Col Dr David Pflug, chief medical officer of the Singapore Civil Defence Force and Dr Jade Kua, clinical lead for the NurseFirst helpline and senior consultant at the emergency medicine department in Woodlands Health. 18 mins

Singapore-Indonesia joint task force to study development of sustainable industrial zone
Singapore-Indonesia joint task force to study development of sustainable industrial zone

CNA

time7 days ago

  • Business
  • CNA

Singapore-Indonesia joint task force to study development of sustainable industrial zone

Singapore and Indonesia will form a joint task force to study the development of a sustainable industrial zone in Bintan, Batam and Karimun. These are part of larger efforts to further low-carbon cooperation and build foundations for a stronger ASEAN power grid. Both countries also inked Memorandums of Understanding on cross-border electricity trade and cross-border carbon capture and storage. Singapore's Minister-in-charge of Energy, Science and Technology Tan See Leng said this will be crucial for decarbonising economic activities that are hard to abate. Professor Sumit Agarwal from the NUS Business School shared more about sustainable industrial zones and how both countries would stand to benefit.

Singapore to review height restriction requirements around airports
Singapore to review height restriction requirements around airports

CNA

time22-05-2025

  • Business
  • CNA

Singapore to review height restriction requirements around airports

Singapore could see taller residential and commercial buildings around its airports in years to come. The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore is leading a global effort to review height restrictions around airports. The new global standard is expected to take effect this August. Professor Sing Tien Foo, Provost's Chair Professor in the Department of Real Estate at NUS Business School, talks about how the changes will impact Singapore's land use planning. He delves into how many more flats or floor space can realistically be added to housing developments with this change.

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