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From wiggly toys to wellness bags: Meet the children turning creativity into cash Original

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By Shabana Begum Verified
| The Straits Times Verified
SINGAPORE - During family holidays to Australia and London, eight-year-old Lee Rui Qi was captivated by 3D animal miniatures but found their $20 to $40 price tag too expensive. That hurdle sparked an entrepreneurial idea. “I want to make toys for kids with low budgets,” explained the Primary 3 pupil from Yio Chu Kang Primary School.
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Locally grown vegetables from at least 4 S’pore farms to be taken off FairPrice shelves Original

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By Shabana Begum Verified
| The Straits Times Verified
SINGAPORE – Locally grown vegetables from at least four farms here will soon no longer be available at supermarket giant FairPrice, The Straits Times has learnt. The decision, part of FairPrice’s regular product review, highlights the tussle between providing customers with the best value-for-money products and the national effort to support local growers so as to improve food resilience, say industry players.
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Singapore’s role in unlocking $1.5b to finance climate projects, green energy in Asia Original

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By Shabana Begum Verified
| The Straits Times Verified
SINGAPORE – A vast solar plant that can power over 82,000 homes is being constructed on the Philippines’ Mindanao island. Elsewhere, projects in South-east Asia and India are being built to turn rice husks into cleaner electricity to gradually reduce the region’s reliance on pollutive fossil fuels. Such cleaner energy projects in Asia would not have been possible without a special formula of finance orchestrated by the Singapore Government.
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