Ching Shi Jie

AsiaOne • 12th July 2022

'I gave them a scolding the first time': Ang Mo Kio residents on HDB officers doing door-to-door visits regarding Sers

When Housing and Development Board (HDB) officers first paid a visit to her three-room unit in April, Tan admitted that it turned into a one-sided shouting match.

AsiaOne • 11th July 2022

Woman starts petition to save her longtime Lim Chu Kang farm

She has spent more than $700,000 of her own retirement savings on building a farm in Lim Chu Kang from scratch in 1999, but for Evelyn Eng, it is not just about the money.

AsiaOne • 24th June 2022

'They're peeping Toms': Man who walks around nude in HDB flat on his complaining neighbours

He has deliberately appeared stark naked in front of his female neighbours several times, but this elderly man is insisting that his own modesty was violated instead.

AsiaOne • 25th May 2022

1 dish and plain rice every meal, that's how this family fights rising food prices

Housewife Raihan Ibrahim feels the pinch whenever she shops for groceries near her five-room HDB flat in Bedok. Prices of groceries, lamented this 44-year-old to AsiaOne, has gone up markedly in the last few years, especially cooking oil and butter.

AsiaOne • 31st March 2022

Land border reopens today: Woman who last saw her father alive 2 years ago finally returns to Johor, to visit his grave

"I'm super excited. I can't wait to see my family. I don't know how to describe this feeling, but I think I'll cry after reaching home," said this 41-year-old in an interview with AsiaOne.

AsiaOne • 23rd November 2021

Self-doubt and guilt: Mum gives birth to palm-sized premature baby but 'won't have it any other way'

To insulate their newborn baby from any sadness, fear and uncertainty, Fadhillah and her husband made a pact to be the “two happiest idiots” in the intensive care unit.

University of Sheffield Journalism Studies • 18th December 2019

'Why We Fight'

An inside look at how thousands of Hongkongers are refusing to give up on their beloved city, even though they are living on the other side of the world.

University of Sheffield Journalism Studies • 23rd July 2020

Buy a virtual pint- How music venues survive COVID-19

Struggling to pay rent and wages as coronavirus lockdown continues, some music venues are using the virtual world to keep people connected to artists and their gigs.

University of Sheffield Journalism Studies • 14th May 2021

Dreaming of a Great Sheffield Salmon Run

Salmon are back to the River Don after widespread pollution had devastated their habitat.

Shef News • 27th February 2020

Mums United founder becomes the first British Asian finalist of community award

Concerned with the rise in youth crime, Ms Irshad formed Mums United in 2018 with other mothers living in Sharrow.