Six boards, one counter — this page lists what sits on each.
Boards at the open counter
| Board | What sits on it | How often | Who it is for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Singapore | Policy and public services in plain language | Daily | New readers and teachers |
| Daily costs | Housing instruments without attaching figures | Twice weekly | Household planners |
| Getting around | MRT, buses, major road works | Daily | Commuters across the west side |
| Health and care | Guidance vs commentary separated | Weekly | Families and carers |
| Tech-and-us | Regulation and civic-facing tools | Weekly | Team leads |
| Weekend | Sport fixtures and community calendars | Weekly | Neighbourhood readers |
Each row above is followed by editorial reasoning: sources must be checkable, language must stay plain, and figures stay off the public site.
What this means for you
Pick the board that matches your day — all refresh on published cadences without paywall amounts.
Singapore board: parliament readings, ministry notices, and public service hour changes land here first. Copy stays in plain sentences with the primary document named at the foot.
Daily costs board: housing instruments, eligibility shapes, and timeline language without attaching figures on the public site. When a gazette entry carries a number, the filing links to it rather than repeating arithmetic.
Getting around board: MRT service changes, bus reroutes, and major road works with the issuing agency visible. We do not publish commuter rankings or travel-time promises.
Health and care board: clinical guidance is separated from opinion pieces. Embargoed releases wait until the stated SGT hour before a bullet appears.
Tech-and-us board: regulation, platform policy, and civic-facing tools — not product launch hype or crypto framing dressed as news.
Weekend board: sport fixtures, community calendars, and neighbourhood events with datelines and picture credits intact when a frame accompanies the list.
Each board keeps its own source log on the tray below the chalk list. Merging boards visually on a public holiday does not merge accountability lines.