Daily roundup: Indonesia won't export electricity to Singapore unless pricing terms are met — and other top stories today


Stay in the know with a recap of our top stories today.
Indonesia will not export electricity to Singapore unless the two countries can agree on a suitable price, its Energy and Mineral Resources Minister Bahlil Lahadalia said on Monday (Nov 2).
Speaking to reporters at the Presidential Palace in Jakarta, Bahlil said Indonesia remained open to supplying electricity to the Republic but would prioritise domestic needs if... » READ MORE
2. SBS Transit files police report after man allegedly tapes phone to rear of bus to film content

SBS Transit filed a police report after a man allegedly taped his mobile phone to the rear of a double-decker bus to film content.
Responding to queries from AsiaOne, SBS Transit spokesperson Grace Wu said that the transport operator...» READ MORE
3. No farming experience, but 28-year-old Singaporean uses savings to start goat farm in Indonesia

With no farming experience to his name, a 28-year-old Singaporean has invested his personal savings in an unlikely venture: setting up a goat farm in West Kalimantan, Indonesia.
Muhammad Hakim Roslee, a digital engagement officer at Al-Istighfar Mosque in Pasir Ris, had long wanted to start a business but struggled to... » READ MORE
4. Tam Chiak Kopitiam closes Tampines outlet after one year

Tampines residents now have one less dining option after Maxim Tam Chiak Kopitiam closed its outlet in the neighbourhood.
The 24-hour coffee shop, which opened last October, had operated for... » READ MORE