This is a reference guide useful to doctors in assessing of injuries for workmen's compensation.

The Budget Statement 2009 as delivered in Parliament on 15 February 2009. Contains: - Budget Statement 2009 -Budget Highlights -Budget Debate Round-up Speech (Excerpts) -Feature Articles

Different Exposures is a revelation of the dark secrets of old Chinatown in Singapore. Exposed are incidents and events of Singapore's past. In this book, useful information on Singapore's roots and heritage can be found as well as vivid pictures taken by the Master photographer.

This publication traces the Supreme Court's pursuit of justice.

This book takes the reader through the history and significance of this heritage building in the local legal landscape, from the construction process to the opening ceremony of the building, to the analysis of the figure of justice in the famous tympanum flanking the front of the building, to the reorganisation of the judiciary over the past 12 years.

Living in Singapore is a one-stop resource for settling into and living in this unique island.
It contains interesting information on Singapore's history and culture as well as helpful hints about how to plan your move, find a new home and how to get involved in this dynamic community.

Published twice a year in conjunction with the release of the MAS monetary policy statement(MPS), this review provides information on the Economic Policy Department's analysis and the assessment of macroeconomic developments in the Singapore economy. And in doing so, to share with market participants, analysts, and the wider public, the basis for the policy decision articulated in the MPS.

MOE’s 50th anniversary commemorative book, Many Pathways, One Mission: Fifty Years of Singapore Education traces the evolution of the school system from 1957 when the Education Act was passed. It offers glimpses of school life since the 1960s through the eyes of educators and students of that era. The rich and multi-faceted work of our teachers, principals, support staff, parents and alumni are captured in story form, together with reminiscences of how the “one space” provided in schools enable all to find an identity for themselves and develop a strong sense of community and national pride.This elegant limited edition of MOE’s commemorative book is a complete and fitting testimony of achievements made by Singapore over the years.

With over 300 pages of information and statistics, the annual publication is a one-stop reference book on Singapore.

Interesting short stories of Singapore written from the perspective of a Singaporean of Chinese Descent.

Featuring more than 50 legal questions which Singaporean teenagers commonly face - with easy to read answers and useful information.
This is a handy and friendly guide for all, including teenagers, parents, teachers and even lawyers.