Unmasking outdoors, dining in groups of 10, returning to workplace, dusting off your passports ... it has been more than a week since Singapore eased restrictions. What are the dos and dont's? A glimpse into our decisive move towards living with Covid-19. Find out more in tonight's Ethiroli - Season 19, Episode 01.

Singapore's parliament has unanimously endorsed the white paper on Singapore women's development. The whole-of-nation plan to build a fairer and more inclusive society includes 25 action plans. Watch tonight's Ethiroli - Season 19, Episode 02 to find out more about this 10 year roadmap.

Secondhand smoke also known as passive smoking can cause adverse effects in as little as five minutes. As more people work from home, complaints about secondhand smoke from neighbours have doubled! How does secondhand smoke affect the air quality in homes? What can be done to protect ourselves? Ethiroli explores this and more in Episode 3 of Season 19.

With Hari Raya Puasa around the corner, many individuals and organizations are ramping up distribution of festive packs. Some are going beyond our borders to help the needy. Families are looking forward to larger celebrations with their loved ones. To find out more, don't forget to catch Ethiroli on Wednesday at 9.30pm on Vasantham.

Ethiroli tracks the progress of Singapore's Smart Nation initiative and how it impacts the daily lives of Singaporeans.

Home-based food businesses have at least tripled in numbers since the pandemic. These businesses do not need licenses to operate and are not bound by hygiene regulations. How safe is food from home businesses? Ethiroli embarks on a lab test to find out!

Inflation is at a near 10-year high this year and prices of food items have increased tremendously. What can be done to ensure we stretch our dollar when it comes to food? Ethiroli poses this challenge to 3 families - to either save money on their meals, or figure out ways to get more food for the same amount of money. How much can they achieve with a $300 budget without compromising on their current lifestyles?

It has been about a month since Singapore significantly eased COVID-19 measures. Many of us were waiting for that moment for a long time, especially hard-hit businesses. In this week's Ethiroli, we find out how they are reviving, after more than 2 bumpy years of navigating through the pandemic.

All of us have experienced the agony of waking up in the wee hours of the morning to go to school. It's a rite of passage, and yet it's one that most of us would wish didn't exist. Currently most primary and secondary schools start at 7:30am. The issue of later school start times was discussed in Parliament last year August. Later school start times have been long associated with better sustained attention, school attendance and improved...

HDB homes have evolved over the years. Different flat types and housing schemes are available to cater not only for nuclear families, but for singles, the elderly, and multi-generational families as well. Studio apartments, 2- room flexi flats for the lower income, interim rental flats are some of the schemes available today. How can Singaporeans tap into these housing schemes?

Increasingly fathers are choosing not to put their careers first. More are resorting to guidance rather than discipline, showing affection openly and teaching healthy traits associated with masculinity. A Fathers' Day special that looks into the constantly evolving parenting styles.

Coffee... something that is very close to the hearts of many Indians. Whether it is from a kopitiam, mamak store or a fancy cafe. It's a popular beverage that is seeped into Singaporean culture through the years. In 2020, around 6 million kilograms of coffee was consumed in Singapore and has steadily risen during the pandemic. Coffee has become a new hobby for most rather than a trend.

Singapore's heartlands have evolved with the years. Living in close proximity may lead to disputes and misunderstandings amongst neighbours. Pets, cultural differences and noise are the most significant contributors to such disputes. Join us as we conduct an on-site investigation to evaluate how noisy it can be even at night.

Every 1st of July, members of the Singapore Armed Forces reaffirm their pledge of loyalty and dedication to the SAF and the nation. Women have been serving in the SAF even before its formation. They stand shoulder to shoulder with their male counterparts in both rank and role. This week's Ethiroli episode is a salute to our women in uniform!

Singapore has always been known as a garden city. Efforts to make it into a city in nature is underway. How are the residents involved in the community efforts and what are the plans for the future? There are also highlights of Gardens By the Bay's 10th year anniversary in this week's Ethiroli Episode.

Interest Rates for home loans have been on the rise. While those who are under HDB loan have little to worry about, others who have taken a bank loan or intending to take a bank loan have much to consider. What does an increase in interest rates for bank loans mean for current and future homeowners?

Ethiroli gears up for National Day 2022 as we return to full-fledged celebrations after 2 years. Our host becomes one of the spectators for this year’s parade to give you an exclusive sneak peek of what goes behind the making of our 57th birthday.

Ethiroli gears up for National Day 2022 as we return to full-fledged celebrations after 2 years. Our host becomes one of the spectators for this year’s parade to give you an exclusive sneak peek of what goes behind the making of our 57th birthday.

Many people may have the general perception that all nurses are the same, and bedside nursing care such as drawing blood and applying dressings, are the only work that nurses do. However, that couldn't be further from the truth. Nursing, just like other medical professions, has many specialisations and skillsets and has evolved over the years. The nurses of today are taking on leadership roles in research, healthcare and are educators too.

Set up in 1992 to take in the academically weakest students, the Institute of Technical Education (ITE) has fought to shed its image as the place of last resort. 30 years on ITE’s three Colleges are empowered to develop their own niches of excellence to enhance students’ success and the attractiveness of an ITE Education. There are many success stories of students who have excelled in their careers.

Social media tools are useful these days to connect people. Those apps that takes up most of its users time are also causing mental health issues. How are the young ones finding a balance? How important is the phrase Like, share and comment to you?

In his National Day Rally speech, PM Lee Hsien Loong announced that Singapore will repeal penal code 377A. After much discussion, considerations and consultations the decision to repeal 377A has been reached. What were the reasons behind the repeal? What are the various perspectives regarding this change? Find out on tonight's Ethiroli Episode.

In June 2022, MCI announced that it is proposing new Codes of Practice that would require designated social media services with significant reach or impact to have appropriate measures and safeguards to mitigate exposure to harmful online content for Singapore-based users. These include having community standards, content moderation processes and tools and options to manage users’ exposure to harmful content and interactions...

In this week’s Ethiroli, we take a look at mandatory Tray Return at Hawker Centre introduced by the National Environment Agency on 1st September 2021. Do Customers return their trays after eating? Does it help the cleaners with their jobs? Does it lead to larger turnover of customers? Is there any change in the business takings of the hawkers? Since customers return their trays, are the cleaners afraid of losing their jobs...