From childcare to varsity fees, are the costs of raising a child taking a toll on parents? With families spending more on tuition and insurance

Are there enough convenient childcare options? Do parents find employers accommodating? Is parental leave sufficient? How family-friendly are public attitudes and facilities? In part 2 of the child-raising debate, social and workplace issues take centrestage.

Do third-party booking apps make it easier to get a cab for some but harder for others? What would you pay for more convenience? How have apps changed the way cabbies work? Why do taxis still vanish when you need them and must fares be so confusing?

Does the proposed ban on public drinking after 10.30pm go too far, or not far enough? Will it reduce drunken nuisance acts and littering? Does it penalise drinkers who aren't bothering anyone? How do other countries' laws compare?

Should the HDB allow bigger dogs to be kept by flat dwellers? What about cats? How do Singaporeans feel about sharing more space with animals? What rules should pet lowers observe for all to co-exist? Should pets be allowed on public transport?

At 55 and 65, CPF members will get more leeway to withdraw part of their savings - or keep more in to grow their nest-egg. How will you make that choice? Will changes to the scheme give greater peace of mind?

How have smaller families, longer lives and busy careers changed what we mean by 'being filial'? Would you put your parent in a nursing home? How far would you rely on your kids to support you in old age?

Why were pump prices raised beyond the increase in petrol duty, so it seems? How do companies set prices? Will higher tariffs really deter drivers? Can you get around fine without a car in Singapore?

If stay-at-home mums were paid, how much would their 'job' be valued at? Do their contributions go under-appreciated? Can more be done to give them more financial security? What hinders many from going back to a paid job?

We are reportedly one of the most sleep-deprived cities in the world. Is it the long work hours, school-related activities, or obsession with social media and technology? What's the lack of sleep costing us in terms of our work and our health?

Mr Lee Kuan Yew’s generation was judged on its success in turning Singapore into a metropolis. How will this generation of Singaporeans define success? What will we want to look back and be proud of, in 50 years' time?

Many teenagers live on social media. How exposed to, or involved are they in trolling, sex talk, vulgarities and bullying? Do they know how to deal with the freedom to say, do and watch what they want? How far should parents and schools intervene?

Are students still bogged down with too much homework? Parents spent $1.1 billion on tuition in a year. Is this out of necessity or kiasuism? What's it doing to our kids? Can we curb an over-reliance on homework and tuition?

The growing numbers of cyclists is leading to fights over pavement space. Is reckless behaviour endangering both pedestrians and cyclists? Can rules be tightened? What code of etiquette is needed? Should e-scooters be allowed on pathways?

1 in 5 kids under the age of 12 have reportedly thought of suicide. What are the top causes of depression among kids and teens? Do they find it easy to get the help they need? Hear from a parent who lost a child and others who work with youth at risk.

After eight years as chief of the labour movement, Mr Lim Swee Say takes on the role of Manpower Minister on May 4. What's his take on job issues faced by Singaporeans, particularly PMETs and future graduates? We put your questions to him 'live'.

A new golden era? Are 84 SEA Games gold medals a fluke, or a sign of things to come for Singapore sport? Join national swim coach Sergio Lopez, silat champ Nur Alfian, athlete Rachel Yang, squash golden boy Marcus Phua and SportSG's CEO 'live' in the studio.

The modern dad wants to be hands-on, but is he up against society's 'macho guy' stereotypes? Should dads get more time off for family? Join a single father of four, Benjamin 'Mr Miyagi' Lee and other dads in a special episode that puts fatherhood 'skills' to the test.

We reportedly work some of the longest hours in the world. Have initiatives made it any easier for parents to juggle work and family? Does money or time matter more, in having kids? Which parenthood incentives have made the most impact, according to a new IPS...

Hear from the senior bosses of SMRT and the Land Transport Authority in this 'live' show. What's causing all the major MRT service disruptions in recent years? Are the problems being fixed? How was Tuesday's affair handled?

Moderated by Channel NewsAsia anchor Steven Chia, the new season of Talking Point returns in 2015 with a new look, new feel and an even bigger platform for your views.

There were 170 cases of elder abuse in 2011 - but how many go unreported until, say, an eyewitness video goes viral? Why don't victims speak up? How does abuse happen at the hands of family and other caregivers? What protection will an upcoming new law give?

How confident are Singaporeans about the next 10 years? Find out what a MediaCorp survey of 2,000 residents reveals. What are our top concerns? Are we happy with our lives? Which aspects of our country give us the most-and the least-assurance for the future?

What makes us feel uniquely Singaporean? From hawker food to Singlish, our kiasu quirks to our diversity, do we embrace them without reservation? Hear from rapper ShiGGa Shay, comedian Fakkah Fuzz, makan guru KF Seetoh, poet Gwee Li Sui and Lush 99.5's DJ Rosalyn...