Landslide victory: Mr Tharman Shanmugaratnam surrounded by cheering supporters at Taman Jurong Market and Food Centre after the presidential election ...

Showing their support: PAP (top) and Workers' Party supporters waving their party flags during Nomination Day at Poi Ching School in Tampines Street 7...

Congratulations: Prime Minister Lawrence Wong, who is also MP for Marsiling-Yew Tee GRC, receiving a hug from a resident as his teammates Alex Yam, Za...

Much support on the ground: Ms Agnes Tay from Boon Lay CC Photography Club choosing a different angle to photograph PAP supporters at Jurong Junior Co...

Small screen, big occasion: Mr Ricky Vu, 28, adjusting a battery-operated television to get better reception. The tiny TV served as the crowd's window...

The goal that wasn't: Brazil beat Spain 1-0 in the 1986 World Cup after a goal by Spanish player Miguel Michel was disallowed. The Straits Times' Jerr...

Yay, Singapore: Thousands of football fans flocked to the National Stadium for a victory ceremony celebrating Singapore's win over Pahang, which broug...

Yam seng to Singapore: Guests at a wedding dinner at Prince Restaurant have more pressing things at hand than the banquet food. They brought along the...

Crowds queueing for tickets to the Malaysia Cup semi-final match between Singapore and Selangor at the National Stadium were kept in line at first, bu...

A win by one pin: Bowler Remy Ong celebrating his strike in Frame 10 of the final round of the bowling masters event at the 24th Sea Games. He beat In...

Olympic silverware: Singapore paddlers (from left) Wang Yuegu, Feng Tianwei and Li Jiawei with their hard-earned silver medals at the 2008 Beijing Oly...

Through to the last 16: Singaporean shuttler Loh Kean Yew reacting after winning his match against China's Li Shifeng during the Paris 2024 Olympic me...

Queen of swimming: Joscelin Yeo celebrating after winning the 100m butterfly at the 2005 SEA Games in record time. She is Singapore's most decorated S...

Fastest in the world: Ang Peng Siong paved the way for much of Singapore's sporting success in the pool when he became the world’s fastest swimmer in ...

Teen wonder: Junie Sng was Singapore’s first female swimmer to win gold at the Asian Games, in 1978 in Bangkok. At just 14, she was also the youngest ...

Perfect 10: No holding back as Patricia Chan, Singapore's swimming wonder, swept 10 gold medals at the Seap Games in Rangoon, Myanmar. (Dec 14, 1969)....