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Singapore all but guarantees fuel supply as Albanese hails trip a ‘win-win’
The deal between the two nations did not include a guarantee that Australia would be at the front of the queue if Singapore’s refineries kept reducing output.
- Paul Sakkal
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- Middle East at war
The fuel crisis is painful, but Australia has an advantage many don’t
The nation confronts the prospect of dire economic consequences if the Iran war drags on. But we’re not entirely helpless.
- Mike Foley
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- Hotel reviews
Luxury hotels don’t come more shipshape than this classy Singapore property
Overlooking Marina Bay, this hotel is an art, architecture and culinary haven.
- Anthony Dennis
Qantas steps up flights to Europe as travellers scramble for options amid Iran war
The airline taps into strong demand for tickets after the war in the Middle East has led to thousands of flight cancellations by airlines using the Persian Gulf as a transit hub.
- Chris Zappone
World’s best airport named as Melbourne tops list for Australia
The annual World Airline Awards names the world’s best airport, as last year’s runner-up withdraws due to war in the Middle East.
- Craig Platt
This Asian stopover now has some of the world’s best cocktail bars
From discreet shophouses to glamorous hotel lounges, Singapore has a wealth of innovative bars that feature prominently on Asia’s 50 Best Bars list.
- Julietta Jameson
Record-breaking new $2.5 billion Disney ship launches in our region
Disney may have exited Australia waters, but the cruise line’s newest, biggest ship yet is ready to set sail in Asia.
- Craig Platt
There’s a new Raffles in Singapore and it’s not like the old one
This new resort came with great expectations, as the country’s second Raffles property after the best-known and most historic hotel in Singapore.
- Craig Platt
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- Restaurant news
Saint Peter chef Josh Niland parts ways with high-profile Singapore restaurant
The departure from Fysh comes after Tetsuya Wakuda’s Dubai venture closed after less than two years.
- Scott Bolles
Farewell Singapore, ni hao Beijing
As China reopens its doors to Australian journalists, our North Asia correspondent is packing up her apartment in the Little Red Dot and heading for Beijing.
- Lisa Visentin