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Keeping memories alive:

This exploration delves into the efforts to maintain Singaporean nationalism among its transnational citizenry through various events held abroad. Focusing on notable gatherings such as Singapore Day in Melbourne (2008), New York (2007), and London (2009), organized by the Overseas Singaporeans Unit, we highlight the vibrant cuisine, engaging entertainment, and meaningful storytelling that kept memories alive. The tale of "The Attack of the Swordfish" captivates young minds, showcasing heroic and tragic elements that reflect Singaporean heritage. Join us in celebrating shared identities, and rediscovering our roots!

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Keeping memories alive:

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  1. Keeping memories alive: Maintaining Singapore nationalism abroad

  2. Singapore’s Transnational Citizenry • Memory is serious business

  3. A Day to Remember: Singapore Day 2008 (Melbourne) • New York 2007 • Melbourne 2008 • London 2009 • Organised by the Overseas Singaporeans Unit (Prime Ministers Office) • Cuisine

  4. The queue for food

  5. Entertainment (Phua Chu Kang)

  6. “Rekindle and Rediscover” • Storytelling: a) The Beaded Slippers b) Attack of the Swordfish

  7. Attack of the Swordfish This is an exciting story of how a village in ancient Singapore worked to fight off the attack of swordfish that terrorised their beautiful beach. Heroic and tragic at the same time, this tale will entrall every child. [For children aged 8-12 years old]

  8. Microcosm of Singapore: Melbourne’s Sydney Myer Music Bowl

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