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Singapore Post Centre (SPC) will be officially opened by the Minister for Communications and Information Technology, Mr Yeo Cheow Tong on 8 Mar 2000.

Singapore and Switzerland are worlds apart and this is reflected in their flora. The humid tropical low-lands of Singapore support a flora mostly of woody plants, many of them majestic broadleaf trees, while the Swiss Alps, snow-covered during winter, is home to coniferous forests and on the peaks alpine meadows of low clumps of herbaceous plants.

Marine fishes have captivated many of us since our first visit to the public aquarium. Watching the marine fishes darting in and out the coral reefs, a kaleidoscope of colours, one can only be enthralled with the wonders of the sea.

Explore Singapore Post’s participation at Singapore Food Festival 2010 featuring special cachets and unique philatelic collectibles.

Celebrate Singapore Bicentennial stamps commemorating 700 years of history, milestones and heritage through special philatelic collections.

The new Tourism Series stamps portray our clean and green island in the sun as a desirable holiday destination with varied attractions and activities. The low value stamps feature popular tourist attractions and social-cultural activities. The richness of our multi-racial heritage is the subject of the high value stamps.

Come 18 May 1994, collectors can look forward to a set of stamps that celebrates the joy and exuberance of arts. The four stamps to commemorate the 1994 Singapore Festival of Arts feature the four popular art forms namely Dance, Drama, Music and Fine Arts.

On World Post Day - 9 Oct 97, Singapore and Thailand will jointly release a set of four stamps on Shells. The four denominations for the Singapore stamps are : the No-Value Indicator, 35c, 60c and $1.

Dinosaurs on Automated Teller Machines (ATM) stamp sheetlet

The Dragon is the fifth zodiac animal in the cycle featured in this series of stamps. The Year of the Dragon is said to be an auspicious year and everything will turn out wonderfully. The lucky Dragon is believed to be the guardian of wealth and power.

The world will participate in the 27th Olympic Games at Sydney, Australia from 15 Sep to 1 Oct 2000. The last time the Olympics came to Australia was in 1956.

There is a colourful calender of festivals, religious and cultural events celebrated all year round in Singapore. This set of eight stamps, four No-Value Indicator (NVI) stamps and four 30c stamps, features four of Singapore's major festivals, namely : Hari Raya Adilfitri, Chinese New Year, Deepavali and Christmas.