Life in SG

Whether you’re new to Singapore or a long-term resident who wants to grow your network, there are plenty of groups to help you.

We visit some of Singapore’s oldest houses of worship to find out more about the communities who built them.

Singapore has long been a nation that is driven by technological innovation and economic growth. As a forward-thinking city-state that’s regularly dubbed the 'Switzerland of Asia', it’s therefore unsurprising to hear that Singapore is...

Black and white houses converted into gorgeous restaurants, cool alfresco cafes, and loads of green space… Seletar is definitely a neighbourhood worth checking out.

Is Scandi still in? Is minimalist meh? Juliet Harper looks at the hottest interior looks of 2019 and how to recreate them in Singapore.

Jenny Sutton and Gordon Perchthold’s colourful 1920s residence in McNair Road can be found in a cluster of 84 heritage houses, built as residences for British Civil servants in the 1920s. After the British left, the houses fell into disrepair, but were later given conservation status and restored by the government.

Karola Clark visits a Portuguese family at their tranquil resort-style condo at Sentosa’s Tanjong Beach.

Team ANZA signed up to spend the day perfecting foam latte hearts, grinding beans, and learning all about coffee at the Common Man Coffee Roasters’ (CMCR) Barista Academy.

Looking for new dining options? Pip Harry enjoys a decadent weekend brunch at Six Senses Brasserie, while Deborah Gillies tries Baker & Cook’s latest opening at Dempsey.

Pip Harry enjoyed a family friendly brunch at Common Man Stan in Telok Ayer, while Raelene Tan visited Dimbulah Coffee in the lobby of Raffles Hospital.