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OttersOtters had almost disappeared from Singapore by the 1970s, due to waterway pollution. But a general waterway clean-up, mandated by Lee Kuan Yew, saw their return, and thanks to a cleaner habitat the otter...

Singapore is gradually easing its circuit breaker restrictions and The Multi-Ministry Taskforce has announced the country will move into Phase Two from Friday 19 June.

 While you might not be travelling these December and  January school holidays, there are still plenty of things to keep you busy and inspired…including the ANZA Young Writers' Competition.All writing genres are accepted, whether...

Singapore celebrates the Mid-Autumn Festival on Thursday, 1 October. Here are some ideas for joining in the festivities!

This CNY, Edwin Tan tells us about his role as Head of the Lion

How the AHC highlighted Australia’s annual celebration of diversity and inclusiveness during Harmony Week

Neil Humphreys is one of the biggest selling authors in Asia, with 22 books to his name – including crime novels and children’s books. Singapore has been home to the English born media personality since 1996. “I was invited by a Singaporean friend to stay in his family’s HDB flat in Toa Payoh. I intended to stay for a month or so. That was 20-odd years ago. I’m still here.” Neil talks to ANZA about his environmental passions.

Who are they: A couple of different ANZA Book Clubs meet up around Singapore in the mornings and evenings to chat about all things literary. This month, we take a closer look at the...

Cave Syndrome is a post-pandemic phenomenon affecting many of us trying readjust to 'normal life'. Read on to learn about symptoms.