Magazine

ANZA magazine March-April is out now, and this month we're exploring the unusual side of the red dot. Join us!

Wlaking around Singapore combines fun and fitness with ANZA's Kill-O-Metres.

SOUL FUEL COLUMNIST: Introducing ANZA member and holistic wellbeing author, consultant and educator, Kim Forrester.

Singapore’s migrant worker community has been hit hard by COVID-19. You can contribute to organisations and initiatives that are helping the community in a variety of ways – from pre-paid SIM cards so workers can stay in touch with loved ones back home, to food, care packages, masks, accommodation, daily necessities, and financial assistance.

Balloons, banners, plastic plates and straws...kids’ parties are colourful and festive but can be wasteful. Karola Clark finds out how to host a fun celebration, without destroying the planet.

For children needing a kind voice, Tinkle Friend is not just a helpline, but a lifeline. Read on to find out more about the support it provides and how you can get involved as a volunteer.

CSLB Asia Managing Director Katherine Chapman reveals everything you need to know about the new LOC change affecting DP holders in Singapore.

ANZA Kill-o-Metres Walking Group is now offering a larger selection of morning and evening walks; including a Friday evening wind down walk, followed by ‘wine down’ drinks. Join the walking revolution!

Be inspired by irregular architecture produced by a very regular material; bamboo. Charley Larcombe looks to nature’s building blocks. One of the (many) memorable aspects of my vacation on Cempedak Island a few months back,...

Matariki Event at Official Residence 24 June was a very special day for the New Zealand High Commission here in Singapore as we were able to mark Matariki, the Māori New Year, with our very...