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The Fantastic World Of Freediving
For our uncertain times, it might just be the ideal sport. And it’s as simple as taking a breath, being able to swim, and believing in yourself.
Face & Body Treatments- All In One
Rebecca Bisset heads to Aesthetic Studio Wellness, next to an old EL stomping ground, where she tries an efficient combo of medical grade facial and body shaping treatment!
4 Toning Treatments
Apart from running and working out, stimulating fat and muscles by massage or machine can also help you to achieve your toning, sculpting and slimming goals. Read up on these very different approaches to tackling the same issue!
Food For Myanmar
Travel company Smiling Albino is used to showing visitors the wonderful sights of Myanmar; now, though, it’s doing what it can to help people on the ground there to get back on their feet. Co-founder and CEO Daniel Fraser tells us more.
Women On The Run
Here’s how running transformed this physiotherapist’s life, and how she brings her personal passion for the sport into her clinical practice.
Nurturing Early Learners Beyond The Classroom
We take a look at how one school in Singapore nurtures its early learners beyond the classroom.
The Food Canvas, That Streamlines The Process Of Food Donation In Singapore
Kushaan Khadepaun is no ordinary teenager. The 16-year-old self-professed foodie who loves cooking and sports, recently founded The Food Canvas, a charity portal that streamlines the process of food donation in Singapore.
Recycling Plastic In Singapore's Seas
We take a look at a social enterprise that uses novel technology to rid our seas of plastic.
At Home... Again!
Born and bred in Singapore but living in England for the past 13 years, a returning expat shares with us how she's settling back into her birth country, this time with husband, sons and a cat in tow!
Looking For Enjoyable And Educational Activities For Children To Do In Singapore?
Looking for enjoyable and educational activities for children to do in Singapore? Parents tell us about the enrichment programmes and classes that their kids love, from musical theatre to science, coding classes and introductory sailing lessons.
Discover Incredible Nature And Culture In Sarawak
If wildlife and nature are your thing, Borneo’s untamed national parks are a prime pick for a future trip. The Malaysian state of Sarawak lies on the western edge of the jungle-swathed island, with the capital Kuching just a short flight from Singapore. Here are some highlights.
Healthy Eating...Made Simple!
Overindulged during the festive season? Or can’t quite bring yourself to stick to that nutritional New Year’s resolution? Eating healthily doesn’t have to be a hassle! Here are our picks for wholesome, healthy groceries and meals, including options for various dietary types.
5 Lifelong Incurable Conditions, Healed
After living with a range of incurable conditions for years, including vasculitis, migraines and asthma, Sneha Prasankumar was healed so completely that her astonished doctor gave her a clean bill of health.
Say Hello To The Palace On Dream Cruises' World Dream
There's only one place to live it up at sea and it's certainly not the buffet table. Say hello to The Palace on Dream Cruises' World Dream.
The Right Rugs!
These readers tell us why they picked their carpet beauties.
Style Saviour
The Reoutfitter’s Sera Murphy shares with us her sustainable style secrets and favourite hangouts in Singapore.
A Nostalgic Postal Revival
Remember the good old days when you'd receive a handwritten letter in the mail? As an avid pen-pal right up to today, it's no surprise that author, writer and Expat Living contributor Dee Khanduja has circled back to her roots and launched The Butterfly Letters, where she tells stories for kids through good old-fashioned letters!
Light Your Skin Up!
Check out these celebrate worthy aser and light treatments in town
Want A Divorce Read This!
Breaking up is hard to do, but divorcing in a foreign country is a whole different story. Here, three legal experts walk us through the divorce process for expats in Singapore - from filing for a divorce and jurisdiction to splitting assets and more.
A Memorable Christmas
Our sentimental attachments to old things might seem a bit silly, yet for MELINDA MURPHY, old things are the bridge to Christmases past.
A Framework For Wellbeing
In August 2019, Dulwich College (Singapore) introduced the Compassionate Systems Framework initiative to support the wellbeing of students and staff. With COVID just around the corner, it was a timely move!
Fantastic Five: The Ultimate 2022 Bucket List
Whether you've braved the quarantine quagmire or haven't set foot on a plane in two years, we're all looking to 2022 with high hopes! With borders gradually opening, what better way to put our travel frustrations at ease than by making some holiday plans? Here, the team from luxury tour operator Lightfoot Travel share some exciting (and remote!) destinations to keep on the radar for the year ahead.
A Heart For Heritage
A green thumb meets vintage flair in this Everitt Road retreat.
Jack Aitken, A Reserve Racing Driver For The Williams Team In Formula 1
Our chat with 25-year-old British-Korean Jack Aitken, a reserve racing driver for the Williams team in Formula 1.
Most Popular Anti-Ageing Eye Treatments
If you find yourself spending money on eye creams that barely work, maybe it’s time to bring out the big guns.
What, This Old Thing?
Antique furniture is anything but old, dusty and tuffy. These readers tell us why they purchased heir pieces with provenance.
Prime Spots For Excellent Steaks And Rare Cuts Of Meat
Planning a weekend barbecue or feel like treating yourself to a hearty roast? Hit these spots for excellent steaks and rare cuts of meat.
A Slice Of Brie
A glimpse into the daily life and workout routine of fitness influencer and yummy mummy, Brie Benfell.
Rainforest Getaway For Your Next Adventure Travel
If you love adventure travel, photography or simply being “wowed” by nature, add this rainforest getaway to your travel planner!
An Insider's Look At Implants
When it comes to those bosoms, is bigger always better?