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There’s an alcohol-free movement brewing, with local bars now offering zero alcohol alternatives and Singapore’s first dedicated alcohol-free bottle shop, Free Spirit open for business.

Pip Harry checks into Hotel G for The Great Outdoors package, which includes a movie night under the stars, popcorn, beer and gourmet burgers.

In 2020, self-published books represented 31% of all e-book sales on Amazon’s Kindle store. Self-publishing is a legitimate way to create and sell your book, whether it is a fictional novel or real-life memoir. Russell Darnley and Kristen Hobby from the ANZA writing group share their self-publishing experiences.

Expats Thorben Linneberg and Nadine Keller created the Aerospring gardening system, so they could grow vegetables on their balcony. Their urban gardening hobby has become a booming business. Nadine talks to ANZA about how gardening helps condo dwellers relax, relieve stress and grow their own produce.

Emma Maxwell is one of Asia’s top restaurant and bar interior designers. Though she originally hails from the town of Shepparton in country Victoria, Emma’s design projects have taken her from Mauritius to Madagascar. She talks to ANZA about her incredible career.

IMC’s Dr Charu Narayanan offers advice for dealing with 'maskne' or mask acne, caused by wearing face coverings in Singapore’s tropical climate.

Keen to jump on a bike and cycle past swaying palms in the sea breeze? With a bike path stretching from Changi Airport, past waterfront cafes, playgrounds and parks, there’s plenty to explore on the East Coast. Pip Harry investigates.

If you or someone you know would like to join a diverse, highly experienced, and passionate group of people, nominations are now open for ANZA's 2021 Executive Committee.

Denise Tan opened Closetful of Books, a roaming bookstore that specialises in children’s literature in 2014 with her partner Kelvin Ng. Denise talks to ANZA about her passion for supporting children to develop as readers and the magic of a wonderful kids’ book.

ANZA member and ACCOR communications executive Gaynor Reid hit the streets of Singapore and walked hundreds of kilometres as a way to cope with the impact of COVID-19 on her industry and way of life. She shares her walking diary and photos.