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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...

What does CWS do? CWS advocates for the humane management of community cats, through sterilisation (not culling) and responsible cat ownership. We are the Agri-Food & Veterinary Authority of Singapore (AVA) mediation partner to amicably...

Expat Nivedita Nayar works as a re-homer and adoption drive volunteer for Save Our Street Dogs (SOSD), a volunteer-run organisation dedicated to the welfare of Singapore’s many stray dogs.

Travel back to the golden age of air travel at Idlewild, a luxe, retro-themed small bar at Singapore's Intercontinental Hotel.

A visit to Berlin offers a fascinating walk through the city’s extraordinary pages of history, writes John Burfitt.

The ANZA office in Kampong Bahru is a dog friendly zone – with several staffers bringing their adorable dogs into work on a regular basis. Meet our four-legged friends, Frankie, Chutney and Ellie!

Liz Coward, a Singapore based author and scriptwriter, co-wrote Blood and Bandages; fighting for life in the RAMC Field Ambulance 1940-46, with 103-year-old William Earl, who served with the Royal Army Medical Corps (RAMC) in WW2.

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...

Disability advocate and guide dog owner Cassandra Chiu talks about the independence, safety and confidence her service animal Esme has given her, and how she’s committed to changing attitudes to disability and guide dogs in Asia.

The ANZA team ventured out to try a sugar-free dessert bar in Duxton. Did it taste any good? Read on!