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Jenny Sutton and Gordon Perchthold’s colourful 1920s residence in McNair Road can be found in a cluster of 84 heritage houses, built as residences for British Civil servants in the 1920s. After the British left, the houses fell into disrepair, but were later given conservation status and restored by the government.

Former Singapore expat Karien van Ditzhuijzen writes about moving from big city Singapore to a small rural community in Indonesia. Her three children now attend The Green School, and the family live in a peaceful villa, surrounded by rice fields. “Tumbak Bayuh is a village on the west coast of Bali, about ten minutes from the sea and the hustle and bustle of touristy Canggu. It’s a different world.”

The Race That Stops a Nation returned to Singapore on Tuesday 5 November when a spirited crowd of over 400 joined in the festivities at The Singapore Turf Club to see Vow and Declare nose past the winner’s post in a thrilling finish.

South Korea’s largest island boasts three UNESCO world heritage sites, stunning walking trails and a rich cultural heritage, discovers KAROLA CLARK.

Karola Clark visits a family who have created the perfect blend of indoor-outdoor living in one of the greenest spots in Singapore.

Homes Issue: Top 10 Interior Trends, Remote Renovations, Bali Sabbatical

November is a bumper month of entertainment options - with the Singapore Writers' Festival, Affordable Art Fair, Neon Lights, and a new Disney naimation exhibition at ArtScience Museum.

Looking for more savings and flexibility for your Australian home loan? HSBC has a new international mortgage solution, which offers competitive interest rates, choice of loan currency, flexible loan tenor, and a wide coverage of locations.

KIM FORRESTER learns the benefits of slowing down and saying no.

We visit some of Singapore’s oldest houses of worship to find out more about the communities who built them.