Seouly Missed
From pancakes and padlocks to katsu and cats, South Korea’s capital serves up plenty to see in a short amount of time, Gerard Ward finds.No matter how many times you practice, no matter how...
And the winner is…
The annual Volunteer of the Year Awards celebrated the numerous supporters who work tirelessly for the ANZA community.
The winners of the Volunteer of the Year Awards 2017 with the Australian High Commissioner to Singapore,...
Making a Splash
For a few hours, a peaceful island resort became a test of strength and willpower for a group of eager runners, Gerard Ward finds.As long as I don’t drown, I’m good.
I’ve just spent my...
Up High in Wan Chai
A first-time visit to Hong Kong takes Gerard Ward to all sorts of heights.Standing on glass, I stare down at the road 29 floors down. My vision is blurry. I can’t believe what I’m...
Time, Hands and Tools
It doesn’t matter what you’re good at, chances are someone else could use your help, Gerard Ward finds.Most of the time helping out a charity or organisation lacks that connection when it simply involves...
From Cub to Champ
It only took the uniform to inspire the future Scouts role model to join its ranks, Gerard Ward says.Working at the indoor skydiving attraction iFly on Sentosa, you wouldn’t guess that James Mansfield-Page had...
Born to Support
One ANZA Soccer coordinator not only gives time to help kids play on the field, but helps breast cancer patients live their lives better, Gerard Ward finds.ANZA’s reputation was well-established for Janine and...
And the 2017 VOYA nominees are…
With the ANZA Volunteer of the Year Awards fast approaching, we have the list of the 2017 nominees that have been picked by the ANZA community.The Volunteer of the Year Awards celebrates our dedicated...
Common Tiles
The ANZA Mahjong group that focuses on fun first has caught the attention of local news, Gerard Ward finds.A few months after landing in Singapore back in 2005, Sue Chamberlain went to her first...
Tech a Look at This
Whether through gears or gadgetry, Singapore’s been pretty future-focused with these new, fun activities, Gerard Ward says.With kids having their faces buried in smartphones, there has to be a better way to get them...