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It's school holiday time! Here's a round up of the best indoor and outdoor parks in Singapore, plus their new safety rules.

Hearing the call of the wild? Strap on a pair of hiking boots, fill up your water bottle, spritz with mozzie spray, and get in touch with nature at these hiking trails.

As this issue is devoted to all things ANZA, check out just a few of the places where you can meet up with our vibrant community!

When it’s safe to get out and about, keep your kids entertained with these active, educational and fun things to do in Singapore.

Singapore might be a bustling, high density city, but there are many pockets of green space and businesses that celebrate sustainability. Treat yourself and the planet this month and visit some of these eco spots around the island.

The ANZA office has moved to a new neighbourhood – Kampong Glam! Come and explore the vibrant heritage area, which offers hip eateries, restored shophouses, boutique shopping, street art and Malay-Arab history.

Geylang is Singapore’s most famous red-light district, but there’s so much more to this hood. The area has a fascinating history, quirky shops and delicious eats. Local resident and soon-to-be tour guide Kathy Ferrer discovers ten off the grid Geylang destinations.

Tis’ the season to be jolly and Singapore knows how to celebrate the festive season. From the Orchard Road lights, to a Nordic floral display in Gardens by the Bay, there’s plenty of cheer for everyone to enjoy.

Black and white houses converted into gorgeous restaurants, cool alfresco cafes, and loads of green space… Seletar is definitely a neighbourhood worth checking out.

With quirky playgrounds, independent bookstores and great bakeries, Toa Payoh is one heartlands suburb you should get to know.