Must Reads

Brothers Declan, Aran, and Christopher have all been “lifetime” players with ANZA Soccer! They joined when Declan was six, and younger brothers Aran and Chris also laced up their soccer boots as soon as they were old enough.

Dipa Swaminathan is the founder of ItsRainingRaincoats, an initiative to provide acts of kindness and support for Singapore’s migrant workers. Her organisation acted swiftly during COVID-19, bringing relief to thousands of foreign workers.

Bea Tollman, Celebrity Chef & Founder of Red Carnation Hotels, offers her delicious version of crunchy fried chicken. 

With a long history dating back to 1976 Cara D’Avanzo explains what makes the ANZA Soccer programme so special and notes some of the highlights of the 2019-2020 season.

Megan Kinder and the ANZA Cycling Committee took this year’s kit reveal online, and it was a resounding success!

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!

Pre Circuit Breaker we had the pleasure of reviewing contemporary fine diner, Cloudstreet, helmed by Chef Rishi Naleendra and Gareth Burnett. Now that Cloudstreet has reopened for dine in, you can enjoy this special experience again too.

ANZA talks to Aidha’s CEO Jacqueline Loh about Aidha’s origins and the value it provides to helpers.

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

At just 16 years old, Gelyn Ong is a published author, philanthropist, and talented visual artist. Her latest project is Kidz Explore Singapore, a guidebook to the Lion City, written by kids, for kids. Gelyn has pledged to donate 100% of her royalties to the Children For Children (CFC) charity event. ANZA talked to the Raffles Girls’ School student about how the book came about.

Michelle Pilarczyk, Founder of International Cooking Club Singapore and Editor-in-Chief of the Red Dot Melting Pot Cookbook, whips up a meringue with a twist.

Need a fitness boost and a chat with friends? The ANZA Kill-O-Metres are back in action!

During circuit breaker, ANZA Soul Fuel columnist Kim Forrester has offered simple advice on how to stay both healthy and hopeful. This is the final column in her special series - thanks Kim!

Love a literary meet-up? Megan Scott reveals more about the Monday night ANZA Book Club and how you can join.

Needing a little inspiration in the kitchen? Here is the ultimate comforting fish pie from Jamie’s Italian.

Singapore-based novelist Tammar Stein and her family fell in love with the gentle elephants of Chiang Mai, Thailand.

ANZA Soccer players are having a blast catching up with their teammates and keeping fit with weekly online training. Sessions are run by […]

The talented ANZA Click! Photography group are capturing this eerie moment in time through their lenses.

The ANZA Netball crew are making the most of the off-season by doing virtual training sessions on Saturday mornings. A personal trainer takes the […]

Want to lend a hand to a charity focused on Singapore’s kids and teens? ANZA Action has lots of volunteering opportunities with young people.