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In a world obsessed with bucket lists and jam-packed itineraries, traveller Sylvia Tan reflects on the surprising joy of slow travel — and why a familiar and comfort-filled holiday might just be the best kind there is.
Attempts by the authorities to separate riders from walkers are terrific, but the shared cycling and pedestrian paths remain as grey areas and no one wants to go to prison, muses Neil Humphreys.
Yale-NUS fiasco cannot be swept away as an ‘operational lapse’, it’s a product of a cultural indifference towards the creative arts, says Neil Humphreys.
Lena Soh-Ng examines whether seniors in Singapore are entitled, or is this a justifiable mindset.
Robot baristas, grab-and-go-convenience stores and now, a zip blinds showroom with no salesmen. The landscape of unmanned stores is heating up – here’s what silvers think.
While the workplace has changed, the age old ‘work from office’ offers many advantages. We explore why ‘work from home’ is not always the best for career advancement and mental health.
While it’s important to ask personal questions tactfully, labelling caring relatives as nosey is a generalisation we should avoid – especially during a convivial time like Chinese New Year.
Four seniors who’ve been playing team-based shooters like Counter-Strike: Global Offensive and Left 4 Dead say that the silver generation is ready to take on online gaming.
Micro-jobs like delivering packets of food are now being piloted at some active ageing centres. These won’t be enough for a senior to make a living – and nor should they.
Would you adopt an older pet? Or do you think it’s just going to be an expensive burden? As a silver, do you have what it takes to be responsible for a silver pet in your home?
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