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Looking for worthwhile ways to help organisations and people in need? Here are a few ways you can do your bit to help – all while staying safe at home.

We scoured the dusty shelves of the web to curate a list of visually engaging, bite-sized reads you can have delivered to your doorstep!

Now that a year’s come and gone, we explore how the pandemic has affected our adventure- and thrill-seeking ways. But we believe there’s hope yet.

Chinese New Year at home can feel a little less than huat. But fill your days with some of these classic films, available on Netflix.

Everyone shows love differently. For some of us, it’s through words or thoughtful actions, and some of us have learned a new language during the pandemic. Here’s how the team at Zafigo expresses how they feel – to their families, partners, friends – and what it means to them.

Whether you’re single or not, shower the beloved women in your life (and yourself) with heartwarming love and affection.

Since there is no balik kampung this niu year, here are some Chinese New Year things you can do virtually (or in a small group) this festive season.

When we first moved in together, it was because long-distance dating made us desperately want to spend more time with each other. But the lockdown meant spending time together was now going to be a necessity, not a choice, and that changes things.

What’s Valentine’s Day without flowers? Whether you’re sending these to someone special or picking some up for your own pleasure, here are 14 online florists to buy your blooms from this V-Day.

Not all digital nomads were created equal, some have more privileges than others. Here’s what you should consider if you’re a digital nomad visiting Southeast Asia.

Interstate travel bans and dining out restrictions may have put a damper on your Chinese New Year plans in Kuala Lumpur, but that doesn’t mean you can’t usher in the year of the ox with a feast to remember.

Send your blessings for the Year of the Ox with these beautifully illustrated greeting cards!