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There may not be big parties or major fireworks in the city area this year, but that doesn’t mean we can’t enjoy New Year’s Eve to the fullest. In fact, the extraordinary circumstances may just lead you to a new experience on the final day of this challenging year. If you’re bored and looking for things to do and places to go, here are a few suggestions that might just appeal to you, whether you prefer to head out or stay home on this special occasion. Catch the light show at The Promontory The usual annual New Year’s Eve fireworks at Marina Bay won’t be happening this year, due t...

SINGAPORE - The idea of doing something for seniors most at risk of social isolation started during the circuit breaker when a group of six friends - equipped with social media, Netflix and their phones - got bored staying at home. Ms Jaslyn Muk, an undergraduate, said: "We thought why not encourage people to send letters to each other and spread good vibes to endure the tough period. "Social isolation among seniors has always been a concern in Singapore and with the Covid-19 pandemic, its impact is far worse." For example, visitors were barred from nursing homes from April to June after Cov...

A Chinese student who bought a Sydney mansion as a teenager has sold the seven-bedroom home for close to $11million because she wants to downsize. Shuxin Zhou, 17, daughter of Chinese businessman Jianming Zhou, bought the Springfields Estate when she was just 14 years old for $12 million in June 2017.     The house was sold on Wednesday morning, ending a near 18-month campaign to sell the North Shore property by Chadwick's Lynette Malcolm and William Zhang, and Jing Peng of LJ Hooker Gordon.  The grand North Shore residence has a salt-water pool (pictured) and full-sized tennis court Ch...