Siew Hua Lee

A circle of tech-savvy Muslim and Christian youth in Geylang Serai were figuring out how to "digitalise harmony" on Jan 27. Students Alex Low, 18, from Heart of God Church, and Iman Yazid, 19, from Khalid Mosque, were planning a new online playbook for interfaith events, with $50,000 in funding won in a recent hackathon. News broke the same day that a self-radicalised Protestant 16-year-old boy was detained for plotting attacks on two mosques.

T / Travel These dream-worthy trips await us when we can travel for leisure again by Lee Siew Hua  / February 12, 2021 Credit: KOREA TOURISM ORGANIZATION A purple-hued island in South Korea. A luscious chocolate fountain in Switzerland. A world-first Monopoly theme park in Hong Kong. Exciting new experiences await travellers after the pandemic in many destinations, which are still rolling out tourist attractions.

Chef Dave Pynt plates a Fremantle octopus tentacle, which he had grilled over jarrah hardwood, as a film crew captures the action at his modern barbecue restaurant Burnt Ends. The Perth-born chef also grills wagyu and marron, a freshwater crustacean, sourcing his air-flown ingredients, wine and the wood from Western Australia. The video of the feast will pop up soon on the YouTube channel of Dynasty Travel - and one viewer will win a $500 meal at the one-Michelin-starred restaurant.