IN THIS ISSUE
14. Your Say
Letters: Dazed and Confused

16. Turn On?
Expat View: Spinning the wheel offortune

20. Talking Cobblers
Upfront: Picking through the Romains of the day

40. The Eyes Have it
Style: Make tracks with some good lookers

FEATURES
46. Called to the Bar
Bar Guide 2008: Expat gets its beer goggles on and finds out what’s hot and what’s not in Singapore’s bar scene

76. Breast Foot Forward
Travel: Elainor Fairnington travels to Jordan and follows in the footsteps of Moses

86. Poll Vote
Feature: Expat needs you! Prizes galore on offer in our annual readership survey

91. Heavy Ho
City Guides: Expat takes the pressure off for business travellers to Ho Chih Minh City

101. KL, Ma Belle
City Guides: Expat provides the definitive business travel guide to Kuala Lumpur

110. All Thai’d Up
Insight: Looking to buy property in Thailand? Alison Marshall saves you the heartache and speaks to the key players

REGULARS
100. Home and Dry?
Finance: Are bricks and mortar as safe an investment as they seem? Rowena Everson looks to Singapore for the answers

119. In Vino Veritas
Back by popular demand, the Expat Wine Club

122. Hell Bent for Leather
Motoring: For once in his life, Tony Watts finds cargo class comfortable and says sod the environment as he puts Bentley’s new Continental GT Speed though its paces

126. Suburban Hell?
Restaurants: Not quite, but Julia Hawes finds Suburbia so near yet so far, while Sunita Shahdadpuri gets into the birthday cheer at Moomba

130. Where Did It All Go Wrong?
Sport: Jason Dasey turns to footballand looks at how the mighty have fallen

132. Expats Behaving Badly
Books: Singapore’s bad boys have nothing on their Hong Kong counterparts,
discovers Joanna Hughes

134. Candy Pop
Seen and Heard: There’s no hard and fast rule for Madonna’s success, says Geraint Price

136. Crab Schtick
Horoscope: Shelley von Strunckel uncovers what’s making you crabby

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