Green polar bears

TWO POLAR bears who live at the Higashiyama Zoo and Botanical Gardens in Japan are causing concerns to visitors because their fur has turned green. This colour change happened in

September 10, 2008by shareitIn

Swimming with confidence

By: SUZY TURNER suzy@the-resident.com Suzy Turner has lived in Portugal for 22 years and works as a freelance writer. As well as putting pen to paper for The Resident’s fashion

September 10, 2008by shareitIn ,

The last red light

THE RED light at the last legal brothel was shut down in central Taiwan, on Friday, following the death of its 87-year-old pimp. Ai-Le was the last legal brothel in

September 10, 2008by shareitIn

In the dog house

A NEW law has been passed in Lima, Peru, to try and curb the problem of noisy dogs. Citizens in the city will now only be allowed one dog if

September 3, 2008by shareitIn

Stiletto stampede

STILETTO CLAD women in Sydney competed in an 80-metre sprint to win their place in the record books on Tuesday. More than 260 women, plus a few men, slipped on

September 3, 2008by shareitIn

Safety in the water

By: SUZY TURNER suzy@the-resident.com WITH MANY households in the Algarve having a swimming pool, it’s imperative that children know how to swim from a young age. It seems we are

September 3, 2008by shareitIn ,

Ratatouille

INFLATION IN Cambodia has pushed the price of rat meat to four times its usual price as other meats become simply too expensive to buy. Officials in Phnom Penh have

September 3, 2008by shareitIn

Water, water everywhere…

THE ALGARVE is changing as more of us strive for a lifestyle of ‘holiday’ homes and hi-tech construction. But are we guilty of taking this beautiful area, and our environment,

September 3, 2008by shareitIn ,

Economy under par

OFFICIALS IN South Korea have been told to give up golf by President Lee Myung-bak. “Golf is not bad but as prices are unstable and the economic situation is not

August 27, 2008by shareitIn