Society
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Super soaker
What the revival of Tokyo's 'sento' shows is that some old ideas are worth considering anew. This fresh generation of baths is proving relevant to a new audience seeking community spaces.
Do your bit
Over the past year many people have given more generously of their time – and have discovered just how rewarding that experience can be. This is how you can join the pack.
Age gracefully
The emotional bond we form with a vintage vehicle just can’t be replicated with a modern marque, says our doting driver.
Animal instinct
The poorest often rely on pets as much as pets rely on their owners. Berlin’s only roving vet cares for both.
Hardest hurdle
Being decisive can make the difference between an imperfect but eminently acceptable outcome and disaster.
Bubble trouble
Getting out of your comfort zone and genuinely listening to opposing viewpoints is not easy. But it is worth the intellectual effort.
Street value
Keen to spark improvements in your immediate area? Here are some simple strategies for making your neighbourhood a pleasing place.
Knives out
It has been a bad year for restaurants, but a Sydney food charity has teamed up with top chefs to offer sustenance to the vulnerable, thinking outside the box to feed the needy.
View from the top
At Monocle’s The Chiefs conference in the Swiss Alps, entrepreneurs and creatives came together with partner UBS to offer their take on how we move forward as a society.
Bright lights, small city
Considering a downsize from the metropolis? Our second annual Small Cities Index points you to compact civic spots offering rich culture, varied careers and progressive planning with plenty of room to breathe.
