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Enough is enough: An expat’s take on smoking while driving in Vietnam (opens the original)
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The smoking debate around the world is one that started in a number of countries in the mid-1970s. Until then, smoking was seen as anything from sophisticated to a health benefit. But we are a smarter world now, and we need to, as a community, call out practices that fail to make the community a better place. Smoking in traffic and on motorbikes in Vietnam is one such issue that many complain about but very few actually discuss. From traffic lights in the city to car park entries, and even on ri
'Banh mi' vs. burger: Which is better? (opens the original)
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The burger that is the icon of American cuisine is not American. According to Encyclopaedia Britannica, “the origin of hamburger is unknown, but the hamburger patty and sandwich were probably brought by 19th-century German immigrants to the United States, where in a matter of decades the hamburger came to be considered an archetypal American food.” The French, popular for the baguette, brought white bread to Vietnam in the early 19th century, along with butter, cold cuts and pâté. It was the loc
An expat op-ed: 40 is not old, 30 working years lie ahead, but preparation still matters (opens the original)
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In Australia, this is not a new concern. It is a practice that the country has been following for more than fifty years, and the systems put in place as a result of that conversation are now paying dividends for an aging population approaching an average age of forty. So how exactly do Australians prepare for old age? The answer is a combination of government policy, community awareness, personal responsibility, and a cultural attitude toward aging that has shifted significantly over the past fe
This city can’t be rushed when one visits Vietnam (opens the original)
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Dipping my head as I walked into a hundred-year-old café, I knew I was somewhere different. Hue City in the centre of Vietnam is a stunning example of a location that you can't rush. And to those who take the time to slow down and feel the atmosphere, it is considered the true gem of Vietnam. When travelers plan their Vietnam adventures, they almost always have two nights in one city and quickly plan to hop to the next big city and 'experience' the real Vietnam. Rarely do people choose to visit
Who would bother wasting a day riding a train across Vietnam? I would! (opens the original)
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Improvements to this end-of-line station have turned a painful experience into something very different to that hot, sweaty and dirty place I sat in over a decade ago. And my recent visit to take an 18-hour train ride to Da Nang City in central Vietnam set my heart alive with the niceties of this place. To start, the external parts of the station have been cleaned up. Gone are the hundreds of taxis and motorbikes lined up to hassle for fares. Gone also are the broken and dirty exteriors of the b
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