Suzana Vuljevic

Jan 18, 2024 | service95.com | Suzana Vuljevic |Olivia McCrea-Hedley

© Anje Jager 100th Issue, People, Life | By To celebrate Service95’s 100th issue, we interviewed a group of very special people – all over 100 years old – inviting them to share their wisdom. Here, 102-year-old Elda shares her story…Elda is among a rare breed of people who can say that they have born witness to a whole century, yet she is rather modest about that feat.

Jan 18, 2024 | service95.com | Mel Ottenberg |Jane Ottenberg |Suzana Vuljevic |Olivia McCrea-Hedley

© Giovanni Mourin 100th Issue, People, Life | By To celebrate Service95’s 100th issue, we interviewed a group of very special people – all over 100 years old – inviting them to share their wisdom. Here, 100-year-old Shirley shares her story…Shirley is a real character, with a sharp sense of humour and a thirst for life.

Dec 7, 2023 | service95.com | Suzana Vuljevic |Olivia McCrea-Hedley

© Michael Graydon & Nikole Herriott Food & Drink, People | By Brooklyn-based chef and food writer Alison Roman is known for pulling off the impossible: getting millennials and the recipe-averse to forgo ordering in, crack open a cookbook and relish in whipping up a feast in their own kitchen.

Aug 30, 2023 | service95.com | Suzana Vuljevic |Simran Kaur |Rich dad |Robert Kiyosaki

Simran Kaur, Apela Bell Work, Lifestyle, People | By Simran Kaur and Sonya Gupthan, hosts of the chart-topping podcast Girls That Invest, were friends for 20 years before they ever talked about money. “It comes down to what we’ve been told growing up. It’s rude to talk about money, it’s not polite. You don’t ask people about religion, politics, money. Those are the forbidden topics,” Kaur says. But, she adds, the reality is that talking about money “makes it seem more accessible”.

Jun 14, 2023 | service95.com | Suzana Vuljevic |Katie Teehan

Anna Sacks, AKA The Trash Walker, took to Instagram just over five years ago to start documenting the things we throw away. The environmental activist has since become a social media phenomenon, taking over TikTok and amassing a combined total of over half a million followers. Her premise is simple: each night, she strolls the streets of Manhattan, rifling through rubbish bags and turning up heaps of perfectly good, usable and unopened products that have been discarded.