Dave Besseling is a Longreads Editor at Cigalah Group. He covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, sports, and real estate, with a particular focus on Hong Kong, crime, and fashion. His work has been featured in Newswav and the South China Morning Post (SCMP).
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By: Dave Besseling
The latest panda craze is not the city's first, far from it – on handover day in 2007, early birds queued to catch a glimpse of Ocean Park's newest inhabitants
By: Dave Besseling
Despite complaints about audience behaviour, Bowie's sold-out performances at the Coliseum were a resounding success 41 years ago
By: Dave Besseling
Despite complaints about audience behaviour, Bowie’s sold-out performances at the Coliseum were a resounding success 41 years ago.
By: Dave Besseling
Maria Coady was photographed with Chris Patten and rubbed shoulders with the Brunei royal family – before being jailed by a Hong Kong court.
By: Dave Besseling
Plans for the ‘Big Buddha' on Lantau Island were first announced in 1969, but the statue was not completed until 1990 – and opened only 3 years later
By: Dave Besseling
Plans for the ‘Big Buddha’ on Lantau Island were first announced in 1969, but the statue was not completed until 1990 – and opened only 3 years later.
By: Dave Besseling
A 20-metre deep hole appeared in the road and residents were left too scared to return to their homes after work on the MTR Island line caused massive subsidence at ground level
By: Dave Besseling
A 20-metre deep hole appeared in the road and residents were left too scared to return to their homes after work on the MTR Island line caused massive subsidence at ground level.
Mui, an award-winning singer and actress who had dominated the city's show business scene, announced her cancer diagnosis to a shocked world in September 2003
By: Dave Besseling
The Queen of Pop was in town in early 1986 to shoot scenes for her latest film and had managed to give media the slip, until a Post photographer spotted them dining at a restaurant in Central
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