Dave Besseling is a Deputy Editor at PostMag. He focuses on topics such as Urban Design, Consumer Health, Health News, Mental Health, and Business Conferences, weaving together themes that highlight the intersection of health and urban living. His work has been featured in MSN, Newswav, and the South China Morning Post (SCMP).
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By: Dave Besseling
The quality and range of Hong Kong-made products on show reportedly brought in numerous queries about imports and manufacture
By: Dave Besseling
American artist Paul Selinger created huge sculptures for children to climb on and explore in the 1960s.
By: Dave Besseling
The LPO performed in Singapore, Hong Kong, Manila, Seoul and Tokyo, with John Pritchard and Jerzy Semkow taking turns conducting
By: Dave Besseling
The LPO performed in Singapore, Hong Kong, Manila, Seoul and Tokyo, with John Pritchard and Jerzy Semkow taking turns conducting.
By: Dave Besseling
The team behind the extravaganza finally saw their efforts literally go up in smoke more than 2 weeks after the festival date
By: Dave Besseling
Floodlights transformed the city's racecourse, drawing crowds that spilled from the track onto balconies, car parks and jammed streets
By: Dave Besseling
Floodlights transformed the city’s racecourse, drawing crowds that spilled from the track onto balconies, car parks and jammed streets.
By: Jimmy Chow, Sam Agars, Lam Ka, Dave Besseling, Owen Goulding
By: Dave Besseling
Chow Yun-fat, Sally Yeh, Anita Mui and Pansy Ho attended his funeral. It was speculated that attempted suicide, Aids or a drug overdose caused his death.
By: Dave Besseling
In 1959, the Diocesan Girls’ School debutante ball made headlines in the Post, revealing glamour, gowns – and a very different era.
