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One miserable failure that seems to endlessly haunt Hong Kong is its inability to house underprivileged residents in humane conditions. While a well-off minority lives in luxury, many Hongkongers struggle to find affordable flats. Some of the poorest members of society are crammed into what, at best, can be described as “coffin homes”. How bad is the situation for this demographic, and what hope do they have for the future? In this special episode of

In the 1970s, a group of young female manga artists in Japan shook up the norms of heterosexual romance for their teenage girl audience by starting a new genre that depicted love stories among…

Post business reporter Mia Castagnone speaks with HSBC Hong Kong co-chief executive officer Surendra Rosha in this exclusive interview ahead of the Global Investment Summit. The inaugural event on…

Malaysian musician Gaston Pong, 26, is one of the latest rising Mandopop talents, having over 1.2 million followers on TikTok. After joining a songwriting camp in Hong Kong, Pong shares his thoughts…

Five alleged robbers stormed a Hong Kong watch and jewellery store on May 7, 2024. The suspects were quickly arrested by police. The incident was captured on video.

Babi guling is one of the most iconic dishes in Balinese cuisine. Late celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain once called it "the best pig" he had ever tasted. The traditional pork roast that is…

Bali is a world-famous tourist destination, known for its beautiful scenery and luxurious resorts. Many visitors, however, miss out on the island’s home-cooked meals. Join Post reporter…

Hong Kong has long been known as a place to find excellent traditional dim sum, but some innovative chefs in the city are reinventing the centuries-old Chinese cuisine using ingredients and culinary…

From takeaway shops to Michelin-starred restaurants, sweet and sour pork is globally one of the most iconic and beloved food items in Cantonese cuisine. Post reporter Lisa Cam visited some of Hong…