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Julia Hollingsworth

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Julia Hollingsworth was a reporter with the South China Morning Post. Before coming to SCMP, she studied Mandarin at Tsinghua University, Beijing, and worked in New Zealand as a general news reporter for Australian Associated Press.
Julia Hollingsworth was a reporter with the South China Morning Post. Before coming to SCMP, she studied Mandarin at Tsinghua University, Beijing, and worked in New Zealand as a general news reporter for Australian Associated Press.

Video | Hong Kong’s mooncakes: the taste test

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Exclusive | Rurik Jutting to appeal double murder conviction

Rurik Jutting was sentenced to life in prison. Photo: SCMP Pictures

Former high-flyer in U-turn after telling court he would not appeal convictions, for murders of two Indonesian women

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Will landmark LGBT visa ruling have wider impact on Hong Kong?

A rainbow flag at the second Hong Kong Pride Parade march from Southorn Playground to Chater Garden. Photo: Jonathan Wong
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Spies and a magic weapon: why’s Down Under suspicious of China?

New Zealand MP Yang Jian: taught English to Chinese spies. Photo: AP
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New Zealand’s election: bad news for Chinese immigration?

Jacinda Ardern speaks at a Labour Party rally ahead of the country’s general election. Photo: AFP

Hooters to stay open in Hong Kong after paying overdue rent

The matter centred on Hooters failing to pay HK$1.13 million in rent. Photo: Facebook

It’s official: city sweltered through record-breaking summer

Someone hecking the wind speed at Victoria Harbour in Tsim Sha Tsui as Typhoon Pakhar nears Hong Kong. Photo: Felix Wong

Singapore’s students ‘better-prepared for the future than those in Hong Kong’

The report said there was still a lot Hong Kong could do to prepare students for the economy of the future. Photo: EPA

Hong Kong youth may lose out on jobs as a result, says Economist Intelligence Unit, calling on government to do more ahead of big changes in the economy

Lolita Hu: ‘I love my name, you can really judge a person by it’

Interview with Lolita Hu Ching-fang in Causeway Bay. 05SEP17 SCMP / Xiaomei Chen

Hongkongers told to stay indoors amid heat and poor air

Residents shelter from the sun in Central. Photo: Sam Tsang

Next stop Ellen DeGeneres for Hong Kong singer Celine Tam

The nine-year-old singer took to the stage on The Ellen DeGeneres Show on Friday. Photo: Handout
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London School of Economics ‘concerned’ for jailed Alex Chow

Alex Chow Yong-kang is serving time in jail for storming the government’s headquarters. Photo: Edmond So
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Fans outraged as Celine Tam fails to reach America’s Got Talent finals

Celine Tam performs ‘How Far I'll Go’ at the America's Got Talent semi-finals. Photo: YouTube
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Who is the ‘crazy American’ behind HK$950 iceberg water?

Product pictures from Svalbardi's website, showing the bottled water.

Can Celine Tam make it to finals after being slammed by Mel B again?

Former Spice Girl says child star’s performance was no ‘magical journey’ even as Simon Cowell calls it ‘massive step up’
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Hong Kong plagued by haze and smog as new typhoon threat looms

Tourists take pictures in Tsim Sha Tsui amid hazy conditions. Photo: Dickson Lee
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Woman rescued from Hong Kong temple furnace dies

The victim had come to the temple without an offering. Photo: Handout

Supermarket pulls HK$950 bottled water made from glaciers

Bottled water said to be sourced from icebergs go for high prices. Photo: AP/ John McConnico

Hooters sees figures go pear-shaped as HK$1m rent goes unpaid

A Hooters bar in Bangkok, Thailand. Photo: Handout

Hong Kong whisky festival toasts two-thirds jump in attendance

All 2,000 tickets were sold for Whisky Live Hong Kong 2017. Photo: David Wong

At this Hong Kong talent school, kids train to be stars

Momo Mo Lai-yee, principal of Momo Casting Talent School with her students. Photo: Xiaomei Chen

Number of gyms in Hong Kong up 35 per cent in eight years

Members use a gym at Lee Gardens Plaza in Causeway Bay. Photo: Jonathan Wong

The non-Chinese cashing in on Australia’s daigou business

Former Australian prime minister Kevin Rudd with daughter Jessica. Photo: AFP

How China’s daigou shoppers became big business down under

Chinese daigou shopping agent Na Wang selects an Australian breakfast cereal product during a shopping trip for Chinese customers at an Australian supermarket in Sydney. Photo: Reuters

Hong Kong residents told to limit time outdoors due to pollution

Pollution hangs over Hong Kong. Photo: Felix Wong

Another tropical storm threatens Hong Kong

Hongkongers could be in for more bad weather. Photo: Sam Tsang
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Cost to rescue two stranded hikers runs into hundreds of thousands

Some 160 fire service personnel were deployed to find the hikers. Photo: Handout
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Hikers underestimate danger of ‘suicide cliff’ in Hong Kong

Kowloon Peak, the highest mountain on the Kowloon Peninsula, is an advanced-level hike as it involves climbers scrambling up narrow paths, but its popularity is growing thanks to social media coverage. Photo: Edward Tin
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42 aborted landings at Hong Kong airport as Pakhar causes chaos

Flight DL38 on the tarmac at Hong Kong International Airport on Sunday morning. Photo: Hana Davis
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Chinese soldiers on front line as Macau faces new Pakhar threat

People's Liberation Army soldiers helping the stranded vehicle in Macau on Sunday. Photo: Facebook

Dramatic scene plays out as city faces serious flooding only days after most powerful typhoon to hit city in half a century left 10 people dead

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