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Kathryn Giordano
Kathryn Giordano joined the Post in 2023 after working as a producer at FOX23 and an editorial assistant at NBC Sports during the 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympics and the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics. She graduated from Boston College in 2021 with a degree in Communication and minors in Journalism and International Studies. She is also a self-published author.
Singapore-based Tada hopes to compete against Uber as the government discusses rules and licenses for these services.
Choy Wing-tung and Hung King were crowned winners at the iQFOil Asian Championships 2024, overcoming injuries and other struggles.
Choy Wing-tung and Hung King were crowned winners at the iQFOil Asian Championships 2024, overcoming injuries and other struggles.
Many of the city’s elderly struggle with depression, but community support can help.
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A psychiatrist and a senior volunteer discuss the factors behind these mental health challenges, as well as potential solutions.
Annual event, hosted by the South China Morning Post, focused on how technology is revolutionising the learning environment.
City’s technology chief speaks to over 300 school principals and industry leaders at Hong Kong Principals’ Forum.
AI boyfriends or girlfriends on apps like Character.AI may be enticing, but an expert urges users to seek real-life connections instead.
US president-elect has threatened a 60 per cent tariff on Chinese goods, which could reshape the global economy.
US president-elect has proposed a 60 per cent tariff on Chinese goods, which could reshape the global economy.
Ocean Chow was honoured to play a 90-minute programme Rockport Concert Hall and hopes to one day perform with the Hong Kong Philharmonic.
Amanda Lam says women should not be afraid to build muscle and discover the type of fitness that works for them.
Many people are competing for jobs, and issues like mainland China’s rules for bank transfers create obstacles for those starting businesses.
Hong Kong Cantonese Opera Troupe is finding ways to update this performing art to attract younger audiences.
31-year-old Thompson Vong Seng-pan is one of the youngest of his troupe, which is trying to modernise this centuries-old tradition.
Empower, run by the Amber Foundation, is providing mentors, workshops and resources to empower this underprivileged group.
Sakshi Vasudev and Anjaly Saseendran say workshops, mentors and networking helped them overcome discrimination and launch their careers.
Renaissance College student Kan King-lun talks about the process of designing characters for his former kindergarten’s personal learning goals.
Renaissance College student Kan King-lun talks about designing characters for his former kindergarten’s personal learning goals.
Big Wave Bay has long been a popular spot for surfers, but authorities have increased enforcement of an existing ban on the watersport.
The 12-year-old’s dedication and passion for the game earned her the title of Woman Candidate Master.
The controversy highlights fans’ unrealistic demands and the harsh reality of life as an idol.
Government has tightened regulations amid local outrage, balancing the economy and the needs of the community.
Learn which common foods are toxic to cats and dogs, including chocolate, grapes and onions, to keep them safe and healthy.
Doctors and members of Little People of Hong Kong explain the condition, common stereotypes and how society could be more supportive.
The 21-year-old para-athlete says she is aiming for a gold medal and a world record at the 2028 Los Angeles Paralympics.
The 21-year-old para-swimmer shares the steps she took to prepare for success at the Paris Paralympic Games, where she set an Asian record.
Follow these easy instructions to make a paper plate cat and a sock toy using readily available materials.
Chief Executive John Lee said in his policy address that a new law would create new standards for these units, but some have criticised the time frame.
Some question the time frame for the plan and whether it will actually help the city’s low-income residents.
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