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The young women in Kwok’s Girls have been challenging traditional gender norms in Hong Kong’s male-dominated lion dance scene
It took about two years to build the 3,800 square metre (40,900 sq ft) facility, which now has an international governing body certification
One health expert discusses how body image standards for men emphasise muscularity and low body fat and how that focus can negatively impact men
The Siu Mai Concern Group was formed during the Covid-19 pandemic and has grown to more than 160,000 followers on social media platforms
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International relief assistance is being rushed to Southeast Asia after the deadly magnitude 7.7 quake struck Myanmar on March 28, 2025, sending shock waves that caused destruction as far away as Thailand and China
Tickets are nearly 90 per cent sold out for the city’s premier sporting event played for the first time in the new venue
Organisers say more than 38,500 3-day passes have been pre-sold for the crown jewel of the World Rugby Sevens series
The international event set for March 4-9 at the Kai Tak Sports Park will be the first sport’s first ranking tournament to be held in Hong Kong since 1989
PapaHome has over 10,000 furniture and home decoration items on display, allowing customers to get an up-close look before purchasing online.
PapaHome’s 2,322 square metre store in Tsim Sha Tsui boasts more than 10,000 products, allows shoppers to test furniture before ordering.
PapaHome has over 10,000 furniture and home decoration items on display, allowing customers to get an up-close look before purchasing online
Volunteer groups say 49 pet dogs died after ingesting poison in 2024, a tenfold jump from the previous year
The cubs were born in August 2024, after years of failed attempts to mate their parents Ying Ying and Le Le
US Vice-President J.D. Vance expresses concern over freedom of expression in Europe at Munich Security Conference
The two cubs were born last year to the city’s resident giant pandas Ying Ying and Le Le in Ocean Park
In a display of lights, music and ice skating, the ceremony culminated in 2014 Chinese Olympic gold medallist Zhang Hong lighting the cauldron
Ahead of the Year of the Snake, customers are offered a chance to sip a cup of coffee while interacting with the often-feared reptiles
Pete Sabine, aka DJ Fab Sabs, who is known for his classic Cantopop gigs, discusses his journey into Hong Kong's music scene.
The quirky social initiative gives Hongkongers the chance to introduce their friends to people seeking to make new connections
While thousands of angry citizens gathered in Seoul, members of the president’s PPP party boycotted the vote to remove him from office
