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The Post has been recognised for its reporting on unauthorised additions to luxury homes across the city. Photo: May Tse
Hong Kong society

South China Morning Post wins 12 prizes at Hong Kong News Awards

Editor-in-chief Tammy Tam praises ‘outstanding’ work, as Post picks up awards across categories from writing and reporting to photography and design.

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Artificial intelligence

AI’s new frontier: PolyU scientist sees domain-specific models as the future

Hong Kong

This week in PostMag: from HKILF and new books to Zuma’s alumni

From Hong Kong to Marrakech, explore art and culinary success stories – and rediscover the joy of reading at the Hong Kong International Literary Festival.

This week’s PostMag delves into the world of books, exploring sensitivity readers, Hong Kong’s Japanese residents, success stories of Zuma’s alumni, and a writing retreat in Marrakech. Cover illustration: Kaitlin Chan
Old Hong Kong

In 1973, Tom Jones was set to thrill Hong Kong – then he showed up late

The Welsh ‘Sex Bomb’ singer put on a high-profile concert in the city, but it was plagued by issues that left crowds unimpressed.

Hong Kong politics

Hong Kong to keep ‘one country, two systems’ model indefinitely, minister says

Paul Lam issues reassurance at South China Morning Post’s China Conference: Southeast Asia 2025, cites 2022 speech by Xi Jinping.

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Hong Kong

This week in PostMag: from Tilda Swinton to Hegra, Saudi Arabia

In this issue, explore Hmong culture, discover Saudi Arabia’s hidden gem and listen to the Oscar-winning actress’ take on film conservation.

Actress Tilda Swinton was recently in Hong Kong and said “snobbery is the very death of good art and a healthy culture” – can we love her more? Photo: Courtesy of Chanel
Old Hong Kong

Recap | Hong Kong’s darkest days of Japanese invasion, cannibalism, POW camps and heroism

PostMag writer Jason Wordie looks back at the harrowing history of Hong Kong during World War II under Japanese occupation after the city fell in December 1941.

Hong Kong

This week in PostMag: from Little Bao chef May Chow to Gilbert & George in China

Chef Chow talks about what’s next for her after Little Bao restaurant, a new look at the provocative British artist duo’s exhibitions on the mainland in 1993, and a trek through Ladakh’s Markha Valley.

From our archives

In 1977, a local teacher murdered his wife in a brutal hacking in Hong Kong

The couple were married in China in 1944, but fell out of touch when the husband moved to Hong Kong in 1949 and remarried – when they reconnected in 1962, the situation became untenable.

Policemen drive to Hing Wah Estate with a murder suspect as part of their investigation into the murder of Tsang Yuen-wan. Photo: SCMP/Yau Tin-kwai
Greater Bay Area

Greater Bay Area has ‘immense opportunities’ for Hong Kong, Nansha: CY Leung

Hong Kong deputy financial secretary Michael Wong and Nansha district party chief Liu Wei are among conference’s VIP speakers.

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Former chief executive Leung Chun-ying at the Post’s annual China Conference. Photo: Nora Tam
Hong Kong

This week in PostMag: Hong Kong’s wellness trends for 2025

This week’s PostMag explores Hong Kong’s wellness trends for 2025, from pickleball to mushroom coffee and Transcendental Meditation.

Hong Kong

This week in PostMag: from Hong Kong farms to Vienna’s Strauss

This week’s PostMag explores regenerative agriculture in the region and the ongoing debate on cultural restitution. Happy festive read!

Hong Kong

This week in PostMag: from new true-crime film Papa to gelato and carpentry

In this week’s print issue, we dive into woodworking studios in Hong Kong, solar eclipse chasing in Easter Island, and Sydney’s established White Rabbit Gallery.

This week’s issue covers the woodworking revival in Hong Kong. Photo: Jocelyn Tam
Hong Kong

David Bowie’s record-breaking shows in Hong Kong in 1983

Despite complaints about audience behaviour, Bowie’s sold-out performances at the Coliseum were a resounding success 41 years ago.

British pop superstar David Bowie stunned Hong Kong with record-breaking concerts in 1983. Photo: Sam Chan
Hong Kong

This week in PostMag: from ‘academic bars’ to Hokkaido holidays

In this week’s print issue, we speak with famed photographer behind Beyoncé’s pregnancy announcement Awol Erizku, celebrated Chinese director Jia Zhangke, and more.

SCMP Highlights

Recap | Award-winning cartoonist Harry Harrison’s humorous takes on Hong Kong in 2024

Discover SCMP Harry’s View as our veteran cartoonist casts his satirical eye over Hong Kong’s political, social and economic landscape in 2024.

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Hong Kong

This week in PostMag: home-grown Christmas gifts, a ferry trip and art

In this week’s print issue, a selection of Christmas gifts from Hong Kong brands, the fourth edition of the Bangkok Art Biennale and a 55-hour trip on a ferry.

PostMag has you covered for the Christmas holidays. Illustration: Miguel Emerico
Old Hong Kong

Remembering veteran Cantopop lyricist James Wong Jim, who died 20 years ago

Two decades ago today, the Hong Kong figure passed away due to lung cancer aged 64 – he’s famous for writing the lyrics to the iconic song ‘Below the Lion Rock’.

Hong Kong

This week in PostMag: Clockenflap, The Fringe Club and even more art

What to expect from this week’s print issue, from interviews with indie pop artist St Vincent and former Fringe Club head Benny Chia, to PST ART in California.

Hong Kong

This week in PostMag: from architecture to community resilience

What to expect from this week’s print issue, from Sarah Andelman’s installation at the Landmark, Hong Kong, to homestays on Nepal’s Mohare Danda trek.

Colette founder Sarah Andelman is seen with Zimomo on her shoulder on the cover of this week’s PostMag. Photo: Philip Andelman; Illustration: Kasing Lung
Hong Kong celebrities and icons

The hottest tastemakers attended Style’s party at the Regent Hong Kong with BMW

The exclusive event not only showcased Style by SCMP’s unique content – it also celebrated the creative community it has built in the Fragrant Harbour since its revamp last year.

Fashion designer Vivienne Tam arriving at the Style Backstage party in a BMW car on November 14 wearing one of her designs. Photo: Clicks Images
Old Hong Kong

In 2007, a Hong Kong civil servant was nearly kidnapped

Dr Ronald Leung Ding-bong, a former Urban Council president, was heading to his office in Causeway Bay when he foiled his assailants.

Hong Kong society

Operation Santa Claus: groups for elderly, special needs children to benefit

This year’s campaign, themed ‘Everyday Heroes’, will target vulnerable groups such as those with disabilities and rare diseases.

Mainland China

SCMP launches homepage to showcase China’s future technology

The China Future Tech section provides readers with a one-stop homepage for tracking the latest developments and trends in the six sectors.

An electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft (VCTOL) on display at the booth of TCab Tech at the Automobile Exhibition Area during the seventh China International Import Expo (CIIE) in east China’s Shanghai, Nov. 7, 2024. Photo: Xinhua.
Hong Kong

This week in PostMag: from Stuntman star Philip Ng to Tam Jai

What to expect from this week’s issue, from the new Doing Good series to Japan’s iconic Nakagin Capsule Tower coming to M+.

Hong Kong actor and stuntman Philip Ng fronts this week’s issue of PostMag. Photo: Jocelyn Tam
Old Hong Kong

When Arnold Palmer hit some ‘pretty mediocre’ tee shots in Hong Kong in 1964

In November 1964, the legendary American golfer teed off in an exhibition match at the Royal Hongkong Golf Club, but failed to impress.

Hong Kong’s South China Morning Post wins 4 prizes at top Asian media awards

Post’s awards include gold for ‘best newspaper infographics’ category for report exposing extent of unauthorised structures at luxury estates.

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