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The fast-bowler will bowl on Friday, with his team at 240 after their turn at bat.
Welcome to our new show Headlines, where we round up the week's most important news stories. This week's highlights include Trump's impeachment, Alibaba's Singles Day and APEC 2019.
None of the songs are as catchy as 'Let It Go', but the movie holds it own as a charming sequel to the original film.
About seven more have exit the grounds seeking medical help as the five-day stand-off continues.
10,000 rounds of CS gas have been fired in Hong Kong since June. A former chemistry professor from Chinese University explains the damage it can do.
In a Facebook post, Simon Cheng says he was pressed for information about the Hong Kong protests.
Measures are also being made to clear roadblocks outside the Cross-Harbour Tunnel, which has been shut for a week.
Hong Kong protests: Wife of man set on fire tells Chinese state television of heartbreak at injuries
Lee Chi-cheung remains in a coma after confronting a masked group who had vandalised an MTR station in Ma On Shan.
Is it okay to give your pet bacon? Can Fido have a lick of your ice cream cone? This infographic from Cyberpet explains it all
Local media report that police arrested, stopped or searched students dressed in school uniform in Kowloon and the New Territories.
Winning entries will be compiled into an anthology and published as an illustrated book.
Lui Cheung Kwong Lutheran College cancelled classes after demonstrators shut down the school.
District council members negotiated with the police to leave the area.
Mask-wearing secondary students in Kwun Tong marched and blocked roads, while Tin Shui Wai MTR closed due to a fight.
The legislation calls for an annual report that the city has retained enough autonomy from China to keep its special trading rules.
We're still slogging our way across the Gulf of Alaska, alone except for the occasional whale and the constant company of seabirds. One of the most common birds looks like...
A small crew of sailors will navigate a boat through the Canadian Arctic, where icebergs and polar bears still rule the land. I am the...
The Silent Sound is on her way to the Canadian Arctic. We left Canada on June 6 and are sailing north. Our friends and family were there to see us off, and although it was...
Four people have left their jobs, homes, family and friends to spend four months on a small boat in cold, wet weather.
If someone tells you they are going sailing, you usually imagine them jumping off the bow for a swim and enjoying the sun. Aboard the Silent Sound on our way to the Arctic, we're thinking about ice.
A small crew of sailors will navigate a boat through the Canadian Arctic, where icebergs and polar bears still rule the land. I am the captain of the Silent Sound, and I will be telling you...
Off the port bow! That's something we've been shouting out nearly every day lately. As Silent Sound has pointed her bow west and begun crossing the Gulf of Alaska, we've seen several whales...
Dreams
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Dreams
All of us dream. Some of us remember our dreams quite clearly while others never remember them. Listen to these six people talking about the dreams they have had recently and then answer the...
ZOE: Hello, I’m Young Post reporter Zoe Mak and this is Listening Plus. Today’we’ll be talking with Timothy Chui who is reporting on South China Morning Post National News Desk Editor Ting Shi’s wrap...
Author Mark Twain once said: 'I have never let my schooling interfere with my education.'
In Mein Kampf, Adolf Hitler said: 'The great masses of the people ... will more easily fall victims to a big lie than to a small one.'
Confucius said: Journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. This also applies to school life, which can be a bit like climbing The Dragon's Back - it has its ups and downs.
To be an effective independent learner, you need to be good at communicating what you know. Developing your presentation skills is very important, not just for exams but also for...
To be an effective independent learner, you need to introduce yourself to the 1.5kg mass of jelly in your head known as the brain. The brain is your thinking centre. To succeed in school and in life..
Most films adapted from video games miss the mark. Maybe it's the nature of video games or maybe video games are cursed...
I hate cats. There, I said it. Now, while we wait for the internet to descend on me like Sauron’s army, I shall explain why.
The ultimate Brain Game winner will have the chance to encounter animals with their best friend at Ocean Park, a prize worth HK$3,236.
One in every 38 Hongkongers is a US dollar millionaire, one of the highest rates in the world. We asked our readers how they would change their lifestyle if they were ever lucky enough to reach that...
Hate it when you can't talk back? Well, you can with Young Post. Have your say and share with students around Hong Kong...
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Win an hour of trampoline fun at Bounce with Young Post's photo caption contest!
Win an hour of trampoline fun at Bounce with Young Post's photo caption contest!
Here is the plain truth: being able to do everything thanks to good time management is a lie. A sham. A scam.
Jaws, Shark Tale, Sharknado: the world is fascinated with sharks. So why do we still allow the practise of cutting off their fins for food to continue?
From its nonsensical plot to explainable plotholes, here's why you shouldn't waste time and money on this film.
Photos of a dog churning in a washing machine have gone viral since gaining public attention last Thursday. The man who posted the photos on Facebook is thought to have fled to the mainland on...
The legislation calls for an annual report that the city has retained enough autonomy from China to keep its special trading rules.
Hong Kong protests: Wife of man set on fire tells Chinese state television of heartbreak at injuries
Lee Chi-cheung remains in a coma after confronting a masked group who had vandalised an MTR station in Ma On Shan.
The fast-bowler will bowl on Friday, with his team at 240 after their turn at bat.
