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Programmes to provide pads and cups to girls in developing countries miss the mark.
New year, new you: and that should include the way you live, too.
Patrick Nip points out that city’s legislation is not a ‘cut-and-paste’ version of mainland law.
Elliot Wan from the three-piece pop band spoke to us about music, the band's future, and their debut EP
Daria Lopatetska might only be 15, but she's already making a name for herself in the tennis world.
We speak to national figure skating champion Christy Leung-yi about how she finds the time to master the sport while studying, and what motivates her to keep skating.
Accident happened outside Kwun Tong Government Primary School in Hong Kong after 1pm. More than 20 taken to United Christian Hospital for treatment.
The video urges society to respect children’s right to pursue their interests without being forced to follow parents’ ‘orders’.
The Israeli army fighting system teaches you to counter-attack while targeting the weak points of the human body.
Two Mandarin-speaking female passengers accused of hitting HK driver who complained they were too slow to board the bus.
We asked our readers: If you could only wear the same outfit for the rest of your life, what would you wear? Here are our favourite answers.
More countries should consider granting asylum to those seeking refuge.
Clean Air Network says concentration limits are set conservatively, underestimating potential improvements, to make them easier to meet.
Young Post junior reporter Laura Elizabeth Johnson stepped out of her comfort zone to learn about the art of self-defence from a Krav Maga master.
Challenging social norms can start with the way you dress, as students discovered at their schools’ Gender Swap Day.
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
Voices: Nick Walton and Rachel Crowther
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..
Think about the person you were 10 years ago, and you’ll realise that the person you’ll be 10 years from now will be completely different.
Hong Kong Airlines Embrace the World Student Sponsorship Programme 2016/17 is taking nine local secondary school students on a trip of a lifetime, and Young Post is tagging along for the ride.
Here is the plain truth: being able to do everything thanks to good time management is a lie. A sham. A scam.
Make sure you're fully prepared for any eventuality by downloading these apps before you leave Hong Kong's and its excellent internet coverage.
The NBA is back with a bang after a drama-filled opening night.
Koalas and kangaroos! Oh my! Hong Kong Airlines Embrace the World Student Sponsorship Programme 2016/17 is taking nine local secondary school students on a trip of a lifetime, and Young Post is...
Most films adapted from video games miss the mark. Maybe it's the nature of video games or maybe video games are cursed...
Having lived in Claremont, Calif. for three months now, I find it easy to be “stuck” in our comfortable “Claremont bubble”, whose tranquil cafés, bakeries, and froyo shops have become lovely weekend...
Three physically demanding activities made for a fun but exhausting day on the Hong Kong Airlines Embrace the World Student Sponsorship Programme 2016/17.
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.
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.
It's pretty predictable after the tragedy in Las Vegas that some people are wondering why this shooter is not being called a 'terrorist'
"Come fly with me, let's fly, let's fly away..." Oh, Frank Sinatra, I knew you'd pop into my head at least once on this trip.
Pass the time before school starts again by trying your hand at one of these fun online games.
People around the world have made plenty of New Years’ resolutions this month. Most of them have been done in the hopes that they will help them become better, happier people.
Patrick Nip points out that city’s legislation is not a ‘cut-and-paste’ version of mainland law.
Elliot Wan from the three-piece pop band spoke to us about music, the band's future, and their debut EP
