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Brian Mikael Cheng
Intern
Brian Mikael joined the Post at the start of 2022 as a part-time intern. He has then joined the video team in the summer of 2023 as a video intern. Although passionate about making connections through writing and film, he strives to maintain a light-hearted approach.
Brian Mikael joined the Post at the start of 2022 as a part-time intern. He has then joined the video team in the summer of 2023 as a video intern. Although passionate about making connections through writing and film, he strives to maintain a light-hearted approach.
Areas of Expertise:
Video production, content editing, online media
Languages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Tagalog
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First held in 2019 and brought back in 2024, the event celebrates the town’s slow, sustainable lifestyle and helps it keep pace with fast-changing tourism and population issues.
Dozens of young women like Rizza Matutino compete each year at the Rodeo Masbateno.
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Around 1,000 homes in a coastal village razed in Malaysia’s Sabah state.
Pheap Rom was among 20 men sent to Eswatini under Trump’s ‘third country’ deals.
Newly-elected president Min Aung Hlaing also commuted all death sentences and released 4,300 prisoners to mark the Thingyan New Year.
