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Doris Wai
Doris worked in educational publishing, including the BBC and Cengage prior to joining the Post in 2018. She specialises in creating graphics and digital learning content, and has a particular interest in issues related to mental health and wellness.
Doris worked in educational publishing, including the BBC and Cengage prior to joining the Post in 2018. She specialises in creating graphics and digital learning content, and has a particular interest in issues related to mental health and wellness.
Areas of Expertise:
Education, Graphics, Mental healthLanguages Spoken:
English, Mandarin
The planet remains the largest in our solar system, but a new study has found more accurate – and smaller – measurements.
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Safe disposal at a registered recycling spot can protect our homes from toxic chemicals and fires, and give an old battery a second life.
Even if a battery appears to be dead and done, it can still leak metals, overheat and cause fires. But safe disposal and recycling can give it a second life.
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Feature articles, scripts and speeches are likely to appear on the exam this year, says a tutor at King’s Glory Education Centre.
A top tutor recommends focusing on the question requirements for the reading paper and emphasising your stance in your writing.
Though rhino poaching has risen at Kruger National Park, the overall number illegally killed in South Africa has decreased since 2024.
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New data could revolutionise models of solar system formation and our understanding of Earth’s origins.
Students concerned about artificial intelligence and future job prospects can focus on building empathy, learning to think independently.
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Cats quickly lap up delicate columns of water, while dogs plunge their tongues deep into the water, creating a splash.
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Hong Kong psychotherapist explains how to handle uncertainty in relationships and healthy ways to build boundaries.
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Kick off the Year of the Horse with this new spin on a traditional treat that you can make at home.
Also called vertical dramas, these shows are growing in popularity, but a psychologist stresses the importance of mindful consumption.
To attract bees, some flowers will smell sweet like honey, and if they are pollinated by flies, the flowers will smell like rotting flesh.
From the pleasant aromas of roses to the stinky odours of a corpse flower, volatile organic compounds are the key to their scents.
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Building emotional durability and diverse social circles aids in navigating changing dynamics of relationships, advises a therapist.
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According to new research, pupae with a deadly illness send a signal for worker ants to destroy them and stop the disease from spreading.
Research has found that when these pupae are terminally ill, they tell worker ants to come kill them and stop the infection from spreading.
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Popular tunes like ‘All I Want for Christmas is You’ can remind us of holidays past and act as powerful emotional cues.
Though new holiday music is released every year, you might find yourself returning to the same few tunes, thanks to your brain’s love of patterns.
Also known as bûche de Noël, this wholesome take on the traditional festive dessert will keep you satiated without worry.
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