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Kylie Knott
Assistant Editor, Culture
After many years with the Post, Kylie Knott found her calling on the culture and lifestyle desk. She writes about the environment, animal welfare, food and the arts.
After many years with the Post, Kylie Knott found her calling on the culture and lifestyle desk. She writes about the environment, animal welfare, food and the arts.
Areas of Expertise:
Lifestyle writing, taking photos, content editing Languages Spoken:
English
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The Sol Menopause app addresses the lack of research into perimenopausal Asian women, offering guidance, tips and work solutions.
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The Israeli actor will make his first visit to Hong Kong for November’s HKJFF, which features 22 films telling Jewish stories.
Whether you love magic and mystery or creative cocktails and multi-course meals, there’s something for everyone this Halloween in Hong Kong.
Kaylie Lau, 24, is travelling to more than 65 cities while shattering the stereotype of what a traditional backpacker looks like.
The documentary Tip-Off shines a light on a programme supporting young female basketball players with dreams of competing in America’s WNBA.
Emma Pei Yin’s debut novel about three women during the Japanese occupation of Hong Kong is a powerful story of resistance and resilience.
Aiden Tsang makes learning Cantonese fun with his cute Instagram videos that get likes from Jimmy O. Yang and other Hong Kong celebrities.
British disability advocate Isaac Harvey, who will speak at a Hong Kong gala in November, refuses to let his condition limit his ambition.
Besides popular Mid-Autumn events like the Victoria Park carnival that draw huge crowds, here are some low-key ways to celebrate the festival.
Whether posting videos online or designing inspiring toys with help from Make-A-Wish Hong Kong, Sophie Chan turns negative into positive.
Hong Kong is home to more than 240 butterfly and 2,000 moth species, and many can be seen at Kadoorie Farm’s butterfly garden.
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