Robby Nimmo
Robby Nimmo, an award-winning advertising copywriter, has been writing for the South China Morning Post for 10 years. She writes the left-field rather than the on-field, social commentary rather than sporting commentary. She is also a regular contributor to the Rant column in the Sunday Post Magazine.
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Those who rely on the kindness of strangers to fund their adventures or air ticket home might actually need a helping hand
Those who rely on the kindness of strangers to fund their adventures or air ticket home might actually need a helping hand
Former photojournalist Derek Maitland recalls his childhood journey from Britain to Australia, landing in hedonistic Hong Kong and realising his dream of becoming a war correspondent.
Former photojournalist Derek Maitland recalls his childhood journey from Britain to Australia, landing in hedonistic Hong Kong and realising his dream of becoming a war correspondent.
Scallywag navigator Libby Greenhalgh says sailing, like industry, is about who you know but that the balance is slowly changing
Scallywag navigator Libby Greenhalgh says sailing, like industry, is about who you know but that the balance is slowly changing
The villain in this year’s Hong Kong Players’ pantomime and self-professed ‘cockney geezer’ talks about his love for playing the dame and how he moves seamlessly from satin dresses to rugby jerseys
The villain in this year’s Hong Kong Players’ pantomime and self-professed ‘cockney geezer’ talks about his love for playing the dame and how he moves seamlessly from satin dresses to rugby jerseys
Reached out lately? No, of course you haven’t. If only our colleagues in arms would learn to speak like human beings
Reached out lately? No, of course you haven’t. If only our colleagues in arms would learn to speak like human beings
There are a number of ways to handle phone pests – from swearing in Cantonese to singing. If that doesn’t do the trick, try putting your two-year-old on
There are a number of ways to handle phone pests – from swearing in Cantonese to singing. If that doesn’t do the trick, try putting your two-year-old on
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