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Over 47,000 students have attended HKIS and are enjoying diverse and exciting lives. Learn about newsworthy alumni featured in the SCMP here.
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Over 47,000 students have attended HKIS and are enjoying diverse and exciting lives. Learn about newsworthy alumni featured in the SCMP here.
Analysts and the public were expecting action on the toll front when the government took over the Eastern Harbour Tunnel, but instead it ordered another study
In her second novel, The Expatriates, Hong Kong-born author Janice Lee captures a range of anxieties that plague well-off families living abroad.
In her second novel, The Expatriates, Hong Kong-born author Janice Lee captures a range of anxieties that plague well-off families living abroad.
Regal Hotels group heiress POMAN LO says running a business may be challenging but there are many opportunities for those who dare to dream.
Regal Hotels group heiress POMAN LO says running a business may be challenging but there are many opportunities for those who dare to dream.
Simulating life as refugees and slum dwellers proves to be a moving experience for local teens.
Simulating life as refugees and slum dwellers proves to be a moving experience for local teens.
Colleagues and friends were surprised when Alia Eyres quit her job as a corporate lawyer to work for Mother's Choice, the charity working with single mothers and crisis pregnancies. It seems a lot to give up considering the radical change in salary and nature of work.
Colleagues and friends were surprised when Alia Eyres quit her job as a corporate lawyer to work for Mother's Choice, the charity working with single mothers and crisis pregnancies. It seems a lot to give up considering the radical change in salary and nature of work.
Derek Kwik, 45, endured extreme weather conditions to successfully finish the RacingThePlanet Iceland 250 kilometre ultramarathon, and in the process raised nearly US$70,000 for local charity the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. But he did it all the hard way.
Derek Kwik, 45, endured extreme weather conditions to successfully finish the RacingThePlanet Iceland 250 kilometre ultramarathon, and in the process raised nearly US$70,000 for local charity the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. But he did it all the hard way.