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Kathryn Giordano
Kathryn Giordano joined the Post in 2023 after working as a producer at FOX23 and an editorial assistant at NBC Sports during the 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympics and the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics. She graduated from Boston College in 2021 with a degree in Communication and minors in Journalism and International Studies. She is also a self-published author.
Country’s pension scheme is at risk as more people leave the workforce than enter.
Six-year-old Novah Macalligan has learned to stand up for herself thanks to support from her family and a charity called Little People of Hong Kong.
If a lawyer is from your community and speaks your language, it will be easier for them to understand your problems and help you.
Lack of diversity in legal sector is driving two young members of ethnic minority groups to inspire others to practise law.
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Many of these businesses are owned by families originally from India and are passed down through generations.
As Little People of Hong Kong celebrates 10 years, there are still many misconceptions about this community.
Food assistance programmes struggle to help enough people, and some have criticised the government for its lack of policy to fight poverty.
Class divisions put pupils from remote areas at a disadvantage, creating obstacles to education and making it tougher to compete in the labour market.
Green Island Cement is working with two hotels in Hong Kong to collect oyster shells, which contain a key mineral for making cement.
Green Island Cement has partnered with two Hong Kong hotels for the pilot upcycling project, aiming to reduce waste sent to landfills.
Hong Kong teen shares how she balances sports and academics; remains resilient despite setbacks.
Challenge asks designers to use more eco-friendly practices to play their part in fighting climate change, which will hit Asia the hardest.
Migrant Writers of Hong Kong has been running this workshop series for three years, creating a space of healing and community.
Nearly 40,000 cases of fraud were reported in the city last year, fuelled by the advancement of artificial intelligence and few protections for consumers.
Vriko Kwok says she was inspired by the other female athletes training with her
The artist uses mundane moments from his surroundings as inspiration to create viral videos.
Initiative offers art workshops and helps domestic employees build connections and express themselves.
Initiative from the Foundation for Shared Impact gives entrepreneurs from under-represented communities the knowledge and resources they need.
Benjamin Wu, a student at Diocesan Boys’ School, represented the city at the English-Union International Public Speaking Competition 2024 in London in May.
Au Cheuk-yi, 17, scores top prize for achievements and contributions to society, says award ‘tells me that I’m doing the right thing’.
Annual public speaking competition encourages students to talk about their experiences, be themselves and practice their English skills.
Every week, Talking Points gives you a worksheet to practise your reading comprehension with exercises about the story we’ve written.
Every week, Talking Points gives you a worksheet to practise your reading comprehension with exercises about the story we’ve written.
The 32-year-old used to avoid running because of childhood bullies, but now, she has completed 300km over six days.
He recommends breathing exercises to calm your nerves and making sure you avoid talking too quickly or too much.
Brandon Fang Jun-qiao and Annabel Chang, both aged 11, were among the top players at the academy’s annual chess open.
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals opened its new flagship space in Tsing Yi.
Every week, Talking Points gives you a worksheet to practise your reading comprehension with exercises about the story we’ve written.
Every week, Talking Points gives you a worksheet to practise your reading comprehension with exercises about the story we’ve written.
Five books that go off the beaten track and redefine fiction while giving you a unique reading experience.
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