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last updated:
15 October, 2024
This week’s issue covers the woodworking revival in Hong Kong. Photo: Jocelyn Tam
Hong Kong

This week in PostMag: from new true-crime film Papa to gelato and carpentry

In this week’s print issue, we dive into woodworking studios in Hong Kong, solar eclipse chasing in Easter Island, and Sydney’s established White Rabbit Gallery.

Hong Kong

David Bowie’s record-breaking shows in Hong Kong in 1983

Hong Kong

This week in PostMag: from ‘academic bars’ to Hokkaido holidays

SCMP Highlights

Recap | Award-winning cartoonist Harry Harrison’s humorous takes on Hong Kong in 2024

Discover SCMP Harry’s View as our veteran cartoonist casts his satirical eye over Hong Kong’s political, social and economic landscape in 2024.

Harry Harrison’s cartoon in the South China Morning Post, December 1, 2024
Hong Kong

This week in PostMag: home-grown Christmas gifts, a ferry trip and art

In this week’s print issue, a selection of Christmas gifts from Hong Kong brands, the fourth edition of the Bangkok Art Biennale and a 55-hour trip on a ferry.

Old Hong Kong

Remembering veteran Cantopop lyricist James Wong Jim, who died 20 years ago

Two decades ago today, the Hong Kong figure passed away due to lung cancer aged 64 – he’s famous for writing the lyrics to the iconic song ‘Below the Lion Rock’.

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Hong Kong

This week in PostMag: Clockenflap, The Fringe Club and even more art

What to expect from this week’s print issue, from interviews with indie pop artist St Vincent and former Fringe Club head Benny Chia, to PST ART in California.

PostMag speaks to indie pop artist St Vincent in this week’s issue. Photo: David William Baum
Hong Kong

This week in PostMag: from architecture to community resilience

What to expect from this week’s print issue, from Sarah Andelman’s installation at the Landmark, Hong Kong, to homestays on Nepal’s Mohare Danda trek.

Hong Kong celebrities and icons

The hottest tastemakers attended Style’s party at the Regent Hong Kong with BMW

The exclusive event not only showcased Style by SCMP’s unique content – it also celebrated the creative community it has built in the Fragrant Harbour since its revamp last year.

Old Hong Kong

In 2007, a Hong Kong civil servant was nearly kidnapped

Dr Ronald Leung Ding-bong, a former Urban Council president, was heading to his office in Causeway Bay when he foiled his assailants.

In 2008, Dr Ronald Leung Ding-bong, a former Urban Council president, was heading to his office in Causeway Bay when he foiled would-be kidnappers. Photo: SCMP
Hong Kong society

Operation Santa Claus: groups for elderly, special needs children to benefit

This year’s campaign, themed ‘Everyday Heroes’, will target vulnerable groups such as those with disabilities and rare diseases.

Singer Jay Fung (left), Christine Wai, Paul Wong and Daniel Chan get Operation Santa Claus 2024 under way at Tuesday’s launch ceremony. Photo: Dickson Lee
China

SCMP launches homepage to showcase China’s future technology

The China Future Tech section provides readers with a one-stop homepage for tracking the latest developments and trends in the six sectors.

Hong Kong

This week in PostMag: from Stuntman star Philip Ng to Tam Jai

What to expect from this week’s issue, from the new Doing Good series to Japan’s iconic Nakagin Capsule Tower coming to M+.

Old Hong Kong

When Arnold Palmer hit some ‘pretty mediocre’ tee shots in Hong Kong in 1964

In November 1964, the legendary American golfer teed off in an exhibition match at the Royal Hongkong Golf Club, but failed to impress.

Arnold Palmer tees off on the 10th hole with a good margin of lead over Phil Rodgers and Jacky Cupit, in 1963. Palmer went on to win the World Series Playoff berth by defeating Rodgers by 5 strokes and Cupit by 7. Photo: Getty Images

Hong Kong’s South China Morning Post wins 4 prizes at top Asian media awards

Post’s awards include gold for ‘best newspaper infographics’ category for report exposing extent of unauthorised structures at luxury estates.

Editor-in-chief Tammy Tam, digital editor Shea Driscoll and Asia reporter Amy Sood represent the Post at the awards. Photo: Handout

This week in PostMag: quiet escapes, the Rubik’s Cube and Hong Kong hospitality

Discovering tranquil retreats, the enduring appeal of Rubik’s cube, now in its 50th year, and exploring the art of hospitality in Hong Kong.

This week in PostMag: unravelling artistic passions in all their forms

Performance artist Marina Abramovic’s extensive oeuvre, a chef’s realisation that food is another language, and a back-alley kung fu master in Fuzhou.

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Hong Kong

PostMag makes revamp debut with a buzzy party with Hong Kong’s tastemakers

Hong Kong’s iconic lifestyle magazine unveiled a new look at the Tai Kwun restaurant with an evening of food, drink, music and tastemakers.

Guests gathered around the former courtroom of The Magistracy in Hong Kong, celebrating the launch of PostMag. Photo: SCMP
Hong Kong

This week in PostMag: Hong Kong is having a real music moment

We dive into Hong Kong’s current musical happenings, including the upcoming Freespace Jazz Fest where Antonio Sánchez will perform.

This week in PostMag: Verdy and Kevin Poon talk work, play and fatherhood

Our writers and editors also explore how women are changing Hong Kong’s construction industry, Singapore’s bold rewilding efforts, and the unique Song dynasty history of Lantau Island.

From our archives

When former Canadian PM Pierre Trudeau made a pioneering trip to China

In 1973, Trudeau became the second Western leader to visit China in a month – then went on a whirlwind personal visit to Hong Kong with his wife and son, current Canadian PM Justin Trudeau.

Former Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau arrives at Hong Kong’s Kai Tak Airport in 1973. Photo: SCMP Archives

This week in PostMag: the people who really make Hong Kong tick

This week, we shine a spotlight on Hong Kong’s shift workers, and speak to the world’s premier collector of Ming-dynasty furniture.

This week, Post Mag shines the spotlight on Hong Kong’s shift workers. Photo: Maxime Vanhollebeke
From our archives

Was Wah Fu Estate the first self-sustaining housing complex in Hong Kong?

The estate in Pok Fu Lam was valued at HK$3.8 million when it was announced in 1965, comprising a restaurant, department store, bowling alley and community hall

This week in PostMag: unexpected art, Chinese sci-fi, and a pain-free life

Our writers and editors explore the new wave of Chinese sci-fi beyond the 3 Body Problem, Hong Kong artist Elaine Ng Yan Ling’s multidisciplinary talent, and more.

From our archives

Highly embarrassing: that time the police commissioner’s Peak residence was robbed

In 1990, a duo of robbers threatened commissioner Li Kwan-ha’s wife and tied up their maid before fleeing the couple’s luxury home atop The Peak with HK$50,000 in Rolex watches, jewellery and cash

Hong Kong Police Commissioner Li Kwan-ha talks to reporters after his residence at Magazine Gap Road was robbed by two men in September 1990. Photo: SCMP Archive
First Person

Opinion | Farewell, Post Magazine … and welcome to the new-look PostMag

It’s out with the old and in with the new, as PostMag’s freshly appointed editor introduces an all-new look for the Post’s iconic Sunday magazine.

The cover of the September 22 relaunch issue of SCMP’s new-look PostMag. Photo: PostMag
History

Then & Now | Behold PostMag, the latest evolution of SCMP’s weekend supplement

Change is nothing new here – launched back in 1989, the Post’s iconic Sunday magazine has morphed again and again to meet the needs of an evolving readership.

PostMag revamped: the next chapter for an iconic Hong Kong magazine

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