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THE fallout from singer Wang Leehom’s divorce is growing bigger with feuding parties issuing statements that are several thousand words long.

It was just after sunset one day last month when veterinary surgeons Karthi and Paolo Martelli arrived at a village in Hong Kong’s New Territories with Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department (AFCD) staff to tranquillise wild boars in the area and move them elsewhere.

Hong Kong authorities are considering putting down wild boars that stray into built-up areas, but animal advocacy groups are pushing back against the idea and want more resources put into alternative control methods. There were 562 boar sightings and nuisance reports in the first half of this year, up from 401 in the same period of 2020. Wildlife authorities captured...

Pop star Coco Lee's mother had to undergo five hours of surgery for injuries she suffered during a wild boar attack near her Hong Kong home in The Peak neighbourhood, the singer's elder sister has told the Post. Nancy Lee spoke of the pain and trauma that her 83-year-old mother Frances Wang had suffered, as she warned of the growing...

MACAO – Conrad Macao, Cotai Central’s 2015 ‘Pink Inspired’ campaign has been hailed a great success with the hotel raising MOP200,319.20 to support the Hong Kong Cancer Fund’s Pink Revolutio | eTurboNews | Trends | Travel News

Asia Society Korea and Asia Society Southern California invite you to a co-hosted live webinar with three distinguished panelists: Jae Chong, a producer, artist, and APAC Music Industry Executive, Tamar Herman, Senior Culture Reporter at South China Morning Post, and Youngdae Kim (Ph.D.), music critic and ethnomusicologist. They will share their thoughts about the record-shattering success of global K-pop superstars like BTS and Blackpink, the expanding influence of South Korean soft power...