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‘Daigou’ couriers take orders online before picking up food, drinks and snacks to bring to Hong Kong.

Four Darien elementary schools are celebrating Earth Week by giving students a chance to learn from inside a giant inflatable globe.

Series exploring impact of inflation wins bronze prize in feature award category.

The museum opened its doors on Sunday to visitors excited to see the collection, which includes ink paintings, calligraphy, ceramics and other relics dating as far back as the 10th century.

How the use of bamboo in scaffolding has stood the test of centuries of building construction in Hong Kong and southern China.

For more than 220,000 in appalling subdivided units, dream of better housing seems beyond reach. Government must act quickly on land, housing issues to build more public rental flats, experts say.

Poor living conditions take a toll on physical, mental health of 220,000 in subdivided units. Tenants face interpersonal conflict from sharing small space with many others.

Hong Kong’s poor and destitute have long been unable to afford anything but subdivided living spaces. Now Beijing wants the local government to rid the city of these tiny units and “cage homes” by 2049. John Lee Ka Chiu, who will be sworn in as the city’s next leader on the 25th anniversary of Hong Kong’s return to Chinese rule...

The long waiting time for public rental flats means the city’s poorest families end up in tiny, shared ‘coffin homes’. More than 220,000 live in Hong Kong’s worst housing, mainly in Kowloon and the New Territories.