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Life in Hong Kong beyond the highrise. By freelance journalist Carolynne Dear

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Miss Saigon
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Hong Kong welcomes The Murray Hotel
Fresh air, fun and great pies on Rottnest Island
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Interviews

Everything’s rosy
Lonely planet
Old hands breathe new life into Sai Kung’s favourite pub
How an expat childhood inspired Soho’s New Punjab Club
Talking rhymes and writers block with Julia Donaldson
Travel writer Isabelle Demenge on putting the fun into family getaways
A meditation in education
The wonder from Down Under
Nurturing young readers with tales of the Chinese zodiac
Sketching Hong Kong with artist Lorette Roberts
How to run seven marathons on seven continents in seven days (and survive to tell the tale)
Women’s advocate Dame Barbara Stocking on girls and smashing those glass ceilings
Novelist Madeleine Thien talks China and change
Nurturing a Hong Kong boutique into a global brand
Hong Kong’s first women’s TEDx event is launched
Hong Kong film producer Joanna Bowers releases The Helper Documentary
Mother love
From London to Paris on foot and by bicycle
Hong Kong welcomes The Murray Hotel
How a Hong Kong couple transformed a remote Cambodian island into an award-winning eco-resort
Artist Helen Bronte Boyd tells Carolynne Dear she’s ready for a new challenge after 16 creative years in Sai Kung
A parents’ guide to surviving boarding school
On top of the world with Hong Kong’s Bond girl
Sharing the love with Mrs Hong Kong World

Heritage Hong Kong

Time for tea with the grande dame of Midlevels
Hospital drama – discovering the real Matilda of The Peak
Life as a British expat ‘back in the day’
Hong Kong welcomes The Murray Hotel
Memories of wartime Hong Kong by Stanley survivor Barbara Anslow

Flailing spouse – a lighter look at expat life

October – Food for thought
November – Running woman
December – Away in a 777
January – Communing with the grandparents
February – When I’m 45…
March – Homework and other issues
April – Drama queen
May – From the heart
June – Turn on, tune in, drop out
Wardrobe wars – July 2018
August – Hot spots
How it all began – or how a suburban family-of-six bagged a party lifestyle in Honkers
September – Party pooper
November – Cut the cr*p
January – On the piste

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