The Labour Department has hit back at criticism over its complex reporting and public complaint procedures, saying the process is “definitely not to cut our workload or somehow put members of the […]
Boffins at the Transport Department have spent millions of dollars and three years to find exactly what they wanted to find about e-mobility. By rigging the game – allowing only specific machines […]
Guest article by Martin Turner, chairman of the Hong Kong Cycling Alliance (HKCAll) The new Cross Bay Link (bridge) in Tseung Kwan O – with its striking ‘infinity loop’ design – will […]
Two separate and tragic worker deaths in Hong Kong today spotlight the city’s appalling record on worker safety, with comparisons against even beleaguered World Cup 2022 host Qatar showing “Asia’s World City” […]
“Accident” was the first word I learned at journalism school, in Teeline shorthand at least, denoted by a simple “x” amongst all the complex squiggles of other words, inspiring a collective gasp […]
The last week has been deadly for construction workers working at Kai Tak: three have died in three separate incidents, with one falling from scaffolding, one crushed by a cement pod and […]
“Tea, Earl Grey, hot!” barks Captain Jean-Luc Picard at the starship replicators. A steaming cup of tea appears in seconds. “Meat sticks, Thai, hot!” orders the man to the tablet in his […]
Hong Kong’s Road Safety Council (RSC) has been forced to cancel its 47th anniversary ceremony-cum-carnival on pandemic fears. Only a handful of event management consultants will weep for its absence. In its […]
OP-ED BY GUEST WRITER JOHN BARCLAY Alphard: the brightest star in the Hydra constellation, but a blight on Hong Kong’s roads. According to new government figures, there are now an incredible 218,000 […]
The bureaucrats who named Hong Kong’s newest tunnel fail to see such engineering feats as landmarks which shape people’s environment, writes senior engineer William Hopkin
