Chief Executive Carrie Lam says the Home Affairs Bureau (HAB) will spend more time on district affairs following a government reorganization, pointing to municipal models seen in the mainland and overseas as […]
The Chief Executive today outlined planning for cycle tracks that lobbyists say is just a restatement of a long-toothed project and will not help shift commuter journeys away from cars. In the […]
Hong Kong and Guangdong have formed a new anti-smuggling task force to bust triad smuggling syndicates, after a high-level meeting in Shenzhen to discuss the tragic death of a young marine police […]
Rights activist Ho Loy today pulled off an 11th-hour escape from certain bankruptcy, meeting a Department of Justice (DOJ) deadline to pay the final $72,388 outstanding legal costs concerning a Judicial Review […]
Passengers on a Star Ferry were treated to a historical moment at lunchtime today, with the first ever female deckhand joining the crew – but enquiries to Star Ferry revealed the […]
Lawmaker Regina Ip today told the Development Bureau (DevB) it need not listen to the public in deciding the future of the Protection of Harbour Ordinance (PHO), citing examples from the US […]
Winston Chu (right) asks where Alice Mak’s proposals are coming from Campaigners working to protect the harbour have hit out at a motion to dilute the Protection of Harbour Ordinance (PHO), claiming […]
Police again warned motorists not to drive to the new Water World theme park after ticketing 240 cars and towing four vehicles in the first few days of the $4 billion attraction’s […]
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has updated its Air Quality Guidelines for the first time since 2005, slashing the recommended limits of deadly particulate pollution to a fraction of those under Hong […]
Operation Goldensun, the long-running police campaign against e-mobility and cycling offences, gathered pace this weekend, dishing out 152 tickets to cyclists and arresting three people in Sheung Shui and Tin Shui Wai […]
