Hong Kong’s small and mid-sized developers accumulate land banks as they expect booming economy and chronic housing shortage to keep home prices high. ( read original story ...)
‘It happened overnight’: filmmakers document China’s Hong Kong crackdown in When a City Rises
Two filmmakers behind new documentary When a City Rises - which archives the 2019 Hong Kong pro-democracy protests -speak to Skynews.com.au about the pervasive fear in their home city as China ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong’s anti-doxxing law plugs privacy loophole and protects freedoms
The introduction of anti-doxxing to Hong Kong's privacy law on October 8 heralds a new era in the regulatory protection of personal data, in criminalising the disclosure of other people's personal ... ( read original story ...)
Asia Minute: Hong Kong Chief Executive sees China border opening by February
Starting Monday, vaccinated foreign nationals can come to the United States without quarantine. But many arriving passengers will still face some restrictions when they head home. Travelers from Japan ... ( read original story ...)
Coronavirus: school heads, parents disappointed 27,000 cross-border pupils will miss out when Hong Kong-mainland China travel resumes
Principals’ group warns being physically absent from school for a long time will have psychological effects on pupils and also hit their social and communications skills. ( read original story ...)
Trapped in Hong Kong by Zero-Covid
It's hurting Hong Kong. There's no indication of the government's stance softening, and in fact the Hong Kong powers-that-be just tightened up several exemptions to quarantine (wh ... ( read original story ...)
Chinese Honey Trap Rumor Fuels Paranoia Among Hong Kong Exiles After Activist ‘Disappears’
Key U.K.-based activist Kenneth Wong says he stepped away from his work for personal reasons, but rumors and suspicion abound among fellow organizers. ( read original story ...)
Police arrest Hong Kong taxi driver accused of molesting passenger he picked up at Lan Kwai Fong
The driver is said to have indecently assaulted the woman after she fell asleep, then dragged her out of the car when she awoke and put up a struggle. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong Debuts Legal Walk Event to Raise Funds for Local Charities
The Hong Kong Legal walk will take place in March next year, aiming to raise funds for four local charities. Hong Kong will be hosting its debut Hong Kong Legal Walk event on March 27, 2022. Backed by ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong punters ‘would not accept’ Breeders’ Cup shambles, HKIS suffers yet another setback
Imagine the scenes at Sha Tin if a horse was backed into favourite and then punters were refunded their tickets before being forced to watch it win ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong police arrest teen on suspicion of trafficking HK$27 million of drugs
Hong Kong police have arrested a teen on suspicion of trafficking 23kg of cocaine worth about HK$27 million, with officers on Sunday saying the case underlined a growing trend of young people being ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong taxi operators again press for curbs on Uber, even as ride-hailing firm expands links with cabbies
Loophole in law allows Uber to escape punishment for working with illegal drivers; firm says it welcomes regulation. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong: No new COVID-19 cases in recorded
The Centre for Health Protection announced that as of midnight, no new COVID-19 cases have been recorded, leaving the number of confirmed cases in Hong Kong at 12,368. There were 45 cases reported in ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong records lowest temperature of autumn 2021 so far as Observatory raises strong monsoon signal
Temperature plummets to 18.1 degrees Celsius, lowest since March and coming straight after weekend heatwave with highs of 29 degrees. ( read original story ...)