Dozens of residents have called on the government to tighten regulations and standards for electromagnetic radiation, claiming to be adversely affected by such radiation from rooftop telecommunications transmitters. Pastor Mike Liu Yik-yung was shocked ... ( read original story ...)
Record 8 winners for Moreira in Hong Kong as Magic Man does as only he can
JOAO Moreira has claimed yet another record, riding eight winners from 10 rides at Sha Tin. The previous Hong Kong record was six in a day, a feat achieved by Brett Prebble, Douglas Whye and twice by Moreira. Known as the Magic Man, Moreira has set new ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong food bazaar diners back call to allow hawkers to cook with gas: survey
More than 90 per cent of respondents to the recent survey backed the alliance’s position and supported the use of gas at the event, saying it stayed true to Hong Kong’s traditional street hawker culture and flavours – a culture that thrived in the 1980s. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong leadership hopefuls lock horns at first debate, but John Tsang stays away
Hong Kong leadership candidates Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor and Woo Kwok-hing crossed swords during the first public debate of the election race on Sunday, taking aim at each other’s policy platforms and governing styles. But popular underdog John Tsang ... ( read original story ...)
Premier Li Keqiang sounds warning on Hong Kong independence
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang has for the first time publicly denounced the notion of Hong Kong independence in his annual work report, warning that the movement would “lead nowhere”. While Beijing’s firm rejection of such separatist sentiments is well ... ( read original story ...)
China's premier: Hong Kong independence calls 'will lead nowhere'
HONG KONG (CNN) - China's second highest-ranking politician criticized calls for Hong Kong independence in a speech to the nation's parliament Sunday. Speaking at the opening of the annual National People's Congress, Premier Li Keqiang said calls from ... ( read original story ...)
‘Hong Kong’s entrepreneurs are agile, have looked beyond borders’
Hong Kong, March 5 (IANS) This bustling city is smaller than New Delhi and has less than half its population, but it is the world’s eighth-largest trading economy, seventh-largest exporter in merchandise trade, Asia’s largest FDI recipient in 2016 ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong Horse Racing News: Joao Moreira the Sha Tin King
It was the Mr Stunning show at Sha Tin this afternoon (Sunday, 5 March), or Messrs Stunning, to be more accurate. While the horse of that name shone in the Class 1 Friendship Bridge Handicap to place himself on the cusp of Group 1 assignments, it was the ... ( read original story ...)
Beijing has last word in Hong Kong leadership race, delegates told
With three weeks to go before the chief executive election, the state leader who oversees Hong Kong affairs has emphasised Beijing enjoys a “substantive and constitutional” power to appoint the city’s leader. During a meeting with delegates from Hong ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong's Worker News Wins Award for Series Debunking Myths About Refugees
A series of news features by Worker News debunking the idea that asylum seekers arriving in Hong Kong are “fake refugees” won the Best Journalism Award in the 2016 E-Citizen Awards organized by civic groups inmediahk.net and the Culture and Media ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong group urges parents, teachers to work harder to close gender gap in STEM subjects
Parents, schools, businesses and the Hong Kong government must work harder to promote science and mathematics to girls to close the gender gap in education, a leading women’s campaign group has urged. New research suggests gender stereotyping ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong chief executive hopeful Carrie Lam makes U-turn on proposed religious affairs unit
Hong Kong chief executive hopeful Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor has backtracked on a proposal in her election manifesto to set up a religious affairs unit after the “resolute opposition” expressed by the local Catholic diocese which fears restrictions ... ( read original story ...)
Regina Ip takes aim at Hong Kong chief executive front runner Carrie Lam’s campaign
A candidate who failed to officially join the Hong Kong chief executive election launched a veiled attack on front runner Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor on Saturday, dismissing her campaign as “shallow”, “insincere” and a “facade”. Regina Ip Lau ... ( read original story ...)
Three Hong Kong chief executive candidates confirmed for debate at HKU
Hong Kong’s three chief executive candidates will attend a debate hosted by a local teachers’ union in the run-up to the election for the city’s highest office. The debate is to be held at a moot courtroom in Cheng Yu Tung Tower at the University of ... ( read original story ...)