Hong Kong community and human rights advocacy organisations are calling on Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to use his upcoming visit to China to advocate for a detained Australian citizen.
Last coronavirus restriction on travel between Hong Kong and mainland China dropped
Travellers on both sides of the Hong Kong-mainland China border welcome end of health declaration and predict move will cut queues.
Historian sacked from university in Hong Kong after immigration officials decide not to renew her visa
Government declines to comment on individual cases but stresses visa renewal applicants should avoid being flagged for security or criminal concerns.
Cathay Pacific flight turns back to Hong Kong after aircraft experiences ‘system anomaly’
Hong Kong’s flag carrier says flight CX315 left city for Madrid at 12.40am on Monday but returned at 2.46am, with no injuries recorded during the incident.
Hong Kong property: price decline could open door to young couples hunting for first homes, city’s Paul Chan says
Financial Secretary Paul Chan says decline in prices over past two years could help newlyweds and families find properties suitable for their needs.
Feature: Hong Kong, mainland healthcare professionals exchange brings mutual inspiration
"The mainland doctors who came to Hong Kong this time have rich experience and are fluent in Cantonese. They have quickly adapted to the working life of Hong Kong hospitals," Yeung Yiu-cheong, deputy ...
How Hong Kong embraced movies about a cartoon pig, McDull, that celebrated the city and the never-say-die spirit of its people
My Life as McDull, animated movie about a humdrum pig, charmed Hong Kong film-goers with the character’s hard work and persistence. Sequels of varying quality followed.
Mainland Chinese employment agents offer to secure dishwasher jobs in Hong Kong for 25,000 yuan fee
Post reporter posing as mainland jobseeker contacts Chinese employment agents; Hong Kong lawmaker warns mainlanders to be wary of such job offers.
Face Off: Should autonomous vehicles be widely adopted to improve road safety in Hong Kong?
Each week, two readers debate a hot topic in a showdown that does not necessarily reflect their personal viewpoints. This week, they discuss whether self-driving cars would improve lives for drivers ...
Hong Kong university sacks Tiananmen scholar after visa denied
A Hong Kong university has fired a professor who researches China's deadly 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown after the city denied her a visa extension.Rowena He was an associate professor of history at ...
Police arrest 2 in Hong Kong on suspicion of animal cruelty after birds attacked in separate incidents
In one case, police were alerted after a man was seen throwing stones at an egret at Tsing Yi Promenade, leaving the bird unable to fly.
‘Dire situation’: Hong Kong authorities urged to show compassion to seriously ill asylum seekers who need life-saving treatment
Sometimes I wake up and I am blind in my left eye. My sight comes back eventually, but it is terrifying,’ says Egyptian woman diagnosed with hemiplegia.
Hong Kong, Facing an Exodus, Offers Money for Babies
The city is grappling with an exodus of citizens and a plummeting birthrate. Its solution: Subsidize baby-making.
Hong Kong authorities allowed to ask for extra time to come up with framework for recognising same-sex partnerships if needed, top court rules
Court of Final Appeal grants request by justice secretary for leeway on applying for an extension of time limit on establishing mechanism.