Suspects faked 33 traffic accidents to fraudulently claim around HK$2 million from government’s Traffic Accident Victims Assistance Scheme ...
154 arrested in Hong Kong as police crack down on internet, phone scammers
Hong Kong police have arrested 154 people in a three-week crackdown on fraudsters who used internet and phone scams to cheat their victims out of more than HK$280 million. In swoops on scamming ...
Hong Kong will not restore land-sale scheme axed in 2013, official says
Mechanism allowed developers to apply for sites listed by the government and offer a minimum price, triggering a public auction or tender.
Hong Kong animal charities call for stricter penalties for dog poisoning
SPCA and Team for Animals in Lantau South say harsher penalties are needed to deter criminals after former Miss Hong Kong loses two of her dogs.
Oysters linked to illnesses in Hong Kong and Finland
Authorities in Hong Kong have issued a warning following reports of people falling sick after eating oysters from France. The Centre for Food Safety (CFS) of the Food and Environmental Hygiene ...
Attracting visitors to Hong Kong’s lesser-known districts with art – what to know about Design District Hong Kong
Often overlooked by tourists, Tsuen Wan and Sha Tau Kok might just rise up the bucket-list rankings thanks to outdoor artworks by En Iwamura and Vivian Ho.
Hong Kong’s giant pandas appear as guides in new tourism video
Tourism Board says promotional clip will begin airing on various TV stations from Saturday and announces robust visitor numbers for November.
Hong Kong’s Mirror to headline Kai Tak Sports Park’s first concert, testing venue’s readiness
Hong Kong’s Kai Tak Sports Park is set to hold its first concert on Friday as a test event, with a star-studded line-up expected to entertain the 5,500-strong crowd. The “Chill Keng Music Festival” ...
Hong Kong football star Chan reveals ‘weird and empty’ feeling after struggles with form
Midfielder Philip Chan scored twice against Guam after getting back into Hong Kong team, wants to regain regular spot in ‘more technical’ side.
Xi lays out 4 demands for Macau, Hong Kong to keep prospering – as it happened
Xi has officiated at the swearing-in of former top judge Sam Hou-fai as the city’s new leader and 10 top officials at the Macau East Asian Games Dome. The new administration has ...
Ex-UBS Banker Agostinelli Exits Hedge Fund Ghisallo in Hong Kong
Carlo Agostinelli, a managing director at hedge fund Ghisallo Capital Management in Hong Kong, has left the firm after just over a year, people with knowledge of the matter said, asking not to be ...
How Hong Kong schools are going beyond academics to help students cultivate a charitable spirit
Through partnerships with NGOs, students are being taught the importance of connecting with and giving back to their local communities.
From Flower Markets To Temples, Navigate Life Like A Local In Hong Kong
The best way to explore a new travel destination is to take note of how locals make full use of their hometown. In Hong Kong, it’s all about embracing its melting pot of culture, urban planning and ...
Hong Kong hospitals to clarify facts, tell patients before revealing blunders
Hospital Authority revises guidelines for disclosing medical blunders, saying it sometimes ‘rushed’ announcements.