Hong Kong’s leading female cyclist, Lee is low on form and confidence in the omnium track discipline she is expected to tackle at her debut Games next month. And Lee said she was “tired and not in the ...
Hong Kong’s CLP Power apologises for early-hours electricity outage
Hong Kong electricity firm CLP Power has apologised after some Kowloon residents experienced an outage in the early hours, attributing it to “unstable weather” that affected its overhead supply system ...
Face Off: Should Hong Kong have suspended its waste-charging scheme?
One student argues in favour of suspension, saying Hong Kong was not ready for the plan, while another says it could help the city achieve carbon neutrality.
Hong Kong can learn from Singapore by buying flu vaccines for 2 hemispheres, expert says
Professor David Hui says shots designed for northern and southern hemispheres will bolster protection if city’s flu seasons run year-round.
Hosepipe bursts at Hong Kong’s Kai Tak MTR station, causing minor flooding
Online footage shows water gushing out from a fire hosepipe slot at the concourse, but train operations unaffected.
Hong Kong legislator seeks global insights in making it a web3 hub
Hong Kong legislator Johnny Ng is on a mission to transform Hong Kong into a global Web3 hub. To achieve this, he is seeking insights from Web3 builders all ...
2 newly elected committee members quit as security chief takes aim at Hong Kong journalists’ group
Outgoing Hong Kong Journalists Association chief stresses that membership is rigorously vetted and body remains representative.
Atlas Air had similar emergencies to case that shut Hong Kong runway; city in touch with US
US-based Atlas Air’s cargo jet burst two tyres landing in Hong Kong and airline suffered similar problems in South Korea and Los Angeles.
Hong Kong man arrested after domestic dispute leaves woman dead in Fanling
Hong Kong police have arrested a man involved in a domestic dispute that resulted in the death of a woman, 56, in Fanling. The force received a report from the man at 5.23pm on Saturday about a ...
Raging debate – Should Hong Kong charge higher fees for more expensive university courses like medicine?
As city imposes higher fees to counter rising costs, students and experts ask whether alternative structure may increase inequality ...
Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra music director Jaap van Zweden bows out in 2 programmes
The Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra is bidding farewell to Jaap van Zweden with a programme that reflects the legacy of its formidable music director.
80% of submissions on Hong Kong’s San Tin Technopole oppose plan amid environmental worries
More than 1,200 Hong Kong residents and groups have opposed a plan to build a technology hub near the city’s border with mainland China that will require fish ponds to be filled in, with the Town ...
The mosquito plague and how Hong Kong fought it with sprays, kerosene, and mosquito nets
Mosquitoes have long been a feature of life in Hong Kong and various methods have been devised to thwart the bloodthirsty pests, from kerosene in the drinking water to now-nostalgic nets.
10-car accident on Hong Kong bridge leaves 1 injured, some airport-bound lanes closed
A 10-car accident on Hong Kong’s Tsing Ma Bridge has left one person injured, with authorities closing some airport-bound lanes. Police said the accident at around 11.48am on Saturday mostly involved ...