Weibo users say selection of naturalised players who are making an impact for Hong Kong contrasts with those recruited by mainland China.
Hong Kong’s mental health advisory head says youth crisis is stabilising as students adapt to post-pandemic life
Students are slowly adapting to in-person learning, while principals have been working hard to construct a happier campus, says Dr Lam Ching-choi.
Hong Kong customs seizes liquid cocaine worth HK$490 million disguised as white wine in shipment from Brazil in biggest bust of the drug in 20 years
Two local men arrested in connection with the haul, which weighed 444kg and was hidden in red and white wine seaborne shipment.
Woman killed, 2 others hurt after Hong Kong double-decker bus and taxi collide at intersection
Citybus double decker travelling eastbound along Harbour Road in Wan Chai collided with cab at intersection with Fleming Road.
Hong Kong government scores zero for efforts to improve lives of poor children
2023 advocacy group poll shows no attempt made in areas like lack of independent statutory children’s rights committee.
Hong Kong children ‘embarrassed’ or ‘angry’ over parents posting information about them on social media, survey finds
More than 80 per cent of parents said they had posted about their children, but 43.4 per cent of children said it embarrassed them and 28 per cent ‘hated’ it.
Hong Kong’s Cathay Pacific defends relaxation of captain training criteria, says it targets short-haul pilots, but union casts doubts on move
Decision allows more pilots to be promoted to the rank of captain, potentially making the carrier more attractive to employees ...
Meet the new generation of Hong Kong’s part-time pastors serving God… and beverages
Hong Kong witnesses rise in ‘slash pastors’ as some preachers pursue part-time roles to spread their efforts across various callings and ventures.
Hong Kong customs seizes record HK$2.25 billion worth of cigarettes in 2023 as smugglers change tactics post-pandemic
Smugglers said to be using ‘merry-go-round’ tactic, moving black market cigarettes through different countries.
Hong Kong police arrest taxi driver for allegedly charging HK$100 for HK$27 ride during undercover operation
Police officer posing as customer hailed the taxi displaying an out-of-service sign, according to source familiar with matter.
VAR calls help UAE spoil Hong Kong’s Asian Cup return
Hong Kong's first Asian Cup match in over 55 years ended in a 3-1 defeat to the United Arab Emirates on Sunday, with the SAR on the wrong end of ...
AFC Asian Cup: Hong Kong face United Arab Emirates on return to big stage for first time since 1968
Hong Kong Kong go into the game with a lack of cover in the centre of defence, and head coach Jorn Andersen has named an attacking line-up with three upfront.
Hong Kong should enforce guidelines on pupil exercise time at school, mental health advisory head says
Under global and local guidelines, all pupils should exercise for at least an hour every day, but Lam says some schools failing to meet amount.
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