When Psyche Chong, Sai Kung’s painting lawyer, woke one morning last month she wondered why her alarm had not gone off. Cries of the neighbour’s baby had roused her from sleep at 8.15am. She reached for one of the […]
On the waterfront facing Port Shelter and Sai Kung the University of Science and Technology operates an air monitoring station called a “supersite”. It records the air pollution we all breathe in month by month. […]
HKUST professor Andy “Windy” Miller has succumbed to primeval instincts and become a Viking. The cuddly eccentric formally adopted his fierce new persona at the “Up Helly Aa” (See You in Hell) fire festival in the […]
An occasional gallery of characters, animals and scenes from around our garden by the sea from photo-journalist Bruce Foreman, who lives at Ta Ho Tun. Bruce Foreman is an Australian photo-journalist who lives at Ta Ho Tun. […]
Sailability, the Saikung-based charity, reports its crowd-funding day raised $133,847 on March 14. The yachting-for-the-disabled volunteer group is seeking $1 million in a 30-day campaign ending mid-April. Operating at the Hebe Haven Yacht Club, the […]
Over 50 Grasshoppers, Beaver Scouts, Cub Scouts and Scouts living in Sai Kung, Clearwater Bay and Ma On Shan joined in the biggest event of the year in the English-speaking Scouting calendar on March 6, […]
Wong Keng Tei resident Mark Taylor is overseeing the Central Harbourfront Event Space where the equestrian ballet, Cavalia, has just launched and is galloping this month. Mark is the former Technical Director for the Leisure […]
Wong Keng Tei resident Mark Taylor is overseeing the Central Harbourfront Event Space where the equestrian ballet, Cavalia, has just launched and is galloping this month. Mark is the former Technical Director for the Leisure […]
SKIP kindergarten will hold its first “Purple Cake Day” on Saturday, April 25, Manager Claire Ford said. It will start with a family and friends walk along a trail marked in purple. The walk, suitable for under […]
The Hoi Ha rezoning that envisages 84 new houses highlights a worrying pattern repeated all over Sai Kung, according to Friends of Sai Kung Chairman John Wright. The Government is using “spurious figures” of estimated demand “made up […]
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