FEATURES
The Sha Tau Kok Incident 1967
Guy Shirra gives a personal recollection and reflection on the 1967 incident at Sha Tau Kok during the Cultural Revolution. […]
Year: 2018
FEATURES
The Importance of Doing What We’re Bad At
Sai Kung broadcaster, writer, actress and film-maker Sadie Kaye takes a look at suicide and how to take a new path. […]
HEALTH
Another case of Legionnaires’ Disease in Sai Kung
A man from Marina Cove is diagnosed with Legionnaires’ Disease […]
ANIMAL WELFARE
Macau’s House of Shame: Good news and bad news on 533 greyhounds
More than 30 of the 533 dogs still left at the old Macau Canidrome are ill and separated in quarantine. Vets are checking the health of the other dogs and giving them medicine where necessary. When the health checks are complete the dogs will be available for adoption. […]
ACCIDENTS AND CRIME
Drunk driver flees scene of accident on Clear Water Bay Road
Drunk driver flees scene of accident on Clear Water Bay Road. Driver of hit car taken to hospital. […]
OPINIONS
Who’s feet go where? A problem with economy seats on Cathay Pacific’s newly configured Boeing 777-300 ER
Jill Lessiter recounts a plane ride from hell on a newly configured CX 777. […]
PETS & WILDLIFE
Tough granny in tussle with two snakes who picked wrong BBQ grill to hide in
Ex-Sai Kung resident submits video showing us how they deal with pythons in Australia. […]
ACCIDENTS AND CRIME
Three Mainland fishermen sentenced for illegal fishing off Sai Kung
Illegal trawling off Conic Island lands three mainland fishermen with four weeks imprisonment. […]
ACCIDENTS AND CRIME
‘Lovely little girl will never see her fifth birthday’: Police consider whether mother and driver should be charged
Police consider their options over death of 4-year-old child on Clear Water Bay Road. […]
ACCIDENTS AND CRIME
Five alleged culprits in Sai Kung burglary spree to face magistrate
Suspects in Sai Kung crime spree to appear in court on 4 September. […]