The D-Day commemorations in Britain and France were emotive for so many watching around the world. What was happening in Hong Kong at the same time, 75 years ago? […]
Carrie Lam formally opens the refurbishment of Sharp Island Pier – and gets a petition from local District Councillor Christine Fong. […]
Yacht hits Sai Kung Pier near lighthouse – 37 rescued. […]
The bike parking bays in Mei Yu Street will be suspended from 10 – 13 June. […]
Hiram’s Highway blocked at Marina Cove after seven-seat van bursts into flames. […]
One day you will be able to hop around Hong Kong building to building by air taxi. It is only a question of when. […]
Sampan and dragon boat set on fire, five injured in truck accident, and a small boy rescued from drowning. […]
Ever-popular Rock School is back for the summer. […]
Dangerous cans of coffee beans withdrawn from sale by Centre for Food Safety. […]
Hongkong’s rotten real estate market skewers our whole society for the benefit of a few, super-rich developers and the detriment of many, ie all the rest of us. David Webb proposes a way forward. […]
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