CHARITY
One man and his dog – a love story
Catherine Lumsden writes about Buddy and his person, Rene; a happy dog story. […]
Articles by Editor
Horoscopes
October 2019 Horoscopes by RTHK Radio 3’s ‘Miss Adventure’: Friend To The Stars
October 2019 horoscopes by Miss Adventure – not to be taken too seriously. […]
PLANNING
18-storey housing towers near Shek Kong airfield will threaten safety of aircraft, Club says
Aircraft flying near Shek Kong will be endangered by a proposed housing development with 18-storey towers near the runway, the Hong Kong Aviation Club complains. […]
POLITICS
Deep-seated ills fostered by Government at root of protests; Common Law system will die: Judge
Henry Litton, former Permanent Judge of Hong Kong’s Court of Final Appeal gives his thoughts on the current situation. […]
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Hostage Hong Kong
Kim Salkeld, a former civil servant, resident in Hong Kong since 1980, gives his views on the current situation. […]
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Carrie Lam, you must tell Beijing a price has to be paid to keep P.L.A off our streets
Clinton Leeks, former Private Secretary to Governor Lord Wilson, gives his views on the current situation in Hong Kong. […]
EDITORIAL
Carrie Lam, unless you adopt new policies you will go down in history as a disastrous, weak, failed leader
Our Editor gives Carrie Lam some advice on how to proceed. […]
PETS & WILDLIFE
Crime syndicates in Hong Kong blamed for multi-billion-dollar wildlife trade threatening species extinction
In the past six years seizures in Hong Kong of illegal ivory, pangolin scales and rhino horn have equated to the deaths of 3,000 elephants, 96,000 pangolins and 51 rhinoceros. […]
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Poorly led police force has exacerbated already tense situation
Senior Superintendent (Ret.) Stuart McDouall writes of his concern over policing of the current protests. […]
COLUMNS
Lighten up, Hong Kong
Trevor Bailey thinks Hong Kong should lighten up a bit. […]