COLUMNS
Lighten up, Hong Kong
Trevor Bailey thinks Hong Kong should lighten up a bit. […]
Articles by Editor
EDITORIAL
Violence must stop now or rioters may face thousands of soldiers with real bullets
Dear Protestors Do you want the People’s Liberation Army patrolling our streets? They won’t have rubber bullets and beanbags in their guns. Would you like to see the Chinese Communist Party crush Hong Kong? Because […]
COLUMNS
Planes, Trains and Climate Change
RTHK’s Miss Adventure gives BUZZ a few rancid nuggets from her commentary on Boris Johnson’s first week as Prime Minister… […]
Horoscopes
August 2019 Horoscopes by RTHK Radio 3’s ‘Miss Adventure’: Friend To The Stars
August horoscopes by Miss Adventure – not to be taken too seriously. […]
SPONSORED FEATURE
Real estate worth $226 million goes on market as Marco Ma wins four sole agency deals
Marco Ma’s Eastmount Property Agency Ltd has won sole agency rights to sell four houses with total value of $266 million. […]
EDITORIAL
Carrie will be forced out; police too slow and soft with mobsters: Hong Kong needs restraint and peace
Editorial: Hardcore protesters should have been dealt with earlier. Carrie Lam must resign. […]
Horoscopes
July 2019 Horoscopes by RTHK Radio 3’s ‘Miss Adventure’: Friend To The Stars
Sadie Kaye ponders our readers’ month ahead – not to be taken too seriously. […]
ENVIRONMENT
Parrot fish on the menu
When is a parrot fish not a parrot fish? As a consumer, you should do ‘due diligence’ and keep your supplier honest. Then you can make a difference. […]
POLITICS
Who’s behind tougher police handling of young protesters? Security Bureau and Police officers indoctrinated in China – updated
Here are brief portrayals of the Security for Security, Commissioner of Police and Assistant Commissioner for Operations. All have attended police and university courses on the Chinese mainland for training, familiarisation or indoctrination depending on your political viewpoint. […]
FEATURES
How can the stinking swamp that is Hong Kong property market be cleaned up? Here’s one way
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. […]