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. […]
Articles by Editor
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. […]
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. […]
COMMUNITY
Are Hong Kongers ready to ride it out?
Gobee.bike has gone. Christine Fong looks at some of the reasons behind its demise, and asks “What’s going to happen to all the old bikes”. […]
ANIMAL WELFARE
For the love of a dog
It’s all about giving a shelter dog some affection, cuddles, walks and a few treats! […]
COLUMNS
Remove these ugly and unnecessary plastic trellis fences
Guy Shirra asks why LCSD insists on using cheap, ugly, fencing around Sai Kung’s flower beds. […]
ENVIRONMENT
Two persons convicted for illegal disposal of construction waste in Tseung Kwan O and Sai Kung
More convictions for illegal waste dumping in a public carpark and on the roadside. […]
PETS & WILDLIFE
Police file SK RN 180013375: The case of Bonnie and her run-in with the law
Senior Inspector Michael Lai takes a break from his duties as Sai Kung operations chief to tell the story of Bonnie’s run-in with the law. […]
COUNTRY REPORTS
Francis Choi, probably Sai Kung's wealthiest man, named in one of Hong Kong's biggest ever court cases
The man who is likely to be Sai Kung’s richest has been ensnared in a court case involving allegations of fraud of up to $4 billion. […]
PEOPLE
Jason Wordie offers chance for lovers of Sai Kung to learn more about heritage
Author Jason Wordie will give a talk on Sai Kung history at The Hive next week (15 March). […]