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Francis Choi, probably Sai Kung's wealthiest man, named in one of Hong Kong's biggest ever court cases

8 March 2018 Editor 0

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. […]

Jason Wordie offers chance for lovers of Sai Kung to learn more about heritage

7 March 2018 Editor 0

Author Jason Wordie will give a talk on Sai Kung history at The Hive next week (15 March). […]

Parking endangering life

6 March 2018 Editor 0

This is one of the worst examples of bad parking we can recall in Sai Kung. […]

Chairman George chops asking price for his building from $138m to $110m

6 March 2018 Editor 0

Chairman George Ng has dropped the price of his new Yi Chun St building. […]

Carnival 3.3: Entertaining and worthwhile, it left expats out in the cold

5 March 2018 Editor 0

The first Sai Kung Carnival 3.3, despite its rocky start, turned out to be an attractive event. […]

Fay Jai, Sai Kung's number one canine character

4 March 2018 Editor 0

For new residents we introduce Fay Jai, which means Little Fat Boy. He is now the town’s most popular dog since the passing of Yung Yung. […]

O Tau residents see red as developer aiming for $1.5 billion advances on them

3 March 2018 Editor 0

The illegal development at O Tau continues apace, with no government intervention. […]

Paul Letters and son create amusing podcast teaching kids history

3 March 2018 Editor 0

Father and son from Sai Kung launch online history project. […]

"Goes Frozen"

2 March 2018 Editor 0

The Lantern Festival falls on the 15th day of the 1st lunar month, which falls on 2 March this year. As early as the Western Han Dynasty (206 BC-AD 25), it had become a festival […]

Sai Kung Recycle Day 3 March

2 March 2018 Editor 0

Friends of Sai Kung in co-operation with Vision Sai Kung, will be running their monthly Sai Kung Recycle Day on Saturday 3 March in Man Yee Square from 9:00 am – 1:00 pm. […]