SCIENCE
After long dry spell, have our frogs croaked?
Trevor Bailey ponders what the noise is all about. Ribbit, ribbit….. […]
Articles by Editor
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Highways Department remove Tui Min Hoi roadside shrine
Tui Min Hoi residents up in arms at removal of roadside shrine. […]
OBITUARIES
In memory of father of marine ecological conservation in Hong Kong
Father of Hong Kong’s Marine Parks and noted conservationist and marine ecologist Prof Brian Morton is remembered by Dr Winnie Tang. […]
BOOKS
B777 captain gives his assessment of new book on “The Disappearing Act” of MH370
A B777 captain reviews a new book on the doomed flight of MH370. […]
BUSINESS
Grand old Duke of York marches on, making Sai Kung history
Duke of York re-opens after lockdown; BUZZ celebrates its survival. […]
ANIMAL WELFARE
History repeats itself; please help Sai Kung Stray Friends Foundation
Narelle Pamuk makes a heartfelt plea for donations to make up the shortfall in income owing to the pandemic. […]
COMMUNITY
Sai Kung forever! No townies!
Sai Kung District Council to impose $1000 fine on all townies coming into Sai Kung from 1 April. […]
ANIMAL WELFARE
Misguided pet owners walking dogs in prams, bags or harnesses are being unwittingly cruel
Trevor Bailey takes a pot-shot at pet owners who won’t walk their dog. […]
EDITORIAL
Does Carrie Lam play politics with our health? Evidence mounts there is a case to answer
Evidence mounts daily that Carrie Lam and her administration may have played politics with our health. It is too early to tell, but there does appear to be a case to be answered. […]
COLUMNS
Spitfires over Hong Kong
Our regular columnist, The Silver Eagle, takes a look at the last flight of the iconic Spitfire – in Hong Kong. And musings on Hong Kong’s current status in the world. […]