It is one of the unfortunate facts of life that sometimes we have to deal with high-conflict personalities. Andrew Forrest looks back at some he has known.
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Trevor Bailey discovers his new favourite author…. […]
The occasion is Royal Commonwealth Society Hong Kong’s charity concert, “An Evening of British Songs & Airs, Commonwealth Wines and Canapes” […]
Biodiversity across the globe is endangered by the illegal wildlife trade. Ecosystem collapse will be catastrophic to humanity. […]
It’s a good looking building, a rich blue in corrugated metal with just one sign clearly seen from the road, “Padel+”. What is it? A warehouse, a machinery shop; why the mystery? […]
“Those quantities are conservatively estimated to equate to the deaths of over 3000 elephants, 51 rhinos and 65,000 pangolins,” says Ms Whitfort, an associate professor of law at HKU. […]
Streets are closed off, bamboo theatre is crowded and noise fills the streets. Sai Kung celebrates the annual Tin Hau Festival in style. […]
This May and June, The Square is offering a fantastic 30% discount on all coffee! […]
In May through July, Delonix Regia, commonly known as the flame tree, turns on its flamboyant show. In Sai Kung, there are some near the sports stadium that are beginning to flower beautifully. […]
The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology says a large quake in the Manila Trench could create a wave 14.7 metres in height. Villages along the shoreline of the Sai Kung peninsula would be hard hit. […]
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