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. […]
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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”. […]
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Intermediate step on new minibuses to be phased out after a number of accidents
Seems someone in government had a bright idea, forced it on the operators and have now changed their minds after many accidents. So out they come. […]
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Arachnowhatsit
Some thoughts on spiders in the house – or just one in this case. […]
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Idiocy of some taxi drivers
This taxi driver is a dangerous fool. […]
ENVIRONMENT
Illegal occupation of country park camp sites: Residents respond
BUZZ recently reported a story concerning the overcrowding, and possible illegal occupation of, camp sites in the country parks (CPs). This situation and previous similar occurrences, by coincidence, also raised the interest of one of […]
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Pilots' perspective on financial woes of Cathay Pacific, once regarded as Hong Kong's own
We asked John Warham, the former CX captain who gave the airline 10 years of legal nightmares, for his perspective on the CX $2 billion loss. […]
BUSINESS
21 uniforms turn out in force to harass tiny Burger Deli as officials may be about to destroy another local business
The FEHD’s harassment of small businesses in Sai Kung continues, angering residents. Alert local Bill Lake took these photos of uniformed officials leaning on the couple who run Burger Deli, server of the tastiest burgers […]
COMMENTS
Negative Energy by Sadie Kaye
Negative Energy by Sadie Kaye Sai Kung resident Sadie Kaye graduated from Cambridge University in 1998 and rapidly became something of an international star. Her comic talent is entirely uninhibited. “My Life Asleep”, Sadie’s article […]
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The Big Picture by Tim Collard
What are senior Hong Kong officials scared of? Public opinion? No, they are scared of getting into trouble with their political masters in Beijing who, by the way, are very much less concerned about public opinion than about maintaining […]
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