For 20 years Dawn had been trapped in a cage with catheters in her side. She had endured 7300 days in appalling conditions. After months of care by some of AA’s 250 employees Dawn slowly allowed herself to trust. […]
Gopark SaiSha is open with an attractive array of restaurants, particularly Bla Bla and Milk Cafe. […]
Resurrection Church will hold their traditional lessons and carols service on the Tin Hau Temple plaza, Sai Kung, on 22 December at 4:45 pm. […]
In view of the completion of the investigation and excavation on Port Island the closure of the entire area of Port Island within Plover Cove (Extension) Country Park, Sai Kung will be lifted from 12 December. […]
Sai Kung’s no-nonsense councillor Christine Fong Kwok-shan is as feisty as she is feminine. When she’s protesting it’s all or nothing: she’s quite capable of jumping into the sea, which she’s done before, or daubing herself with fake blood. […]
A new book, “Her Lotus Year”, tells the story of Wallis Simpson in China in the roaring twenties. Book reviewer Roger Medcalf takes a look. […]
Sai Kung publisher Guy Shirra will hold a book launching at noon on Saturday 30 November at La Verde, Sai Kung. His “More from a Barren Rock” will be on sale at the discounted price of $120. […]
Our book reviewer looks back at an inspiring life, well lived, with lessons for all of us. […]
Interested in acting? Interested in actors? Go along to The Hive, Sai Kung on Friday evening to meet five of Hong Kong’s up-and-coming actors – and get a free beer or wine. […]
Roger Medcalf reviews Guy Shirra’s new book taking a further look at tales from long ago. […]
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