A pub quiz benefiting Catherine’s Puppies will be held at The Picture House on Thursday, 8 February. Quiz master Stuart Wadsworth will lead the performance as teams of four battle it out to see who is the smartest of them all. […]
An attractive line-up of musicians has been revealed by the District Office for the Jazz Festival on 3 February in the town centre. […]
You may know him well already for his many murals around Sai Kung town – Gary Yeung shares with us some beautiful sketches of our area. […]
French entrepreneur, Edouard Muller, has spent two years developing a digital business called HelperPlace to connect helpers and employers. […]
Trevor Bailey reviews Fire and Fury, an explosive bestseller by Michael Wolff, which gives an insight of the Donald Trump presidency, and the chaos that happens in the Oval Office. […]
A show celebrating Hong Kong heritage was staged on the forecourt of Tin Hau Temple on Saturday 13 February afternoon. […]
The stage is being set more than three weeks in advance for the annual Jazz Concert on the forecourt of the Tin Hau Temple. […]
Generation HK: Seeking Identity in China’s Shadow is a book written by Ben Bland, for people struggling to understand the rising political currents in Hong Kong. […]
A website called Duolingo can cut the time it will take you to reach basic competence in Chinese from 130 hours to 34. […]
The cost of posting an ordinary letter locally will rise from $1.70 to $2.00 on 1 January, the Hong Kong Post Office announced. This is the first postage stamp price rise in four years. The post office cited severe competition and increasing costs. […]
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