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[ 6 April 2025 ] Send your child to Sai Kung’s newest gym where martial arts champion will teach them self-discovery and instill new confidence SPONSORED FEATURE
[ 19 April 2025 ] Silverstrand Bay house burgled; the two thieves fled to the hillside; losses are yet to be counted ACCIDENTS AND CRIME
[ 17 April 2025 ] Clearwater Bay Golf and Country Club to host athletics event in support of youth empowerment CHARITY
[ 16 April 2025 ] ‘Open your heart’: Zen, Master Chang and the charms of Kadoorie Farm ANIMAL WELFARE
[ 15 April 2025 ] ‘Where the Crawdads Sing’: If you’re a nature lover, this book will capture your heart BOOKS
[ 13 April 2025 ] Stuart McDouall: Policeman’s memoir bursts with revelations, intriguing anecdotes and warm-hearted humanity BOOKS

Government knows best?

29 August 2017 Editor 0

A personal rant by Guy Shirra. […]

Our Town Now

25 August 2017 rmedcalf 0

New name for ex-Steamers:
“I didn’t spill a drop”:
Burger battles:
New craft beer bar for Old Town.
Our intrepid correspondent brings you all the gossip. […]

21 grams, a poem by Psyche Chong

21 April 2017 robbibradbeer 0

A poem telling the story and a mystery found in the same month 110 years ago – by Psyche Chong A coffee break story telling about a mysterious finding on 10th April a century ago[i], […]

Why are modern appliances so difficult to repair?

2 April 2017 rsbradbeer 0

When I got married, 25 years ago, my colleagues gave us a dishwasher as a wedding present; we are still using it. Last year I had to throw away a washing machine that was only […]

Tiger Dragon Wheel, poem by Psyche Chong

1 April 2017 robbibradbeer 0

A poem by Psyche Chong, owner of So Soul Hub & Gallery […]

A Kitchen Sham, poem by Psyche Chong

18 March 2017 Editor 0

This poem by Psyche Chong was inspired by the Chief Executive candidates debate. A Pak Kong resident, Psyche owns the So Soul Hub & Gallery on Po Tung Rd. A KITCHEN SHAM In last night’s […]

Gentleman-about-town Russell Clarke Smith has been taken ill. Seriously, we fear. Russell was one of the town’s quiet presences often seen sitting outside Steamers or in the window at Poets with a small beer, one of the few […]

IAIN LAFFERTY: The Revolution Will Not Be Televised

12 March 2016 robbibradbeer 0

Did I miss a meeting or something, because as far as I’m aware, the great travelling public of Hong Kong were never consulted over the introduction of television screens into the minibus fleet? Consequently a […]

NICOLA NEWBERY: 20th Anniversary of moving to Hoi Ha Village in February 1996

9 February 2016 robbibradbeer 0

This month is something of a milestone for me. 20 years ago, on my 40th birthday, I moved into the village of Hoi Ha at the far end of Sai Kung Country Park. With a baby on […]

IAIN LAFFERTY: Anarchy in the SK

9 February 2016 rmedcalf 0

At my Sai Kung bus stop there has appeared, almost overnight, about a dozen chairs intended for passengers to rest on while they wait for the increasingly irregular bus service to Ho Chung. It is […]