FOOD & DRINK
Rising food prices gouge most families; shop at local stores and watch out for ‘shrinkflation’
Prices just keep going up. How can we cope? Roger Medcalf investigates. […]
Hong Kong
BOOKS
Battle of The Wits: Sadie Kaye versus Jay Oatway
Sai Kung’s own media maven, Sadie Kaye, returns with another Battle of The Wits, this time with Hongkonger Jay Oatway. […]
ANIMAL WELFARE
Cat Expo 2026: Lovers of fluffy felines to gather at Convention Centre
Roger Medcalf considers a conversation at the upcoming Cat Expo at the end of this month. […]
COMMUNITY
Fire Engineer Sam Fan brings BUZZ readers more information on fire safety concerns in old buildings, like those in Sai Kung
Sam Fan continues his series on fire safety in five-storey buildings, this time reporting on how the government is approaching the problems of those blocks with no owners’ associations. […]
BOOKS
‘London Falling’: Exposé of city’s venal underbelly after troubled kid jumps to his death
BUZZ book reviewer Trevor bailey is impressed by the latest book from Patrick Radden Keefe. […]
EDUCATION
Hong Kong teams, one from HKUST, head off to Underwater Robot World Championships in Canada
Hong Kong teams compete in their 21st Underwater Robot World Championships in Canada. […]
COMMUNITY
Hong Kong should ban children under 16 from social media – danger of self-harm, even suicide
With Australia and UK implementing a social media ban for under 16s, should Hong Kong do the same? A BUZZ Editorial
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ACCIDENTS AND CRIME
Car crashes head-on with taxi in Sai Kung, injuring six; the two drivers briefly trapped
Traffic accident near Po Le Che blocks Hiram’s Highway; six injured. […]
ANIMAL WELFARE
Dreadful low prosecution rate of animal cruelty cases: AFCD responds to BUZZ
Lack of government action enforcing existing law means that evil perverted individuals can torture or abuse animals with impunity. […]
ANIMAL WELFARE
Damning report on cruelty to animals issued by Ombudsman
It is obvious a high percentage of HK people love animals and a majority care for their welfare. Under the law any person convicted of cruelty to an animal can be jailed for three years and fined $200,000. The law is strong already; it is just not being enforced. […]