COMMUNITY
Lands Department’s digital map products made free to public
LandsD opens up digital map products to the public for free. […]
Hong Kong
Horoscopes
April 2021 Horoscopes by RTHK Radio 3’s ‘Miss Adventure’: Friend To The Stars
Sadie Kaye updates her horoscopes for April. The publication of these horoscopes for April was delayed by unforeseen circumstances. Apology […]
TRANSPORT
It’s official: Sai Kung had the most roundabout accidents last year
Traffic engineer Julian Kwong ponders why there are so many accidents at roundabouts in Hong Kong. […]
COMMUNITY
City shamed by caged homes and subdivided flats, so Government sets out to apply Band-Aid
EDITORIAL: Latest taskforce delivers answers the government wanted, and does nothing for the most underprivileged in Hong Kong society. […]
ANIMAL WELFARE
Covid-19 and wildlife cruelty: Chinese Communist Party deserves pat on back followed by kick up backside
BUZZ takes a look at the current state of the wildlife trade. […]
ENTERTAINMENT
Singers from past and present to perform in virtual variety concert this week
Hong Kong Singers go virtual with 90th anniversary concert. […]
BOOKS
Rare find will captivate readers: History book that reads like a novel
Our book reviewer raves about Erik Larson’s new book, The Splendid and the Vile: A Saga of Churchill, Family, and Defiance During the Blitz. […]
COMMUNITY
Fibre-based network roll-out to remote areas gathers pace
Government updates Legco on roll-out of fibre optic broadband services to remote villages. […]
MUSIC
First Wild Boar Music Festival great success
The Underground’s Wild Boar Music Festival successfully took place at The Grounds, AIA Vitality Park on 14 March. […]
ENVIRONMENT
Dangerous neighbours will emerge in April as the weather warms up
It’s four years since we last posted a look at the dangerous snakes living amongst us in the Sai Kung area. We republish this story from April 2017 in the public interest. […]