Wayne Parfitt, who has died of cancer, may have been the most successful expatriate restaurant chain owner Hong Kong has ever seen. […]
Here are brief portrayals of the Security for Security, Commissioner of Police and Assistant Commissioner for Operations. All have attended police and university courses on the Chinese mainland for training, familiarisation or indoctrination depending on your political viewpoint. […]
Government finally rolls out fibre optic broadband subsidy scheme after two year delay. […]
The recent heavy rain has turned parts of the sea around LOHAS Park Tseung Kwan O into a lake of yellow mud. […]
Charming events will be happening daily on the Central Harbourfront from 26 June until 1 September. Your children will be entertained and inspired by the shows and games. […]
The D-Day commemorations in Britain and France were emotive for so many watching around the world. What was happening in Hong Kong at the same time, 75 years ago? […]
One day you will be able to hop around Hong Kong building to building by air taxi. It is only a question of when. […]
Dangerous cans of coffee beans withdrawn from sale by Centre for Food Safety. […]
Hongkong’s rotten real estate market skewers our whole society for the benefit of a few, super-rich developers and the detriment of many, ie all the rest of us. David Webb proposes a way forward. […]
Trevor Bailey reports on his experience of a seven-day cruise through the Norwegian fjords. […]
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