Sai Kung

Toughest teenager in town: After success in New Zealand Brindy aims for World Ju-Jitsu Championship

9 September 2018 rmedcalf 0

Sai-Kunger Brindy Mason wins New Zealand Ju-Jistu Championship. […]

An occasional roundup of happenings and other miscellanies

7 September 2018 Erithacus 0

Lots of stories this time round: the Po Tung Road accident, a Ho Chung drunk driver, stores opening and closing, and electrical waste dumping. […]

Man knocked over and injured outside Lok Yuk Kindergarten

5 September 2018 rsbradbeer 0

Another accident on a dangerous pedestrian crossing […]

The Sha Tau Kok Incident 1967

4 September 2018 Editor 0

Guy Shirra gives a personal recollection and reflection on the 1967 incident at Sha Tau Kok during the Cultural Revolution. […]

The Importance of Doing What We’re Bad At

3 September 2018 Editor 0

Sai Kung broadcaster, writer, actress and film-maker Sadie Kaye takes a look at suicide and how to take a new path. […]

Another case of Legionnaires’ Disease in Sai Kung

3 September 2018 rsbradbeer 0

A man from Marina Cove is diagnosed with Legionnaires’ Disease […]

Macau’s House of Shame: Good news and bad news on 533 greyhounds

1 September 2018 rmedcalf 0

More than 30 of the 533 dogs still left at the old Macau Canidrome are ill and separated in quarantine. Vets are checking the health of the other dogs and giving them medicine where necessary. When the health checks are complete the dogs will be available for adoption. […]