Penalise Cabbies Who Misuse Cameras: Taxi Council
The chairman of the Hong Kong Taxi Council has urged the government to bring in rules to regulate the use of cameras ins... Read more
Acrimony Ends Panel Meeting On Extradition Laws
The first meeting of the bills committee that is vetting the controversial extradition legislation amendments ended with... Read more
Pan-dems Moot Extradition Bill With Sunset Clause
In a joint bid on Tuesday, 24 pan-democratic lawmakers called on the government to table a separate extradition rule ame... Read more
'Tighter Rules Needed To Regulate Taxi Cameras'
Civic Party lawmaker Jeremy Tam has warned that guidelines currently being drawn up by the government to regulate camera... Read more
Drugs Worth HK$11mn Seized From Sheung Shui Flats
Police have seized cocaine and ice worth HK$11 million from two apartments in Sheung Shui, arresting three men in connec... Read more
Journalists Told Independence Is Taboo: HKJA
One in five journalists in the territory have been ordered by their superiors to cut down or withdraw reports about Hong... Read more
Paul Tse Vows To Keep Order If Elected Panel Chair
Pro-establishment lawmaker Paul Tse, who is expected to chair a Legco bills committee that will examine proposed extradi... Read more
HK Multimillionaires Turning To Overseas Property
Hong Kong dollar multimillionaires are increasingly eyeing up property overseas amid fears prices in the SAR will drop i... Read more
Beijing Lifts Some Curbs On HK Filmmakers
Beijing has relaxed some of the restrictions currently in place for Hong Kong films across the border, with local offici... Read more
People Want Extradition Law To Be Retroactive: CE
Chief Executive Carrie Lam says society will not accept planned amendments to extradition laws unless they apply retroac... Read more
Suspect Arrested Over Sham Shui Po Shooting
Police have arrested a man in connection with Friday's shooting in Sham Shui Po. The 34-year-old suspect is accused o... Read more
Legco Secretariat Colluding With Govt: Opposition
The convenor of the pan-democratic camp, Claudia Mo, has accused the Legislative Council secretariat of “colluding” ... Read more
Some Kitchen Paper Towels 'too Dirty For Food'
Kitchen paper towels might not be as clean and hygienic as they look, the Consumer Council has warned, saying its tests ... Read more
Don't Get Tied Into Knots At Hair Salons: Watchdog
The Consumer Council has advised people to be careful when subscribing to prepaid treatment packages at hair salons. ... Read more
HK Helper Sacked For Having Cancer Wins Damages
A domestic worker in Hong Kong sacked after a cancer diagnosis was awarded damages by the Labour Tribunal on Monday. ... Read more