Court Quashes Same-sex Civil Service Benefits
The Court of Appeal has overturned a gay civil servant's legal victory which had forced the SAR government to grant civi... Read more
Trial Runs Made To Test Out West Kowloon Station
The MTR Corporation told lawmakers on Friday that it has conducted trial runs involving 400 people to test out its syste... Read more
Filmmakers Furious Over Prop-money Convictions
Local filmmakers have reacted angrily to a court ruling on Thursday in which two men were found guilty after fake cash u... Read more
Photo Accused Suggests Witnesses Imagined Events
The trial of a mainlander accused of criminal contempt of court has opened in the High Court, with the defendant, Tang L... Read more
Many Young Smokers Feel Depressed, Finds HKU Study
A Hong Kong University study has found that two out of every five young smokers in the city show signs of having depress... Read more
MTR Urged To Probe Construction Flaw Report
The MTR faced more calls of action on Thursday over reports about the flawed platform construction in Hung Hom. The... Read more
Protests Planned Near Vigil Venue On June 4
Police on Thursday said they will take all necessary steps to maintain peace on June 4 after two groups informed them of... Read more
Hong Kong Establishes Children's Commission
After years of non-stop campaigning by concern groups, the government has officially set up a Children's Commission to s... Read more
Nine More Jailed Over 2016 Mong Kok Riots
The District Court has jailed nine people found guilty of rioting charges over the Mong Kok unrest in 2016, while a teen... Read more
Duo Guilty In Film-prop Notes Case, But Not Jailed
Two men arrested with fake money used as movie props were found guilty on Thursday of possessing counterfeit notes, but ... Read more
Bust Of Liu Xiaobo Placed In Times Square
Pro-democracy activists on Thursday placed a bust of the deceased Nobel Peace Prize laureate Liu Xiaobo at Times Square ... Read more
Meat-gobbling HK Adding To World Pollution: Study
Hong Kong residents gobble down four times more meat than the whole of UK every day and this is making them one of the w... Read more
'Subsidised Flats Next To Private Ones A Bad Idea'
The chairman of the Housing Society, Marco Wu, said on Thursday that if public-private partnerships are going to be used... Read more
New Sports Facility Booking Rules To Stop 'gangs'
The Leisure and Cultural Services Department said on Thursday that new measures will be rolled out to combat "queuing ga... Read more
Govt Aims To Increase Medical School Seats
The government said on Thursday that it plans to increase the number of places at the city's medical schools to tackle a... Read more