Student Duo To Fight Baptist University Charges
Two students who are facing disciplinary action over a protest about a Putonghua course at Baptist University said on Th... Read more
KMB Drops Part-time Drivers After Crash Outcry
Kowloon Motor Bus (KMB) said on Thursday that it had stopped offering shifts to part-time drivers after one of its buses... Read more
Catering Industry Smells A Good Time Ahead
A good economy and record-breaking gains made by the stock market are prompting more families to shell out generously ah... Read more
CE Praises Police And Their Dogs In CNY Greeting
Chief Executive Carrie Lam has used her message to welcome in the Year of the Dog to praise the police and their canine ... Read more
Two More Cops Get Nod To Appeal In Ken Tsang Case
Two more police officers – who were among seven jailed for assaulting activist Ken Tsang during the 2014 Occupy protes... Read more
HA Approves Sale Of 4,400 Subsidised Units
Some 4,400 subsidised flats will be put up for sale late next month, after the Housing Authority approved putting them o... Read more
Mainland Has First Human Case Of H7N4 Virus
The mainland has reported the first ever human infection of the H7N4 strain of bird flu. Hong Kong's health official... Read more
Peak Tram Fares To Climb From Next Month
The Peak Tram is raising fares by as much as 15 percent from next month. A round-trip ticket for an adult going to a... Read more
HK Now Has Political Screening For Polls: Lawyers
The Bar Association said on Wednesday that a High Court ruling affirming the power of election officials to bar would-be... Read more
Activists Accuse URA Of Secret Demolition Plan
Conservationists have accused the URA of secretly planning to demolish several historically valuable tenements in Centra... Read more
Govt Urged To Help Ethnic Minorities Learn Chinese
The Equal Opportunities Commission (EOC) is calling on the government to take concrete steps to improve the employment p... Read more
Court Upholds Live-in Rule For Domestic Helpers
The High Court has quashed a legal challenge against the mandatory live-in requirement for foreign domestic helpers. ... Read more
Lawmakers Call For Review Of EOC's Operations
The Legislative Council’s constitutional affairs panel on Wednesday passed a non-binding motion calling for an indepen... Read more
DAB Wants More Spending On Public In Budget
The DAB has urged the government to spend half of its budget surplus this year on the people. Members of the pro-go... Read more
Border Mall Fails To Attract Shops, Mainlanders
DAB lawmaker Wong Ting-kwong said on Wednesday that a pop-up mall built near the Lok Ma Chau border to attract mainland ... Read more