'Amended Race Equality Law Will Protect Mainlanders'
The chairman of the Equal Opportunities Commission, Ricky Chu, said on Thursday that planned amendments to the city's eq... Read more
City University Starts Selling Milk From Its Own Herd
In a first for a local university, City University will be selling fresh milk on its Kowloon Tong campus from Thursday. ... Read more
Declaration Rules For Public Flats To Be Tightened
The Housing Authority on Wednesday said it will tighten declaration rules for public housing tenants, including requirin... Read more
Covid Has Reached Its Peak: Acting Health Chief
Acting Health Secretary Libby Lee said on Wednesday that Covid has reached its peak, and the number of infections will g... Read more
Every Hongkonger Must Work To Welcome Tourists: Govt
Hong Kong needs to rebuild its image as a hospitable place with good services and every resident has a responsibility to... Read more
HK Visa Applicants Must Soon Declare Any Convictions
People coming to work or study in Hong Kong will soon have to declare any criminal convictions as part of their visa app... Read more
Cathay Incident Damages HK's Reputation: CE
Chief Executive John Lee has expressed deep disappointment and indignation over claims of discrimination against Cathay ... Read more
Firefighters Probe Blaze At San Po Kong Garage
Firefighters are investigating the cause of a garage fire in San Po Kong on Tuesday night during which several explosion... Read more
Cathay Sacks Three Cabin Crew Over Discrimination Row
Cathay Pacific on Tuesday fired three of its flight attendants over claims of discrimination against passengers who don'... Read more
HK Organs Unlikely To End Up On The Mainland: HA
The Hospital Authority (HA) on Tuesday said organs donated by Hong Kong citizens are unlikely to end up on the mainland ... Read more
Cathay Suspends Crew Accused Of Discrimination
Cathay Pacific has apologised and suspended a number of flight attendants over claims of discrimination against passenge... Read more
DOJ To Get More Power To Challenge NSL Acquittals
Hong Kong's prosecutors will be given more opportunities to appeal against any acquittals in national security trials, u... Read more
School Banned From Running Private Primary One Class
The Education Bureau has ruled out private classes as an alternative survival plan for a Wong Tai Sin primary school, sa... Read more
Housing Authority Mulls Tighter Public Flat Rules
Hong Kong's main provider of subsidised rental homes is looking to shake up its rules for ensuring that cheap flats only... Read more
CE Tells Officials To Prevent Travel Subsidy 'abuse'
Chief Executive John Lee said on Tuesday that government departments need to step up efforts to prevent abuse of a trans... Read more