RTHK Show Purge Affecting Teaching Plans: Survey
The Professional Teachers’ Union (PTU) appealed to RTHK on Wednesday to reinstate programmes it has deleted from the i... Read more
Sung Wong Toi Station To Feature Unearthed Relics
The MTR Corporation said on Wednesday that archaeological discoveries unearthed during the construction of the new Sung ... Read more
Lucky Draw Not Politically Motivated: Regina Ip
The New People's Party (NPP) announced on Wednesday that it is offering prizes and vouchers worth HK$1 million in a luck... Read more
Appeal For Gay Games Help Riles Up Some Lawmakers
An appeal for the government to do more to help the planned staging of the Gay Games in Hong Kong next year has provoked... Read more
Mainland Migrants Aren't A Burden To Society: Study
The Society for Community Organisation on Wednesday said it hopes new research showing that relatively few new arrivals ... Read more
Hong Kong Reports Four Imported Covid Cases
Health authorities on Wednesday reported four new imported Covid-19 cases. One of the them – a 32-year-old man from... Read more
SJ Defends Idea Of Allowing Solicitors To Take Silk
Secretary for Justice Teresa Cheng on Wednesday dismissed concerns that her proposal to allow legal officers in her depa... Read more
Hong Kong's Financial System Remains Resilient: IMF
The International Monetary Fund said Hong Kong's financial system remains resilient to financial shocks despite the chal... Read more
Official Plays Down Accounting Sector's Concerns
The Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury, Christopher Hui, on Wednesday played down concerns that the gover... Read more
Former Legislator Philip Wong Dies, Aged 82
Former pro-Beijing lawmaker Philip Wong has died at the age of 82. It is understood that he was suffering from brain... Read more
All Schools Should Teach In Mandarin: Ronnie Chan
Billionaire businessman Ronnie Chan said on Wednesday that he hopes all schools in Hong Kong will primarily use Mandarin... Read more
Councillor Demands Reasons For June 4 Banner Removal
A pro-democracy district councillor on Wednesday demanded that authorities explain why they removed a banner he put up i... Read more
Civil Service Pay Freeze The Smoothest Option: Union
The Chinese Civil Servants' Association has welcomed a proposal to freeze the salaries of government staff for a second ... Read more
Woman, Boy Denied Bail Over 'seditious Leaflets'
A woman and a boy were remanded in custody on Tuesday after appearing in West Kowloon Court accused of handling out leaf... Read more
RTHK Accepted Warning Over Headliner, Court Told
Lawyers representing the Communications Authority said on Tuesday that a warning the body issued to RTHK over an episode... Read more