Govt To Step Up Testing Of Japanese Food Products
Secretary for Environment and Ecology Tse Chin-wan on Tuesday said the government aimed to step up testing of food produ... Read more
Govt Approves Plan To Turn Hotel Into Youth Hostel
The Home and Youth Affairs Bureau (HYAB) has approved a proposal from the Hong Kong United Youth Association to convert ... Read more
More Officials, Body Cameras To Help Tackle Littering
More government officers are set to be given the power to issue people with fines for littering, with some given body ca... Read more
Applicants Invited To Preview Blissful Place Flats
The Housing Society announced on Tuesday that applicants for its Senior Citizen Residences Scheme will be able to view f... Read more
All Franchised Bus Firms Seek To Raise Fares
All five franchised bus companies in Hong Kong have applied to bump up their fares. Kowloon Motor Bus has asked for p... Read more
HA Reports Two Facility Malfunction Incidents
The Hospital Authority (HA) has reported two more malfunction incidents at public hospitals, following a recent spate of... Read more
'SVB Collapse Will Affect Tech Investment In HK'
A local economist said on Monday that the failure of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) will not hit Hong Kong just yet, but its ... Read more
CUHK Finds Eye Drops Can Prevent Short-sightedness
The Chinese University on Monday said it has found that a type of low-concentration eye drops can prevent children from ... Read more
President's Speech Gives HK 'a Shot In The Arm'
Hong Kong’s sole delegate to the National People’s Congress Standing Committee (NPCSC), Starry Lee, says President X... Read more
HK's Future Is 'bright' With Central Govt Support
The nation's new premier Li Qiang on Monday brushed aside concerns that the SAR had become less competitive, saying its ... Read more
'Restaurants Won't Benefit As Much From New Vouchers'
A catering sector representative on Monday said he thinks Hongkongers will use less of their next government spending vo... Read more
'Mishandling Degradable Plastics Can Hurt Recycling'
The lack of regulatory standards for degradable plastics in Hong Kong could hamper recycling efforts and cause harm to t... Read more
Hospital Calls In Police Over Mystery Damage To Cable
Pok Oi Hospital on Sunday called in police after an incident involving a damaged power cable left a nurse requiring medi... Read more
Govt Rejects EU Officials Security Law Criticism
The government said on Sunday it firmly rejects what it calls the “scandalising of the criminal justice process” by ... Read more
Govt Open To Change On Dentists' Public Service Plan
Health minister Lo Chung-mau on Sunday said authorities have not decided on the length of mandatory public service for d... Read more