In Protest-hit HK, Exams Top Students' Woes: Poll
Despite the political problems that have been engulfing Hong Kong, a recent poll has found the main worries among a majo... Read more
Satire, Politics Stripped From Lunar New Year Fairs
Hong Kong's Lunar New Year fairs will be all flowers and food next year, after the government announced on Thursday that... Read more
Boy Found Guilty Over Carrying Laser Pointer
A 16-year-old was found guilty on Thursday of possessing offensive weapons near a protest site, with a magistrate findin... Read more
Postponing Polls Would Be More Divisive: Academic
A political analyst said on Thursday that the situation in Hong Kong is not dangerous enough to warrant cancelling this ... Read more
Woman Found Dead After Tai Wai Flat Fire
A woman has been found dead and two other people have been injured after a fire broke out in Tai Wai on Thursday morning... Read more
CUHK Graduation Ceremony Cut Short After Protest
Face masks, protest slogans and a march on campus marked a graduation ceremony of the Chinese University of Hong Kong (C... Read more
Govt: Keep Politics Out Of Judicial Appointments
The Hong Kong government has accused a committee of British lawmakers of attempting to politicise judicial appointments,... Read more
Scuffles As Tensions Run High At HKUST Forum
Scuffles broke out between local students and those from the mainland as the president of the Hong Kong University of Sc... Read more
RTHK Union Rejects Court Injunction Bid
The RTHK Programme Staff Union said on Wednesday that it has decided against applying for an injunction to protect journ... Read more
'Blocked Roads Delayed Ambulance In Tseung Kwan O'
The Fire Services Department (FSD) said blocked roads in the vicinity of a car park in Tseung Kwan O, where a university... Read more
FTU Urges HK$100mn Plan To Get Locals Touring HK
The Federation of Trade Unions has urged the government to fork out HK$100 million to boost local tourism by subsiding r... Read more
Police Too Must Mind Their Words, Warns Govt
The Secretary for the Civil Service, Joshua Law, told legislators on Wednesday that recent reminders to civil servants t... Read more
Bid For Adjournment Debate On Poll Violence Rejected
The president of Legco on Wednesday rejected a bid for an adjournment debate on district council election-related violen... Read more
A Sound Way To Explore Hong Kong's Natural Melody
Remember that bird call you heard over the din of the city and wondered which bird that was? If you thought that kin... Read more
Teachers Who Incite Protests May Be Struck Off: Govt
Education Secretary Kevin Yeung on Wednesday warned teachers not to encourage their students to take part in protests or... Read more