Commissioner Calls For Regulation Over Database Fears
The Privacy Commissioner has called on the government to regulate credit reference databases after finding breaches by a... Read more
Views Sought To Break Duopoly On Delivery Services
The Competition Commission said it’s launching a two-week consultation on proposed changes made by two leading online ... Read more
Giant Rubber Duck And Friend By Tamar From June 10
A giant rubber duck that bobbed around in Victoria Harbour 10 years ago will be back there from June 10, and this time w... Read more
Penultimate Year Uni Students Can Apply For Govt Jobs
The government on Thursday announced it will start accepting applications for civil service jobs from penultimate year u... Read more
New Rescue App Could 'hone In On Lost Hikers'
The founder of Hong Kong Outdoors has welcomed a new app the police plan to launch at the end of the year, which will us... Read more
Govt To Require Reporting Of Serious Child Abuse
Social workers, teachers, nurses and doctors will be required to report suspected cases of serious child abuse in future... Read more
HK To Ban Release Of Animals Into Unsuitable Habitats
The government on Wednesday said it plans to outlaw the releasing of animals into habitats where they are likely to suff... Read more
Official Rejects Calls For Annual Review Of Bus Fares
Commissioner for Transport Rosanna Law on Wednesday brushed aside suggestions that bus fares could be reviewed annually.... Read more
Police To Launch New Rescue App For Hikers
Police said on Wednesday that they'll tap artificial intelligence technology to track missing hikers with the launch of ... Read more
'Bus Firms Will Fare Better Now HK Is Normal Again'
Transport minister Lam Sai-hung on Wednesday played down concerns that Hong Kong's bus operators will soon be asking for... Read more
Heat Stress Warning Up For Second Day
Hong Kong on Wednesday woke up to more sweltering temperatures, with the very hot weather warning and the new amber heat... Read more
Govt Demands Apology From Amnesty Over Untrue Claims
The government on Tuesday urged Amnesty International to issue a "sincere apology" after the human rights group retracte... Read more
Covid No Longer An 'emergency' In Hong Kong: Govt
The government announced on Tuesday that it’s no longer treating Covid-19 as an “emergency”, as it lowered its res... Read more
Tender For Designated Garbage Bags Draws 45 Bids
The Environmental Protection Department said it has received 45 bids for a contract to manufacture garbage bags for use ... Read more
Bus Fares Still Affordable After Hike: Lam Sai-hung
Passengers are set to see bus fares go up by as much as 7 percent next month after the Executive Council approved a requ... Read more