PolyU Device To Make Children's Spine Scans Easier
Researchers at Polytechnic University have developed a portable ultrasound scanner for scoliosis, a sideways curvature o... Read more
Japan Protest Was Reckless, Admits HK Activist
Detained activist Alex Kwok has admitted that his protest at Japan's Yasukuni Shrine last December was "reckless", but s... Read more
Discrimination Against Mothers 'routine': Study
A survey released on Wednesday suggests it's not uncommon for employers to discriminate against women from poor families... Read more
Dedicated Team To Watch Infrastructure Costs
The government says a dedicated project management team will keep a lid on the huge costs associated with massive infras... Read more
Thousands March To Demand Better Work Conditions
Unionists, workers and concern groups from different political backgrounds joined forces to demand better working condit... Read more
Unseating James To From Extradition Panel 'legal'
House Committee chairwoman Starry Lee on Wednesday defended an attempt by the pro-establishment camp to seize control of... Read more
EAC Will Release Result Of Probe: Barnabas Fung
The Electoral Affairs Commission (EAC) said on Tuesday that it will publicise the results of its investigation into the ... Read more
Rural Body Vows To Appeal Small House Ruling
Rural body, the Heung Yee Kuk, said on Tuesday that it's decided to appeal a court ruling over the government's small ho... Read more
New Panel Mooted To Deal With Major Disasters
The government has proposed setting up a steering committee, to be led by the Chief Secretary, to coordinate preparatory... Read more
'Changing Panel Head Would Create Legal Problems'
Democratic Party lawmaker James To, who has presided over two meetings of a bills committee on extradition laws, warned ... Read more
Property Agent Jailed Over Gruesome Car Crash
A real estate agent was jailed for 15 months on Tuesday for knocking down a woman in his car, severing one of her legs a... Read more
Tourist In Court For Taping Taiwan Suspect's Trial
A mainland student was brought before a Hong Kong magistrate on Tuesday accused of taking photos and making a video duri... Read more
No Chair Yet, Pro-govt Side Want James To Removed
Pro-government lawmakers said on Tuesday that they had written to Legco's house committee urging it to rule that Abraham... Read more
Enact Law To Tackle Upskirt Photos: Law Commission
The Law Reform Commission has called for new laws to specifically target people who take upskirt pictures and other acts... Read more
Opposition Continues To Stall Bills Committee
Pro-democracy lawmakers resorted to various methods on Tuesday to stall a meeting of a Legco bills committee tasked with... Read more