'Benny Tai Moved To Maximum Security Prison'
Jailed Occupy Central founder Benny Tai was on Monday transferred to the maximum security Shek Pik Prison to serve his j... Read more
Protest Organisers Say 130,000 Joined March
Protesters were rallying outside government headquarters in Admiralty on Sunday night, after tens of thousands snaked th... Read more
Thousands Take To Street Over Extradition Law
Thousands of people have taken to the street for a second time in a month to protest against the government's proposed c... Read more
Junius Ho Says Occupy Leaders Showed No Remorse
Pro-Beijing lawmaker Junius Ho has called for "much heavier" sentences for the nine Occupy movement leaders, accusing th... Read more
Learn From Singapore On Housing: Chinachem CEO
The chief executive officer of property development firm, Chinachem, Donald Choi, says the government should consider fo... Read more
Taiwanese Falun Gong Members 'refused Entry To HK'
Taiwan's official news agency is reporting that 33 members of the Falun Gong religious sect have been refused entry by H... Read more
Two Motorcycle Riders Die In Separate Crashes
A motorcycle rider has died after a crash in Tsuen Wan on Saturday evening, in the second fatal accident of the day inv... Read more
Man Arrested For Alleged Abuses At Dog Kennel
A man has been arrested on suspicion of abusing dogs at a kennel in Ta Kwu Ling. Officers at the scene also examined... Read more
Fugitive Law 'an Attack' On HK Values: Patten
Hong Kong's last governor Chris Patten has lashed out on the SAR government's proposed fugitive law change, calling it "... Read more
Cocaine Worth HK$240m Seized, 2 Arrested
Customs officers said on Saturday that they have made a substantial drug bust, after finding 250 kilograms of cocaine va... Read more
'New Foreign Doctors Plan Still Not Good Enough'
Democratic Party lawmaker Helena Wong says the Medical Council’s new proposal won’t be able to attract overseas spec... Read more
Occupy Leader Urges Relaunch Of Political Reform
Occupy leader Reverend Chu Yiu-ming on Saturday urged the government to restart public consultation for political reform... Read more
Kai Tak Facility Won't Be Out Of Public's Reach
Sports Commissioner Yeung Tak-keung has expressed confidence that the future Kai Tak Sports Park would not go over budge... Read more
Protests, False Gas Leak Alarm Greet June 4 Museum
The only June 4 museum on Chinese soil opened in Mong Kok on Friday, greeted by protests, complaints and a false gas lea... Read more
Lawmakers Want Animal Welfare Law Expanded
Planned changes to the law to ensure the fair treatment of animals have been welcomed by lawmakers, with some calling on... Read more