HKO Issues Standby No. 1 as Typhoon Trami Approaches Hong Kong – RTHK
The Hong Kong Observatory (HKO) issued a Standby Signal Number 1 early on Friday as Severe Tropical Storm Trami approached the region. The signal is expected to remain in force until at least midday,...
Defending Delay in Announcing Suspected Sexual Assault Cases at Hong Kong Care Home
The Secretary for Labour and Welfare in Hong Kong has defended the two-month delay in announcing cases of suspected sexual assault at a care home for the disabled. Chris Sun explained that the delay...
Government Condemns Improper Pressure Against Senior Judge – RTHK
The government strongly criticized the actions of individuals from overseas who tried to pressure a senior judge, calling it a clear interference in the ongoing legal process in Hong Kong.There were reports that Patrick...
Hong Kong 47 Sentencing: Democrats’ Verdict Set for November 19
The sentencing for the 45 democrats involved in Hong Kong's largest national security trial is set to take place on November 19. These individuals were convicted after participating in an unofficial primary election. The...
Government’s Concern Over Alleged Abuse at Care Home – RTHK
Secretary for Labour and Welfare, Chris Sun, expressed deep concern over an abuse incident at a care home and assured that the government will take necessary actions. The Hong Chi Association, the organization running...
Overturning Conviction: Man with Autism Defends Flag Desecration
Wong Chun-lok, a young man with autism, is appealing his conviction for desecrating the Chinese national flag and Hong Kong flags on National Day. He was sentenced to a rehabilitation center in 2023 but...
Government Departments Urged to Share Intelligence on Land Abuse
Government Departments Urged to Collaborate on Land Abuse IssuesIn a recent announcement, the Ombudsman emphasized the importance of increased cooperation between two government departments tasked with addressing unauthorised land use. Jack Chan highlighted the...
Hong Kong National Security Committee Denies Prisoner’s Early Release – Court Update
Hong Kong's national security committee has made a decision regarding a prisoner's early release for good behavior in jail. The High Court heard that Ma Chun-man, who is serving a five-year sentence for inciting...
Suspected Liquid Cocaine Found in 16 Red Wine Bottles on RTHK
A man and a woman are currently being held by the police after officers found what is believed to be liquid cocaine in 16 red wine bottles. The suspects, a 34-year-old man from the...
Patrick Lam Fights to Overturn Sedition Conviction in Hong Kong
Patrick Lam, the former acting chief editor of Stand News in Hong Kong, is fighting to overturn his conviction for publishing materials deemed "seditious." Alongside former chief editor Chung Pui-kuen, Lam was found guilty...
Eco-Friendly Wine and Dine Festival in Hong Kong: A Celebration of Sustainability
The Eco-Friendly Wine and Dine Festival in Hong Kong kicked off with a longer duration and a greener approach. The event opened on Wednesday and will run for five days, compared to the previous...
Challenges Faced by Hong Kong Social Service Organizations: Staffing Shortages and Declining Donations
Social service organizations in Hong Kong are currently facing significant challenges in terms of staffing shortages and declining donations, according to a recent survey conducted by the Hong Kong Council of Social Service (HKCSS).The...
Cracking Down on Fake Accountants: Government’s Strategies and Measures
The government is taking steps to crack down on unlicensed accountants in the city by updating auditing standards. This move aims to maintain Hong Kong's position as a global financial hub, according to officials.Christopher...
T1 Typhoon Warning Expected as Tropical Cyclone Trami Nears Hong Kong
The Hong Kong Observatory has issued a warning that Tropical Cyclone Trami is expected to approach the city, potentially leading to the issuance of a T1 storm warning. The cyclone is forecasted to move...
Utilizing Cruise Terminal for Events: RTHK’s Call to Organizers
Culture and tourism minister Kevin Yeung mentioned during a Legco meeting that efforts will be made to encourage event organizers to utilize the Kai Tak Cruise Terminal. Lawmaker Chan Yuet-ming raised concerns about the...
Challenging the Fairness of Denial of Early Release: Hong Kong Man’s Legal Battle Under...
A man in Hong Kong, Ma Chun-man, was denied early release from jail under the new security law. He argued that the decision was unfair because he was not properly informed by the city's...
Reviving Tourism: New Strategy to Attract Visitors to Shopping Malls
The Travel Industry Council (TIC) recently unveiled a new initiative to boost tourism by offering in-depth tours for visitors at shopping malls in Hong Kong during major events. This collaboration between the TIC, hotel...
Renewal of Hong Kong Subdivided Unit Landlord Registrations Every 5 Years
The government of Hong Kong is taking steps to improve housing conditions in the city by introducing a new law that requires landlords of subdivided units to renew their registrations every five years. This...
Tragic Death of De Brazza’s Monkey Raises Death Toll to 12
Another sad incident has occurred at the Hong Kong Zoological and Botanical Gardens, with the death of yet another De Brazza's monkey. This unfortunate event has now brought the total death toll to 12.The...
Watch Out for Suspected Poaching Activities While Hiking in Hong Kong’s Country Parks –...
Hongkongers have been warned to be on the lookout for suspected poaching activities while hiking in the city's country parks and remote areas. The Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden (KFBG) issued a statement, expressing...
Attracting Top Talent: How CX Bonuses Retain Industry’s Best Employees
Cathay Pacific recently announced that its employees will be receiving a bonus equivalent to one month's salary, as the company celebrated its successful year. Alex McGowan, the Chief Operations and Service Delivery Officer, expressed...
Hong Kong Labour Chief Calls for Improved Poverty Line Amid NGO Pressure for Threshold...
Hong Kong's labour minister, Chris Sun, has emphasized the need for a more targeted approach to poverty alleviation rather than relying solely on a poverty line to measure inequality. Sun expressed concerns about the...
Kevin Yeung praised for efficient handling of monkey deaths – RTHK
Chief Executive John Lee commended Secretary for Culture, Sports, and Tourism Kevin Yeung for his prompt response to the recent monkey deaths at Hong Kong's zoo. Two more squirrel monkeys passed away over the...
Hong Kong Government Defends Judicial Independence Amid Criticism
The Hong Kong government has defended the independence of its judiciary in response to criticism from former top court judge Lord Jonathan Sumption. Sumption recently stated in a podcast that he left the Court...
Mastering Arabic: The Key to Success according to Scholars
A recent discussion surrounding the government's potential requirement for taxi drivers to learn Arabic has sparked some controversy, but according to Amjad Refai, the head of the University of Hong Kong's Arabic program, learning...
Hong Kong Considers Easing Age Limit for Horse Racing to Boost Tourism: Culture Chief
Hong Kong is considering making changes to the age limit for attending horse races in order to boost tourism, according to the city's Secretary for Culture, Sports, and Tourism Kevin Yeung. Currently, individuals under...
Naomi Osaka Withdraws from Hong Kong Open Due to Injury – Latest Update
Naomi Osaka, the four-time Grand Slam champion, has unfortunately withdrawn from the upcoming Hong Kong Tennis Open due to a back injury she sustained during the China Open. Despite this setback, Osaka has reassured...
Resettlement Urged for Kwai Chung Subdivided Unit Tenants in Hong Kong
The Kwai Chung Subdivided Units Kai Fong Association, a group of tenants and housing activists based in the industrial district, recently held a press conference to urge the government to resettle those displaced when...
Reviving the Exhibition Industry: Steps for Success
The exhibition industry in Hong Kong is facing challenges that require further support to ensure its revival, according to Duncan Cheung, director of ComAsia Limited. Despite the government's efforts to launch the Incentive Scheme...
Hong Kong Flower Market Concern Group Warns of Severe Business Impact
The Flower Market in Hong Kong is facing a major challenge as a redevelopment project threatens the livelihood of many residents and florists in the area. A concern group consisting of around 20 local...