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Government Condemns EU Parliament’s Resolution on Hong Kong – RTHK

The Hong Kong government expressed its strong disapproval of the European Parliament's recent resolution regarding the city. The European body passed a non-binding resolution calling for the immediate release of opposition figures who were...
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Jimmy Lai’s Trial: Overthrowing China’s Communist Party was ‘Crazy’ – Hong Kong Tycoon’s Testimony

Jailed Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai recently testified in his national security trial, stating that it was unrealistic to think about overthrowing China's Communist Party. Lai, 76, emphasized the importance of protesters in...
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Man Arrested for Suspected Arson in Tsuen Wan: Latest Updates and News

A 75-year-old man was arrested by the police in Tsuen Wan on suspicion of arson after a fire broke out along Cheung Pei Shan Road near Shek Wai Kok Estate. The fire destroyed part...
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Ocean Park Hong Kong Reports HK$71.6M Deficit Despite Record Visitors

Ocean Park in Hong Kong recently reported a deficit of HK$71.6 million in its latest fiscal year, despite recording the highest number of visitors in five years. The park saw around 3,140,000 total attendance...
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Support Carers: A Call to Action by Chris Sun

Secretary for Labour and Welfare, Chris Sun, emphasized the importance of collaboration among all sectors to support carers in our community. He mentioned that the government alone cannot improve the lives of carers and...
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Hong Kong Reports Record High of 31,000 Air Conditioner Complaints in 2023

Hong Kong faced a record high number of complaints about leaking air conditioners in 2023, reaching over 31,000 reports, the highest in two decades. The Food and Environmental Hygiene Department (FEHD) revealed this statistic,...
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Audit Reveals Issues with Care Home Voucher Scheme

The Audit Commission recently reported on the government voucher scheme designed to assist elderly individuals in paying for care homes. The commission identified several administrative issues within the scheme, including incorrect charges and significant...
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Jimmy Lai Testifies about Discussing Sanctions with Pompeo in Hong Kong Court

Jailed media tycoon Jimmy Lai testified in court about discussing sanctions with former US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo during the 2019 protests in Hong Kong. Lai, who is facing charges related to colluding...
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Peter Wong Appointed as New Chair of HKU Council

Banker Peter Wong has been appointed as the new chairman of the University of Hong Kong (HKU) governing council, taking over from barrister Priscilla Wong when her term ends next month. This announcement was...
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Boosting Hong Kong’s Performing Arts Scene: Calls for More Venues and Private Sector Support

The performing arts scene in Hong Kong is facing challenges due to a lack of venues, according to industry veterans. The government recently released a blueprint for arts development, which highlighted the need for...
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Insightful GBA Trip Reveals Hong Kong’s Development – RTHK

Chief Secretary Eric Chan shared that a recent three-day trip to the Greater Bay Area provided valuable insights into the development of the Northern Metropolis project in Hong Kong's New Territories. The visit, which...
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Chinese Defence Minister Dong Jun Under Investigation for Corruption: Report

The Chinese Defence Minister, Dong Jun, is currently under investigation for corruption according to a report by the Financial Times. This investigation is part of a broader probe into military corruption in China. Dong...
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Enhancing Oversight of Drone Registrations: Auditor’s Recommendation

The Audit Commission has advised the Civil Aviation Department (CAD) to enhance its verification procedures for registering drones following the discovery of discrepancies in the system. The commission examined over 24,000 drone registrations on...
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Illegal Money Lending Scheme Targeting Domestic Workers: 46 Arrested by Hong Kong Police

Hong Kong police have recently made a significant breakthrough by arresting 46 individuals involved in an illegal money lending scheme targeting domestic workers. These perpetrators posed as phone retailers and offered loans to domestic...
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Empowering Inmates: OSC Beneficiary’s Peer Running Program – RTHK

A former inmate, John, shared how a local charity, the Sports Change Life Foundation, has played a crucial role in helping him reintegrate into society and overcome various challenges in his life. John is...
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Hong Kong Man Convicted of Rioting and Conspiracy in 2019 Yuen Long Mob Attacks

A Hong Kong man, Tang Ka-man, has been found guilty of rioting and conspiring to wound with intent in connection with the Yuen Long mob attacks that occurred in July 2019. Tang, 46, was...
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Police Arrest 59 Individuals in Anti-Loan Shark Operation

Police arrested 59 individuals on Tuesday in connection with illegal loan shark activities, seizing over HK$1 million in cash along with other relevant documents. The suspects, aged between 20 and 76, were allegedly involved...
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Urgent Call for Early HIV Testing in Hong Kong amid Rising Late Diagnoses

In a recent press conference, Dr. Bonnie Wong, a consultant for the Centre for Health Protection (CHP) in Hong Kong, highlighted the urgent need for early HIV testing. She expressed concern over the increase...
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Government Rejects Letter Slandering Hong Kong’s Reputation – RTHK

The government of Hong Kong firmly rejected a letter from US politicians accusing the country of damaging its reputation as an international financial center. A spokesperson for the SAR government emphasized that the claims...
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Woman Charged in Kowloon City Drug Bust – RTHK

A 30-year-old woman is facing charges of drug trafficking and the illegal sale of part one poisons after a police raid on a building in Emma Avenue in Kowloon City. The raid took place...
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Hong Kong Court Grants Same-Sex Couples Housing & Inheritance Rights

Hong Kong’s Court of Final Appeal has made a groundbreaking decision in support of same-sex married couples’ rights to housing and inheritance. This ruling comes after years of legal battles fought by LGBTQ activists,...
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Using Drones for Construction Site Safety Inspections

Labour officials announced their innovative plan to enhance safety inspections at construction sites by utilizing drones. The initiative is set to be implemented within a year, with drones being used to monitor safety issues...
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Jimmy Lai Denies Instructing Staff to Advocate Western Sanctions on Hong Kong

Jailed media tycoon, Jimmy Lai, has strongly denied allegations that he instructed his staff at Apple Daily newspaper to advocate for Western sanctions on Hong Kong during his national security trial. The 76-year-old tycoon...
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HK and Guangdong Strengthen Ties in Conference

The director of the central government's liaison office emphasized the importance of collaboration between Hong Kong and Guangdong for the advancement of the Greater Bay Area (GBA). Speaking at the Guangdong-Hong Kong Deepening Economic,...
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Defending City’s Democracy: Jimmy Lai’s Stance on Foreign Interference

Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai recently testified at his national security trial, stating that encouraging other countries to support the city's pro-democracy movement should not be seen as seeking foreign interference. Lai, who...
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Hold Hospital Executives Accountable for Errors: RTHK Study

Senior managers at public hospitals must be held accountable for mistakes, according to medical sector lawmaker David Lam. He emphasized that accountability means taking steps to prevent errors from occurring in the first place....
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Trial Update: 8 Appear Before Jury in Hong Kong’s Second UN Anti-Terrorism Trial

The trial of eight individuals accused of being involved in three bomb plots in early 2020 has commenced in Hong Kong. The defendants, namely Ho Cheuk-wai, Lee Ka-pan, Ng Tsz-lok, Cheung Ka-chun, Yeung Yi-sze,...
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Priority Focus: Improving Governance and Accountability for HA – RTHK

The Hospital Authority (HA) in Hong Kong is taking steps to improve governance and accountability following a review that highlighted unclear roles and responsibilities among staff. This initiative comes after a series of medical...
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US Support for Taiwan Hinders Meeting Between China’s Defense Chiefs

The recent failure of the defense ministers of the United States and China to meet has been attributed to the ongoing tension surrounding Taiwan. US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin expressed disappointment at China's decision...
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Gathering of People to See PLA Navy Ships at RTHK Event

Residents and tourists flocked to China Merchant Wharf in Western on Friday to catch a glimpse of the People's Liberation Army Navy's assault ship, the Hainan. The Hainan, along with the Changsha destroyer, which...