Opposition Continues Battle Against Rail Bill
Pro-democracy lawmakers continued their battle on Wednesday against the government's controversial plan for the express ... Read more
Lawmakers From Both Camps Slam MTR Explanation
The deputy chairman of Legco's Subcommittee on Matters Relating to Railways, Ben Chan, said on Wednesday that he was dis... Read more
Protesters Mark Anniversary Of Dissident's Death
Around 30 people on Wednesday staged a protest outside the central government's liaison office calling for a probe into ... Read more
Records Of Hung Hom Inspections Don't Exist: MTR
The MTR Corporation admitted on Wednesday that its inspectors repeatedly found that a contractor tried to cover up shodd... Read more
Ewiniar Brings Heavy Rain, But T3 Signal Unlikely
The Hong Kong Observatory on Wednesday issued an amber rainstorm alert soon after 1pm, but said it was unlikely to upgra... Read more
Govt Demands MTR Look Into Exam Cheating Claims
Government officials said on Wednesday that they had asked the MTR Corporation to investigate reports of examination che... Read more
Harrow Defends Move To Simplified Chinese Teaching
The Harrow International school on Wednesday defended its plan to teach junior students Chinese using only simplified ch... Read more
Cracks, Vibrations Worry Villagers Near Rail Line
Residents of a Yuen Long village say their homes have been shaking during trial runs for the express rail line to the ma... Read more
Don't Keep On Rejecting Land Options: Carrie Lam
Chief Executive Carrie Lam on Wednesday called on Hong Kong not to keep on rejecting different options suggested for new... Read more
Define 'country Park Fringes' Clearly: Greenpeace
Greenpeace has called on the government to provide a clear definition on what it considers to be the "fringes" of countr... Read more
Controversial West Kowloon Bill Back Before Legco
Legislators were to begin discussing a bill on Wednesday to set up a joint immigration facility with the mainland at the... Read more
Stanley Wong:mainland Can Help Fix HK Housing Woes
The chairman of the government’s Land Supply Task Force, Stanley Wong, said on Tuesday that it’s received proposals ... Read more
Govt Extends Ban On Food Imports From Fukushima
The government on Tuesday extended a ban on the import of vegetables, fruit and milk from Fukushima prefecture in Japan.... Read more
Swedish Personalities Demand Release Of Gui Minhai
Dozens of journalists, politicians, academics and cultural personalities in Sweden penned a joint appeal on Tuesday, dem... Read more
Restaurants To Start 'no Straws Day' Every Month
Some of the major restaurants chains in Hong Kong are joining an effort to cut down the use of plastic by not offering s... Read more