Cathay Pacific Ends Skirts-only Rule
Cathay Pacific will end its 70-year-old skirts-only rule for female uniformed staff after the flight attendants' union w... Read more
Offsetting Mechanism Still Open For Discussion
The Labour Secretary Law Chi-kwong said on Thursday that there was still room for discussion on the details of the aboli... Read more
Lawmakers Join Calls To Tighten Shark Trade Rules
Lawmakers from pro- and anti-establishment parties have backed a call by an activists' group to make it mandatory for tr... Read more
New Register To Weed Out Nuisance Calls
The government has submitted papers to Legco regarding setting up a Do-Not-Call register to stop the menace of unwanted ... Read more
Govt Hopes To Scrap MPF Offsetting By 2022
Government sources said on Thursday that the administration now hopes the Executive Council will approve a plan to scrap... Read more
Activist Fined For Having Political Scarf In Court
An activist who wore a scarf sporting the words "reclaim Hong Kong" in Chinese when she attended a High Court trial has ... Read more
Arts Hub To Start Work On The Money Spinners
Officials said on Thursday that with the construction of arts facilities proceeding at full steam at the West Kowloon Cu... Read more
Police Set Sights On Careless Drivers
Police have warned motorists there will be a territory-wide crackdown on careless driving in April, involving "every uni... Read more
Court Rejects Bid To Challenge Au Nok-hin Election
The High Court has rejected a bid for a judicial review seeking to unseat newly elected pro-democracy lawmaker Au Nok-hi... Read more
MPF Subsidy Plan Not Good Enough: SME Association
The Chairman of the Hong Kong Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises Association, Stephen Kwok, has warned that businesses w... Read more
Youth Body Members Duel Over Political 'red Line'
Members of the new Youth Development Commission on Thursday locked horns over the so-called "red line" in politics on Th... Read more
Legco Approves Medical Council Reform
The Legislative council finally approved the government's proposal to reform the Medical Council on Wednesday, after an ... Read more
Product Placement Ban For TV Shows Could Be Lifted
The Communications Authority has proposed relaxing regulations on indirect advertising to help television broadcasters b... Read more
'Taiwan Activist Denied Right To Speak Freely'
The wife of a Taiwanese democracy activist jailed on the mainland said on Wednesday he is denied "basic correspondence r... Read more
Letters From Japan Urge Killing Of Teresa Cheng
A number of legislators said on Wednesday they had received disturbing letters posted from Japan which called for people... Read more