'Full-day Classes Unlikely For Most Schools In Sept'
Most schools will probably not be able to resume full-day classes when the new academic year starts next month, as there... Read more
Activist Fined Over Balloon, Another To Stand Trial
Pro-democracy activists Lee Cheuk-yan and Tsang Kin-shing appeared in court on Tuesday over the releasing of a balloon d... Read more
Journalist Steve Vines Flees 'white Terror In HK'
Veteran journalist and former RTHK presenter Steve Vines says he has fled the SAR for Britain, to escape the “white te... Read more
'Public Doctors Not Told About Vaccine Plan Change'
The president of the Public Doctors' Association, Tony Ling, said on Tuesday that health authorities didn't consult them... Read more
PTU Damages The Image Of HK Teachers: Carrie Lam
Chief Executive Carrie Lam on Monday accused the Professional Teachers' Union (PTU) of hijacking the education sector an... Read more
Vaccination Required For More Workers
The government is requiring more workers to be vaccinated as well as tightening entry requirements for inbound traveller... Read more
Judiciary Unveils Details Of New Complaint Mechanism
The judiciary on Monday announced more details of a new nine-member advisory committee, formed by senior judges and lay ... Read more
'Govt Extending Suppression To Civil Groups'
A political academic said on Monday that the government's decision to cut ties with the Professional Teachers' Union (PT... Read more
Two Men Arrested Over Upskirt Photos Website
Police say they have arrested two men on suspicion of conspiracy to outrage public decency over a website that allegedly... Read more
Govt Mulls More Development In Wetland Buffer Areas
The government said on Monday that it will consider loosening restrictions on development around wetland areas, to the d... Read more
'No Choice But To Comply With Jab Requirement'
Not all public sector staff were happy on Monday with the government's announcement that those who haven't taken Covid-1... Read more
Anthony Wong, Au Nok-hin Charged Over Rally Songs
The ICAC on Monday charged Cantopop singer Anthony Wong and former lawmaker Au Nok-hin with corruption, after the entert... Read more
'Spending Vouchers Already Boosting Sales'
Some shops and restaurants saw business increase by as much as 100 percent on Sunday, retail and catering sector represe... Read more
Voucher Plan Draws Mixed Responses From Small Vendors
The government’s voucher scheme has drawn mixed responses from small businesses on the first day of its launch, with s... Read more
HK Sees Three New Imported Covid Cases
Hong Kong has reported three imported Covid-19 cases, involving people who flew in from the US and Cambodia. They are al... Read more