Why young Hongkongers are becoming police officers after 2019 social unrest

[South China Morning Post] - 11/23/2024

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Local boutique gyms, studios, freelance trainers and brands are tapping opportunities as competition grows in (…)

[South China Morning Post] - 23/11/2024

Mixed reactions to third stress test in Kai Tak

The police on Saturday evening said a test event at Kai Tak had gone smoothly, and the results were satisfactory. (…)

[RTHK] - 23/11/2024

Chan, 38, back in her home city to conduct, talks about shaking up ‘dinosaur’ orchestras, women conductors and not (…)

[South China Morning Post] - 23/11/2024

Worries persist despite rule change to open door to professionals trained elsewhere, as city set to be short of (…)

[South China Morning Post] - 23/11/2024

Police plan to use test strips to detect 'space oil'

Police commissioner Raymond Siu revealed on Saturday that the force made over 90 arrests for offenses related to (…)

[RTHK] - 23/11/2024

By Jiaxin Lu Rowdy cheers spilled from a Hong Kong banquet hall hosting a mass wedding party, as one of the 20 (…)

[HKFP] - 23/11/2024

'Two years suitable to comply with new standards'

Sports sector lawmaker Kenneth Fok said that a two-year time frame is suitable for sports bodies to comply with new (…)

[RTHK] - 23/11/2024

Civil servants are to get a new set of guidelines next year, according to Secretary for Security Chris Tang, which (…)

[HKFP] - 23/11/2024

While IVF can be an important tool for infertile couples, it cannot take the place of broad social and financial (…)

[South China Morning Post] - 23/11/2024

Giant panda Le Le also makes first public appearance in two months as park reopens special enclosure for bears.

[South China Morning Post] - 23/11/2024

'Senior staff held more accountable increases morale'

The head of the Hospital Authority emphasised that its plan to hold senior staff more accountable when medical (…)

[RTHK] - 23/11/2024