'Prosecutions not the aim of housing abuse offence'
[RTHK] - 02/3/2025
Housing minister Winnie Ho said on Monday that a plan to criminalise serious abuse of public housing isn't about prosecuting people or getting them out of their homes, but ensuring the proper use of public resources. Under proposed legal changes, people deemed to have seriously abused their (…)
In Hong Kong newspapers
SAR eyes next-gen wealth owners in family office push
Hong Kong is looking to tap the next generation of wealth owners in its push to promote the SAR as a place for (…)
[RTHK] - 5/02/2025
Hong Kong products targeted in US Pres. Donald Trump’s new China tariffs, says Washington
US President Donald Trump’s new China tariffs, effective Tuesday, also target Hong Kong products, the US government (…)
[HKFP] - 5/02/2025
Broken down train disrupts East Rail Line services
An equipment fault that stranded an engineer's train near Tai Wo MTR Station disrupted services on the East Rail (…)
[RTHK] - 5/02/2025
About 50,000 people join trial event, with stadium’s retractable roof open for first time to test noise levels.
[South China Morning Post] - 4/02/2025
Businesses are prepared for latest US tariffs: HKGCC
Businesses in Hong Kong are prepared for the latest round of 10 percent tariffs that Washington imposed on Beijing, (…)
[RTHK] - 5/02/2025
Hong Kong press group’s football tournament hits another snag after gov’t closes pitch for repairs
Hong Kong’s leisure services department has announced a nearly two-month closure of a football pitch in Happy Valley (…)
[HKFP] - 5/02/2025
Eggslut latest brand to exit Hong Kong
US-based sandwich chain Eggslut is set to pull out of Hong Kong this month, less than two years after opening in (…)
[HKFP] - 5/02/2025
Flu season may last until April: CHP
The Centre for Health Protection (CHP) on Wednesday said the number of flu cases was still on the rise and expected (…)
[RTHK] - 5/02/2025
Dr Edwin Tsui’s warning follows surge in vaccine inquiries and bookings after actress Barbie Hsu’s death from (…)
[South China Morning Post] - 5/02/2025
Australia bans China’s AI programme DeepSeek on gov’t devices citing privacy and malware risks
Australia has banned DeepSeek from all government devices on the advice of security agencies, a top official said (…)
[HKFP] - 5/02/2025
Finance chief Paul Chan earlier called on institutions to make better use of funds and expand their sources of income.
[South China Morning Post] - 5/02/2025
