Two-year-old girl found alone at Mong Kok playground on Friday night, with mother detained next morning.
Finance chief set to visit Australia in September to promote the city and says government’s investment arm is screening 100 potential firms.
Flaps on plane’s wings fail to retract, according to media reports, prompting aircraft to return to Paris less than hour into flight.
Tai Po, Sheung Shui and Ta Kwu Ling record 34, 34.5 and 34.1 degrees respectively at 12.40pm, according to Observatory.
Rest of country also grappling with extreme weather as south records severe flooding and high temperatures prompt drought further north.
Source close to policymaking process says rise will fall within range of 5 to 9 per cent each year, starting in 2025-26 academic year.
Three Australians and one Briton say they will remain as non-permanent judges of the Court of Final Appeal.
Health minister says ban on flavoured tobacco products among measures, with bill to be presented to legislature.
Source says labelling requirement for duty-paid cigarettes will help law enforcement officials to spot contraband.
Observatory says weather will be mainly cloudy with occasional showers on Monday night and Tuesday with temperatures ranging between 24 and 26 degrees.
Signal issued at 5.40pm as broad area of low pressure over central to northern part of South China Sea intensified into tropical depression.
Thames Valley Police share update after completion of postmortem for Trickett’s death, saying: ‘we can confirm the death is not being treated as suspicious’.
Under proposed law amendment, University of Hong Kong dental graduates will have to intern at public institutions for a year before they can register as dentists.
China’s foreign ministry arm in the city hits out at US Consul General Gregory May, who accused authorities of curbing freedom of expression beyond its borders.
Group played final concert in series at Central harbourfront on Thursday, after earlier show cancelled due to equipment catching fire.
Carrier announces cuts just two weeks after launching service to city state, citing commercial considerations.
Observatory downgrades rainstorm warning from red to amber after earlier saying highest black rainstorm alert might be issued.
Lee George Lam denies link to US$12.5 billion fraud by Vietnamese real estate tycoon Truong My Lan, insisting he was not part of management of Saigon Commercial Bank at the time.
Massive blaze at Housing Society site in Tin Shui Wai brought under control, after marathon effort by firefighters who also deployed drones and robots.
Insiders hint ‘only some measures might be lifted’ while analysts say they are sceptical that home prices will soar even if all cooling measures are removed.
With fourth deficit in five years being estimated to be over HK$100 billion, Chan expected to deliver measures to boost income, cut expenditures and develop new industries.
Structural change in fiscal reserves suggests government more likely to dip into Future Fund earlier than expected, economists say.
City’s first satellite manufacturer, Uspace Technology Group, expects half of the units it produces annually will go to the Greater Bay Area, to spur digital transformation.
Hong Kong Design Centre says display at Statue Square Gardens in Central to take a pause as winds speed exceed tolerable limit for 12-metre heart-shaped installation.
Science Park to host centre for Contemporary Amperex Technology (CATL), according to government source, with about 500 staff to be recruited.
UN’s International Vaccine Institute and Cambridge University will set up labs at the University of Hong as part of new Global Health Institute.
Commerce chief Algernon Yau says Hong Kong should work harder to lure tourists.
