Eligibility for five-year travel permit not determined by number of stars on ID cards, which identify whether person’s residency is permanent.
Permit holders may stay in mainland China for up to 90 days per visit but cannot work, study or engage in news gathering activities.
Bus journey from Kwun Tong to Zhongshan took six hours, significantly longer than the expected 90 minutes.
President Xi Jinping praises launch of new Pearl River Delta crossing.
Road link to open on Sunday, as Hong Kong tourism sector eyes opportunities of shorter trips across Pearl River Delta.
Fire Services Department believes suspicious circumstances to fire near village house and sets up team to investigate.
The Post lists new Airport Authority measures to be introduced starting from Tuesday, covering check-in to boarding of flights.
Airport Authority says 50 new smart security screening channels and 32 full-body scanners to be introduced over next two years.
Annual book fair to return on July 17, with organisers to offer joint passes for Sports and Leisure Expo and World of Snacks.
Uber Hong Kong general manager Estyn Chung says ride-hailing platform and taxi industry are not enemies.
Airport management criticised after screen failure hit flight and baggage information, with some missing flights.
Airport staff resort to hastily writing departure times and gate numbers on whiteboards after digital screens failed to update.
Reporter collects up all his recyclable waste for one week to figure out what it takes to stop plastics going straight into the bin.
Plane suffered ‘extensive damage’ to tyres and significant hydraulic leakage, complicating efforts to move aircraft, Airport Authority says.
Minister Lo Chung-mau’s comment that a frozen seed may not grow on ‘soil’ that has aged draws strong response from female lawmaker.
No shortage of tech inventors and innovators in the city, but it is hard to commercialise their products.
The new Hong Kong-Beijing sleeper service offers a wide range of food, but the real treats are fast and efficient food deliveries at stations en route.
From Wi-fi and food to power sockets and toilets, reporters on board maiden trip look at basic features and why some travellers were ‘baffled’.
Hong Kong transport minister Lam Sai-hung says more services possible if newly launched trains to Beijing and Shanghai prove popular.
But not all passengers satisfied with service, with some complaining lack of Wi-fi left them without entertainment.
Anwar Ibrahim insists Hong Kong remains good place to do business, saying he has faith in city and its people.
Xia Baolong also expresses support for common law system and independence of local courts after three overseas judges announce departure.
Cable car attraction will wrap some of its cabins with images of manga character, offer travel passes with promotional perks and memorabilia.
Transport and Logistics Bureau say 7km link in East Kowloon will be needed to cope with anticipated increase in demand for transport over next few years.
Four cases of lift shutdowns reported, covering residential and industrial blocks and shopping centre in area.
Government says if all cash for residency applicants approved, Hong Kong stands to get cash injection of more than HK$7.5 billion.
Fraud ring charged with alleged HK$830,000 construction waste-dumping fraud at Fanling landfill site.
Firefighters and paramedics free car driver from wreckage after Kwai Chung crash; injured man rushed to Princess Margaret Hospital.
