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Dinosaurs were once in Hong Kong

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2 arrested over suspected murder of helper found dead at Hong Kong waterfall

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Politics

What do Beijing official’s Jardine Matheson, HSBC meetings mean for Hong Kong?

Experts weigh in on back-to-back meetings with major British companies and the ‘clear message’ being sent to the US.

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Hongkongers suffer more digital fraud than global peers, survey says

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Ex-Hong Kong leader crosses swords with John Lee again over land supply

Former leader Leung Chun-ying questions wisdom of current administration’s strategy of continuously creating land supply so as to control market.

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People visit a government exhibit on the artificial islands project off Lantau. Photo: K. Y. Cheng
People visit a government exhibit on the artificial islands project off Lantau. Photo: K. Y. Cheng

Health & Environment

Shady practices at Hong Kong pain relief, ‘bone-manipulating’ centres spotlighted

Just three convictions due to grey areas in adverts for pain-management services, official says.

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Driver of 7-seater vehicle arrested after 2 pedestrians struck in Hong Kong

Women were waiting on pavement in North Point when struck by vehicle travelling down Cheung Hong Street.

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Hong Kong college helps design device included in national Antarctic expedition

Hong Kong College of Technology collaborates with mainland automotive research institute to develop system for piece of equipment dubbed Xuexiao 2.

China’s polar icebreaker Xuelong 2, or Snow Dragon 2, on an earlier Antarctic mission in 2019. Photo: Xinhua
China’s polar icebreaker Xuelong 2, or Snow Dragon 2, on an earlier Antarctic mission in 2019. Photo: Xinhua

Health & Environment

What can diabetics do to lower risk of developing cancers common in Hong Kong?

University team finds keeping blood sugar levels below 7 per cent can cut certain cancer risks by 30 per cent.

Health & Environment

Hong Kong officials propose sea restriction zones and ban on whale watching

But conservation representative doubtful over feasibility of proposal to give department power to temporarily block off part of city’s waters.

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Hong Kong economy

Super Typhoon Kong-rey: airlines in Hong Kong cancel at least 24 flights

Cathay Pacific, its budget arm HK Express and Greater Bay Airlines cancel Taiwan flights as typhoon approaches island.

This satellite image from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration shows Super Typhoon Kong-rey as it develops over the western Pacific. Photo: AFP

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2 Hong Kong surfers at red-flagged beach may be prosecuted, security chief says

Two people were illegally surfing off Big Wave Bay on October 25, when a red flag was hoisted on beach, Chris Tang says.

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A surfer takes advantage of the conditions at Big Wave Bay earlier this month. Photo: May Tse
A surfer takes advantage of the conditions at Big Wave Bay earlier this month. Photo: May Tse

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Hong Kong vandals strike 73 vehicles at 2 car parks in suspected triad attack

Police probe possible link between red paint splashed on 61 cars in Sheung Shui and damage to windows of another 12 nearby.

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Redevelopment of Hong Kong’s Instagram-famous Choi Hung Estate to begin in 2028

Housing Department tells Wong Tai Sin District Council the first stage of redevelopment will start in 2028 and the second between 2035 and 2036.

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Law and Crime

Hong Kong police escort suspect back to scene of alleged murder of helper

Sources say force still treating case as murder despite claims woman jumped to her death after suspect wanted to break off affair.

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Hong Kong economy

Hong Kong government rejects proposal on mechanism to fund private museums

But deputy culture chief says authorities will keep supporting them through promotions and favourable land policies.

Visitors at the Hong Kong Maritime Museum, the only private museum to receive direct government support through a lease of Central Ferry Pier No 8 for a nominal rent fee. Photo: Jonathan Wong
Visitors at the Hong Kong Maritime Museum, the only private museum to receive direct government support through a lease of Central Ferry Pier No 8 for a nominal rent fee. Photo: Jonathan Wong

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Hong Kong newborns to get mainland China entry permits on the spot at border

New arrangement at four border checkpoints will replace current five-working-day waiting time, but no implementation date set.

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Hong Kong sauce firm unveils signboard to mark first 100 days of twin panda cubs

Sign placed outside Pat Chun’s Mong Kok store on last day of registration for pork promotion in company’s bid to leverage on panda economy.

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Where are the jobs? Top talent lured to Hong Kong struggle to find work

Graduates of top universities left ‘confused’ after spending months searching for jobs, entrepreneurs complain about moving funds.

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Illustration: Henry Wong
Illustration: Henry Wong

Society

How will discovery of dinosaur fossils change Hong Kong?

‘People will again notice that the natural foundation of Hong Kong is actually quite spectacular,’ Young Ng says.

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Health & Environment

Ban on single-use plastics not intended to punish Hong Kong businesses: John Lee

Ban focuses on encouraging behaviour changes in society, chief executive says.

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Hong Kong restricts civil servants from using WhatsApp, WeChat at work

‘Desktops used internally in the government cannot have instant messaging services such as WhatsApp or WeChat, as they carry severe internet safety risks,’ minister says.

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Civil servants will need to obtain permission from their department bosses to use certain apps such as WhatsApp on their work computers. Photo: Reuters