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9 September, 2024
Hong Kong housing
Opinion
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Hong Kong must beware of fallout in fixing public housing ills
Tighter limits, enforcement and penalties are steps in the right direction but careful implementation is vital to prevent unintended consequences.
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International schools in Hong Kong
Hong Kong schools embrace physical education post-Paris Olympics success
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Hong Kong tourist, 61, killed by train in Japan while taking photos on tracks
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Hong Kong courts
New Hong Kong Bar Association chair vows to cultivate more talent for country
Jose-Antonio Maurellet also pledges to uphold the core values of the rule of law and judicial independence.
6 hours ago
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Hong Kong transport
Hong Kong’s new ride-hailing regime to be open to all players
But transport minister Mable Chan says ride-hailing providers will need to meet criteria focused on safety and quality.
23 Jan 2025 - 9:42PM
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Hong Kong economy
Hong Kong’s e-payment firms give away tens of millions in lai see, perks
Campaigns by Alipay HK, WeChat Pay HK and Octopus aim to boost spending during Lunar New Year period.
23 Jan 2025 - 9:56PM
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Hong Kong bakery receives warning after staff clean shelf with floor mop
Food hygiene authorities issue verbal warning to bakery in Tsz Wan Shan Shopping Centre after images of incident go viral online.
22 Jan 2025 - 9:11PM
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Hong Kong healthcare and hospitals
Hong Kong needs total ban on flavoured cigarettes, anti-smoking group says
Survey finds nearly 90 per cent of young female smokers opt for flavoured cigarettes, which can lead to higher levels of addiction.
22 Jan 2025 - 8:10PM
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Hong Kong housing
Hong Kong’s ombudsman urges more legal action over public housing abuse
Watchdog finds Housing Authority had prosecution rate of 4.2 per cent last year for cases of public flats being misused.
22 Jan 2025 - 8:55PM
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Education in Hong Kong
Hong Kong public secondary schools can offer foreign languages to younger pupils
Government offering HK$250,000 in funding for each school to launch foreign language courses for Form One to Three from next academic year.
22 Jan 2025 - 8:23PM
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Kai Tak Sports Park
Hong Kong’s Kai Tak Sports Park to host biggest stress test yet on Friday
About 63,000 people are expected to take part in drill aimed to assess the sports park’s capacity.
22 Jan 2025 - 5:19PM
Hong Kong helper battles cancer and heartless bosses who allegedly kicked her out
Breast cancer patient Noelyn Patricio Arzaga was allegedly fired by her employers after they found out about her chemotherapy treatment.
22 Jan 2025 - 11:30AM
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Hong Kong tourism
Hong Kong urged to crack down on unlicensed tour guides from mainland China
‘Local companion’ services offer access to authentic experiences but industry players warn of consequences for those working illegally.
22 Jan 2025 - 1:17PM
Education in Hong Kong
Hong Kong may require minimum stay to obtain ‘local student’ university status
Minister says she will take reference from overseas as government responds to claims of talent schemes being abused to secure cheaper tuition.
21 Jan 2025 - 10:39PM
Crime in Hong Kong
Second University of Hong Kong student falls victim to phone scam
Police source says mainland Chinese student tricked by fraudster pretending to be Immigration Department staff.
21 Jan 2025 - 11:44PM
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Hong Kong
Hong Kong’s twin panda cubs to meet public on February 16, John Lee says
Chief executive also says an event to name the bears will be held ‘to bring more warmth and joy’.
21 Jan 2025 - 7:48PM
Hong Kong tourism
1.4 million mainland tourists to visit Hong Kong over Lunar New Year: John Lee
City leader adds celebratory events in Hong Kong will include 23-minute fireworks display and parade featuring international performers.
21 Jan 2025 - 8:09PM
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Earthquakes
Over 100 Hongkongers report mild tremors after magnitude 6.4 quake hits Taiwan
Earthquake strikes Taiwan at 12.17am on Tuesday at depth of around 10km.
21 Jan 2025 - 3:52PM
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Hong Kong courts
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Legal eagles make it clear rule of law still reigns in Hong Kong
Despite challenges – and ill-informed naysayers overseas – city remains a bedrock of judicial independence and integrity.
21 Jan 2025 - 6:30AM
Hong Kong weather
Hong Kong set for cold weather ahead of Year of the Snake
Cold spell forecast to hit city on Sunday, with temperatures falling to as low as 11 degrees on last day of Year of the Dragon.
21 Jan 2025 - 7:29AM
Hong Kong healthcare and hospitals
Hong Kong adds nursing help, other services to pilot chronic disease scheme
Early detection of diabetes and hypertension the focus of scheme that will now offer access to physiotherapists, dietitians and optometrists.
20 Jan 2025 - 6:52PM
Hong Kong
Second Hong Kong man rescued from Southeast Asia scam farm: ex-politician
Former District Councillor Andy Yu tells the Post the man has fled to Bangkok after four months of captivity.
20 Jan 2025 - 8:53PM
Architecture and design
How a run-down flat in Hong Kong’s Chungking Mansions became a diversity hub
Offering a comfortable space for the marginalised, the repurposed flat has everything from hot food to language lessons.
21 Jan 2025 - 10:27AM
Hong Kong economy
Hong Kong florists eye blossoming business with longer Lunar New Year market
Road closure for the seasonal outdoor event will be extended to 10 days instead of the usual eight.
21 Jan 2025 - 7:32AM
Lunar New Year
HK$188 million lottery prize to be offered in Hong Kong over Lunar New Year
Hong Kong Jockey Club offers largest-ever Mark Six Lunar New Year snowball draw on February 2, with tickets available from January 25.
20 Jan 2025 - 1:59PM
Hong Kong politics
Hong Kong barristers’ group to keep speaking up on legal issues: Victor Dawes
Outgoing Bar Association chairman also says frank dialogue with Beijing is in Hong Kong’s interest, with body not avoiding critical comments.
20 Jan 2025 - 10:33AM
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Hong Kong politics
Have faith in Hong Kong’s judiciary, outgoing Bar Association chair urges public
Senior Counsel Victor Dawes also calls on government to be more transparent about national security legislation to assist public understanding.
20 Jan 2025 - 7:30AM
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Hong Kong housing
60% of Hongkongers in subdivided flats say proposed minimum too small: poll
Society for Community Organisation says government should factor in household size in effort to eradicate substandard homes.
19 Jan 2025 - 8:01PM
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