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A performance we should all be ashamed of

14 Nov 2016 - 1:37am 8

My Take Alex Lo

Problems with care homes can be resolved, but only if officials care

31 Oct 2016 - 2:05am 3

My Take Alex Lo

Our students must learn about city’s constitutional set-up

30 Sep 2016 - 1:04am 11

More on ESF - English Schools Foundation

Education & Community

Still room for more learners at Hong Kong’s latest English Schools Foundation kindergarten

14 Sep, 11:05pm 2

Insight & Opinion

International or local school for Hong Kong kids: does it really matter?

18 Aug, 6:18pm 14

Education & Community

Hike in Hong Kong families turning to international schools amid fears of pupil burnout

13 Aug, 2:15pm 26

Law & Crime

Let’s settle this ESF bullying case, says Hong Kong tribunal

12 May, 11:50am

Education & Community

Year 1 English Schools Foundation pupils set for 28.3pc fee rise as Hong Kong government subsidy starts to shrink

22 Mar, 5:56pm 9

More on HKU council controversy

Law & Crime

Contempt of court? Prosecution slammed for disregarding orders in HKU council siege trial

21 Sep, 8:54pm

Law & Crime

Former HKU student leader Coleman Li pleads not guilty to obstructing ambulanceman

16 Aug, 10:20pm

Politics

University of Hong Kong waters down controversial reform proposals, but hiring power remains in hands of a few

15 Aug, 9:48am

Education & Community

Second former HKU student leader charged over siege of governing council meeting

10 Aug, 9:20am

Politics

Outspoken lecturers fear they will be silenced by HKU hiring reforms

7 Aug, 9:14am 5

Politics

Drastic reforms revealed: University of Hong Kong’s plan to give two people final say on hiring all new professors

7 Aug, 11:44am 27

Insight & Opinion

A lack of respect for laws and the courts

23 Jul, 1:35am 34

More on Redefining Hong Kong

Politics

Call for Hong Kong Chief Executive CY Leung to retire for sake of harmony

7 Oct, 3:27pm 21

Politics

Worst time in 20 years for Hong Kong economy, financial secretary John Tsang says

23 Jun, 10:05pm 8

Politics

Hong Kong finance chief shares views on qualities a chief executive should have, but stays mum on whether he’ll run

24 Jun, 1:53am 9

Banking & Finance

MPF core fund reform to bring fees down

4 May, 8:11pm

Politics

‘More resources needed to develop Hong Kong’s technology industry’

29 Feb, 12:09pm

Education & Community

'English has been forgotten': Hong Kong must improve English standards to stay competitive, says lawmaker Michael Tien

22 Sep, 4:59pm 60

The new line will use fully automated trains. Photo: Felix Wong

Hong Kong MTR’s new South Island Line to run by end of year

Driverless trains will run from the end of next month on the South Island Line, serving 170,000 people each day.

But, to the dismay of the Southern District residents, there will not be any special concessions for commuters there.

21 Nov 2016 - 10:54pm 3 More on MTR

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Yvonne Lui Lai-kwan (centre) who has two children with Chinese Estates chairman and chief executive Joseph Lau Luen-hung, appears at a court in Macau. The head of Chinese Estates Holdings, Joseph Lau, and Hong Kong businessman Steven Lo have both been sentenced to more than five years in prison after being convicted by a Macau court of corruption. 14MAR14

Joseph Lau’s ex-girlfriend says she doesn’t want court battle as tycoon prepares for estate fight

21 Nov 2016 - 10:54pm 19

Meng Wen was inspired by Legco member Fernando Cheung. Photo: Felix Wong

How a hearing-impaired Hong Kong youth made it to college and now aspires to be a legislator

21 Nov 2016 - 8:20pm 1

For years, hawkers have lined the streets of Mong Kok during the Lunar New Year. Photo: Nora Tam

Mong Kok residents, investors give thumbs down to plan for legal food bazaar

21 Nov 2016 - 10:53pm 6

Director general of civil aviation says new system ‘not ideal’, but insists there was no safety risk

Jet fell off radar for longer than usual, top Hong Kong aviation official admits

21 Nov 2016 - 12:22am 6

Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying takes some pictures on his phone at the graduation ceremony for military summer camp for HK youth in San Wai Barracks in Fanling.Photo: David Wong

CY Leung’s mobile phone number among billions ‘leaked’ by smartphone security apps

21 Nov 2016 - 9:23am 11

Elderly people taking part in Elderly Day celebrations organised by the Hong Kong Christian Society. Photo: Jonathan Wong

Pensions, lack of quality care homes top worries of elderly in Hong Kong

20 Nov 2016 - 11:40pm

Rachelle Lui and Fok Jing-chen are happy to think green. Photo: Xiaomei Chen

Students turn green after learning facts of Hong Kong waste

21 Nov 2016 - 4:08pm

Newly installed and outspoken consul general backs unionists demands for higher income for thousands of migrant workers

Indonesia reviews Hong Kong’s domestic worker conditions amid calls for further minimum wage rise

20 Nov 2016 - 11:31pm 36

The government paper cited demand for street eats as a reason for proposing the cooked food bazaar. Photo: David Wong

After Mong Kok riot, could district see street food made legal next Lunar New Year?

19 Nov 2016 - 11:10pm 5

Sham Shui Po Ming Gor’s “Pei Ho Counterparts” officiates as a charitable social enterprise Charity event to run “Pei Ho Counterparts Charity Pop-up Store” to sell lunch boxes and meal vouchers from 17/11 at Lan Kwai Fong. Photo: SCMP

How one Hong Kong restauranteur-turned-Good Samaritan is thinking outside the lunchbox

19 Nov 2016 - 3:02pm 4

“Clown doctors” Ng Hoi-kei (left), whose persona is Dr La-La, and So Pui-ching, who goes by Dr Fei-Fei, are two of seven such entertainers in Hong Kong. Photo: Xiaomei Chen

‘Clown doctors’ in Hong Kong prescribe laughter as medicine for sick children

19 Nov 2016 - 2:03pm 1

Cellist Trey Lee Chui-yee founded the Musicus festival with his sister Lee Chui-Inn Lee, a pianist, as a way of bringing foreign artists to Hong Kong, but also in order to showcase local musicians internationallyto an international audience. Photo: Sam Tsang

Hong Kong-born cellist brings cultural diversity to classical music festival

19 Nov 2016 - 2:03pm 1

A domestic helper recently photographed cleaning the windows of a 15th-floor apartment in the Silvercrest building, MacDonnell Road, Mid-Levels. Photo: SCMP Pictures

Window-cleaning ban for Hong Kong’s domestic helpers will not keep them safe, campaigners say

19 Nov 2016 - 12:00pm 4

The winning team, of (left to right) Bhim Bahadur Gurung, Tirtha Tamang, Purna Tamang and Bed Bahadur Sunuwar, crosses the line. Photo: Edmond So

Want to raise HK$35 million for charity? It’s a walk in the park

18 Nov 2016 - 11:27pm

Rehabaid Society to provide free sessions for more than 200 stroke sufferers

Starving stroke patient can swallow again after neck massage from charity’s therapist

18 Nov 2016 - 11:27pm 1

Protesters at a march in 2014 to highlight the plight of maids abused by their employers. Photo: Nora Tam

‘Abused’ maid challenges Hong Kong law that forces her to live with employer

17 Nov 2016 - 10:35pm 19

Spreading the word – Carlo Lai (left) Alex Melia and Mandy Lau. Photo: Nora Tam

Why a youth charity thinks Hong Kong students need more adventurous English lessons

17 Nov 2016 - 7:04pm

Secretary for Education Eddie Ng Hak-kim says the consultation on a revised junior secondary Chinese history curriculum will progress to the second stage next May. Photo: Nora Tam

Motion on teaching of Chinese history at junior secondary level passed in Hong Kong’s Legco

17 Nov 2016 - 12:25am 22

From left: Mida from Indonesia; Thatsana from Thailand; and Annalyn from the Philippines, at Bethune House Migrant Women’s Refuge in Sheung Wan. Photo: Felix Wong

Migrant charity offers lifeline to Hong Kong’s domestic helpers

21 Nov 2016 - 12:56pm 2

Standard Working Hours Committee member Stanley Ng Chau-pei (centre) said he hoped the committee would study their report. Photo: Felix Wong

Compromise on Hong Kong working hours finally in sight as unionists propose 44-hour work week

17 Nov 2016 - 10:10am 11

Joseph Lau Luen-hung (right) leaving a restaurant with partner Chan Hoi-wan (left). Photo: Dickson Lee

Joseph Lau slams ‘greedy’ ex-girlfriend in video interview, confirms he wrote newspaper statement about breakup

16 Nov 2016 - 9:11pm 12

Outward Bound Hong Kong community projects officers (from left) Karen Chan, Tommy Yuen and Mic Chu. Photo: Edmond So

Disabled young Hongkongers relish chance of a life-changing adventure

15 Nov 2016 - 6:52pm

Elderly care home residents at Dills Corner Garden in Sheung Shui. Photo: David Wong

Care home operators fear some will be left out of plan to relocate 1,000 elderly residents

15 Nov 2016 - 12:33pm 1

A file photo of tycoon Lau Luen-hung with Yvonne Lui Lai-kwan. Photo: SCMP Pictures

Tycoon Joseph Lau reveals details of breakup with ex-girlfriend in full-page newspaper announcement

15 Nov 2016 - 10:36pm 25

New rules will come in early next year. Photo: Dickson Lee

Hong Kong’s foreign domestic helpers to be protected by new rule on window cleaning in early 2017

14 Nov 2016 - 11:50pm 10

Many Cathay Pacific flight attendants would like to work beyond the retirement age of 55. Photo: AFP

Cathay cabin crew demand 5pc pay rise and wage freeze for managers who made wrong call on fuel prices

14 Nov 2016 - 11:00pm 17

Bishop Michael Yeung Ming-cheung (left), Bishop of Hong Kong Cardinal John Tong Hon and bishop Stephen Lee Bun-sang. Photo: SCMP Pictures

Pope appoints new Hong Kong coadjutor bishop

14 Nov 2016 - 11:05am 3

Member of the Students' Union giving out leaflets on Ceri Sherlock incident at the orientation day at Academy for Performing Arts. Photo: K. Y. Cheng

A performance we should all be ashamed of

14 Nov 2016 - 1:37am 8