The Frontier

30 Jun 2012

President Hu Jintao began a three-day visit in Hong Kong to mark the 15th anniversary of the city's handover to China by promising to 'walk more and see more' to get a feel for Hongkongers'...

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Pan-democrats get vow on visits

12 Dec 2011

A Hong Kong delegate to the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), Dr Lew Mon-hung, says he will submit a proposal to the conference in March to allow pan-democrats to...

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Women 'used as bait' in sex probe

13 Nov 2011

Police have been accused of using women as bait after a serial sex attacker labelled a 'dangerous sexual predator' was jailed for 51/2 years.

Billy Chan Ho-leung pleaded guilty to...

12:33AM

Who said it?

6 Nov 2011

We just gave you US$11.6 billion and now you're telling me 'I don't really care'?

Major General Peter Fuller, sacked for his criticism of the president of Afghanistan

12:02AM

City Digest

8 Aug 2011

Emily Lau unhappy with vote to stand candidate

4:38PM

City Digest

1 Jul 2011

Rita Fan leads field for 2017 poll, survey finds

1:48PM

Opinion

Placating graduates a work in progress

5:24AM

George Chen

For HSBC, the first love is apparently not the deepest

Updated 7:12AM

Corrections & clarifications

In Saturday's A3 story 'Unionists and tycoons picked for low-pay body', it was Liu Pak-wai who said Lee Cheuk-yan's words were subjective opinion, not Ng Sik-hung. We apologise for the error....

4:50AM

Concession for factory tenants not extended

The Housing Department has turned down factory tenants' request for an extension to the halving of their rent. Deputy director Lau Kai-hung told more than 30 tenants of industrial buildings...

4:35AM

Radio rebels break their silence with street show

The activists who run the outlawed Citizens Radio made an unauthorised broadcast last night after a three-month break - then vowed to go back on air again in Causeway Bay within two weeks.

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2:03AM

Officials 'inflexible' over adult classes

Lawmakers this week criticised the government's 'inflexibility' in refusing to make evening school classes free for adult learners despite appeals from across the political divide.

1:48AM

Tired Emily Lau still considering political future

Veteran legislator Emily Lau Wai-hing is still considering whether she will stand in September's Legislative Council election.

Despite her passion for politics she is tired after 17...

11:16PM

Leadership reveals its true colours

The National People's Congress Standing Committee decision to rule out direct elections in 2012 was not unexpected. But it was a bitter blow to those who have fought for democracy for decades.

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