The government plans to put forward a conservation policy for public discussion in the second half of next year at the earliest, Secretary for Development Paul Chan Mo-po said in a television...
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- May 26, 2013
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The government admitted a policy failure yesterday as it decided to give up on a plan to save the historic Ho Tung Gardens on The Peak, which is held by an owner who refuses to co-operate.
A 5.66 per cent pay rise for judges announced yesterday has left lawyers and lawmakers sceptical as to whether it will be enough to attract new blood to join the judiciary, which is due to see a...
As a concerned Hong Kong citizen, I have followed closely the public debate over the government's proposal to co-operate with a private developer to develop the west wing of the former central...
If you read some media reports last week, you might think that, as chairman of the Antiquities Advisory Board, I colluded with the government and arranged that the board would vote to redevelop...
An independent lobby group is accusing the government of violating a Town Planning Board guideline in pushing ahead with its demolition plan for Government Hill in Central.
Conservationists are hoping a heritage specialist who flies in this week can help persuade officials not to demolish the west wing of the former government headquarters in Central.
The government may give up its plan to sell part of the historic Government Hill to developers, but it is resolved to redevelop the west wing of its former headquarters.
The campaign to preserve Government Hill has drawn support from its architect and influential figures such as former chief secretary David Akers-Jones.
The Court of Final Appeal yesterday ordered the city's Catholic diocese to bear the full legal costs of its failed challenge against government reforms which reduced the church's powers in...
I refer to Bernard Chan's article ('Unease about rich-poor gap fuels proxy war over heritage', December 30).
The controversy over Government Hill is looking like a bit of a farce, and I think I know why. Let us start with a brief recap. During the property slump of the late 1990s, the government took the...
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