Huizhou

Troubled lighting maker NVC hit by production woes

18 Aug 2012

Troubles continue to plague NVC Lighting Holding, the Hong Kong-listed firm that issued an announcement on Tuesday listing a host of problems including resignations and disputes with its former...

Party detains Shenzhen official who ran student games

24 Jun 2012

A top Shenzhen official who oversaw the Universiade Games last year has been placed under party investigation, days after two senior Guangdong officials were detained.

Cool and creative

22 Jun 2012

Our summer issue looks at innovation in cooking, from reinterpreting classics to using different ingredients and techniques - some that even require liquid nitrogen to prepare the dish.

Yapp spot-on as Hong Kong lift Interport

2 Jan 2012

Hong Kong lifted the annual Interport Cup against Guangdong after a thrilling 120 minutes, defeating the neighbours across the border after a penalty shoot-out in front of a 20,000 crowd at...

Briefs

4 Oct 2011

Son jumps to death after knife attack on father

Opinion

Wang Xiangwei

Super ministries may not be the right answer for mainland China

Alex Lo

Church developers remain unbowed by government rules

George Chen

A house is not a home until it becomes affordable

14 slave workers freed from Guangdong kiln

Fourteen slave workers were rescued from a small brick kiln in the remote area of Huizhou, Guangdong, on Wednesday, but it is believed several dozen more remained in the hands of the kiln owners...

Teens held after woman in car killed by stone

Police in Guangdong have detained three teenagers for allegedly hurling stones at vehicles on an expressway, causing the death of the young widow of a Shenzhen singer renowned for his dedication...

Fears for landmark lake's ecosystem, as huge construction starts beneath

Experts are concerned that a huge underground complex planned by the Huizhou government in Guangdong will destroy the ecosystem of the city's landmark West Lake.

HK millionaire kills wife in Guangdong, then hangs himself

A Hong Kong multimillionaire hanged himself on Sunday after killing his wife with a knife in Huizhou , Guangdong.

Their bodies were found at their home in Huidong county at about...

Customs seizes HK$200m in assets after cracking fuel-smuggling racket

Customs has frozen assets valued at HK$200 million after smashing a cross-border diesel-smuggling racket and arresting 153 people in a joint operation with mainland enforcers.

Jeweller banned from fairs over its sick workers

A Hong Kong jewellery producer has been banned from a major fair in the city and one in Switzerland for failing to compensate workers suffering from a lung disease.