Jennifer Ngo

5 Aug 2012

Frontline police officers in Hong Kong will be fitted with body-cameras after recent complaints about their handling of demonstrators.

11:03PM

The children's champion

23 Jul 2012

Even before moving to Thailand, Malina Zlatkova Enlund had heard stories about children being subjected to sexual abuse and then sold to human trafficking rings in Southeast Asia.

10:02PM

Poor thrown aside in flats crackdown

16 Jul 2012

Hongkongers were relieved when the government cracked down on old buildings jammed with illegally partitioned flats early this year.

9:26PM

Pool closing hours making waves

28 May 2012

Residents and district councillors are calling for a change of public swimming pools' closing hours, as some find their doors are always shut at the times they want to swim.

4:01PM

Special sisters-in-arms arrive in HK

29 Apr 2012

The People's Liberation Army garrison yesterday displayed one of its newest additions - a crack squad of women warriors whom one would not want to tackle at close quarters.

1:45PM

HK$4m to raise a child? It's not far off the mark

10 Apr 2012

When Hong Kong's Olympic windsurfing champion Lee Lai-shan said in 2006 it would take HK$4 million to raise a child, it caused a commotion in the city.

Her remark, made in a...

12:20PM

Opinion

Attempts to diversify China's reserves have been a disaster

4:45AM

Howard Winn

China is like the EU; provinces are its member states

5:26AM

Villains take a beating on day of voodoo

Scores of people lined up under a Causeway Bay flyover yesterday for an annual Chinese 'enemy cursing' tradition, as thick incense smoke mingled with the chanting of professional ritual masters...

9:17AM

Learning to live on next to N-nothing

It's a good thing Chen Shao-hong is an optimist, given the harsh regimen that makes up her days as one of the city's 'N-nothings'.

8:47AM

Lengthy saga of rooftop resolved

Lands officials procrastinated for over 13 months before responding to the Buildings Department's request to remove a dangerous illegal structure on a rooftop the government owns as a result of a...

8:14AM

Never mind the exact date, now's the time to celebrate

Dozens of elderly people celebrated their birthday yesterday, even though most of them did not know what day they were born.

6:20AM

D&G store the target of fresh protests over photo ban

Outraged internet users targeted Dolce & Gabbana's flagship Tsim Sha Tsui store again last night, and are planning another protest tomorrow unless the Italian fashion giant apologises for...

5:19AM

Breezy start to idling engine ban

Mild weather gave the long-awaited ban on idling engines a smoother start than many had expected yesterday as most drivers, not needing their air conditioning, switched off the ignition...

3:24AM