I read with shock the news that the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees in Hong Kong is axing the HK$500 a month it currently pays out to refugees. How can this be? Is the UNHCR broke?...
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20 Feb 2013
Mr Lo criticised me and the Civic Party for "jumping on the bandwagon" in uploading Lian's article on Facebook and inviting the chief executive to sue me for libel if indeed he had a case for...
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5 Feb 2013
Thieves broke into former TVB actor Ha Yu's home in Sai Kung on Monday morning and escaped with just a mobile phone after Ha's son fought with one of them.
Two men, in their 20s, got into...
3 Feb 2013
A group of Sai Kung residents are calling for more warning about officially sanctioned wild pig hunts after they were left terrified by a group of armed men who descended on Nam Shan Village at...
2 Jan 2013
After years of campaigning and several public consultation forums, a pilot scheme to capture, neuter and release stray dogs has been rejected in all three district councils involved in the plan....
When it came remodelling their Sai Kung home nine years on from their first makeover, the Wongs knew exactly who to call.
I am very disappointed with most of the crooked logic deployed in the criticism of Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying's official clarification of the unauthorised structures at his Peak home.
In Sai Kung town centre everyone is a local, even though some might not look it.
Government would do well to heed an ancient tenet of the medical profession: "First, do no harm."
A Sai Kung village rich in ecological and heritage values is under threat from a developer who has bought up land faster than the government can freeze and zone its use, conservationists warn.
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