Spokeswoman

11 May 2012

The west wing of the former government headquarters in Central could be saved from demolition after antiquities experts agreed the entire complex should be given the highest heritage rating short...

ESF funding talks may be on hold until end of year

9 Mar 2012

The Education Bureau says discussions on funding for the English Schools Foundation (ESF) could be delayed until the end of the year.

Hardware matches software

28 Oct 2011

While some of Hong Kong's best-known universities have spent years preparing for the launch of the four-year first-degree programmes in the 2012-2013 academic year, preparations at Chu Hai College...

Environmentalists divided over 'hideous' Mid-Levels slope

7 May 2011

A Mid-Levels slope that has recently undergone work intended to beautify it has instead been described as hideous by its neighbours.

Illegal works up sixfold on land in New Territories

12 Mar 2011

Cases of unauthorised development in the New Territories have risen sixfold in the past 15 years, according to Planning Department figures.

Opinion

Jake Van Der Kamp

An age-old problem and the sums that just don't add up

Howard Winn

HSBC suffers the Taibbi treatment in Rolling Stone

Shirley Yam

How tycoons' IPO 'losses' may hide profits at herd's expense

Hong Kong tour group safe after fleeing building

A tour group of 20 Hong Kong people was in Christchurch when the earthquake struck, but all were unhurt.

Members of the Wing On Travel tour were having lunch at a restaurant in...

Victim paid deposit for job as 'spokeswoman'

'I was not trying to lose weight, I was just applying for a job,' said a victim of the alleged Royal Bodyperfect slimming scam.

Park train reopens

The Ocean Express tunnel railway at Ocean Park was allowed to reopen yesterday - but at lower speeds - after an accident on December 6 in which seven passengers were injured.

China Aoyuan keeps target despite weak sales

Guangdong developer China Aoyuan Property Group says its contract sales only reached 22 per cent of its 5 billion yuan (HK$5.69 billion) goal for the first five months, but the company's target...

Henderson reply on luxury deals fails to satisfy

The government is not satisfied with Henderson Land's explanation of why the sales of 24 flats in a luxury Mid-Levels development have not been completed five months after the developer said...

Booming cross-border trade boosts demand

Booming cross-border trade and continued office decentralisation have boosted the leasing activity of Delta House in Sha Tin.