Tsuen Wan District

6 May 2013

The preparation work for building two contentious district landmarks has started, despite widespread public criticism of them being too costly and even becoming eyesores.

7:17AM

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Then & now: what the macaque?

16 Sep 2012

Environmental monkeying around has bequeathed a hairy - and vicious - legacy to the Hong Kong countryside, writes Jason Wordie.

2:36AM

The Planner

6 Aug 2012

Exhibitions

The Penang Series and Retrospective

11:04PM

The Planner

17 Jul 2012

Exhibitions

Transcendental

9:34PM

The Planner

16 Jul 2012

Exhibitions

Chinese Contemporary Abstract, 1980s until Present: MINDMAP

9:26PM

Yam's monetary weapon of revenge

16 Jun 2012

When someone says he has no ulterior motive, you can be sure that's exactly what he has.

5:43PM

Opinion

Jake Van Der Kamp

EU fails to adapt to borderless world

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4:35AM

Howard Winn

Ferry companies shouldn't be subsidised while they burn dirty fuel

2:53AM

Villagers' protest crossed the line

There is a clear line between the right to protest and obstruction of the law. Villagers in Yuen Long violated it on Monday while protecting illegal structures in a rural leader's commercial...

3:43PM

Man sought for vicious attack on teacher

A music teacher suffered serious head injuries and is likely to lose the use of her left eye following an attack in a Tsuen Wan public toilet this week, police said.

1:25PM

A merry day of dance

Come Sunday, you can choose to spin joyfully on your head or twirl merrily on the tips of your toes. April 29 is International Dance Day, you see.

The day was first introduced in...

1:21PM

The Planner

Exhibitions

Cloud/Landscape

10:42AM

Briefs

Hearing for Cathay pilot accused of sex assault

9:07AM

Victim of falling branch waiting for compensation

Life took a tragic turn for Wan Oi-lan a year ago when a falling tree branch struck her on the head. The 56-year-old has been declared mentally disabled and can no longer take care of her 12-year-...

6:08AM