Yau Tsim Mong District

Unwelcome banners in Tsim Sha Tsui

6 Jan 2013

I refer to the report ("Unwrap HK history this Christmas", December 24).

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City Digest, September 25, 2012

25 Sep 2012

Blood specialists devise app for best treatment

Taxi drivers short-changing passengers in Tsim Sha Tsui

12 Sep 2012

Police have reported a recent series of cases where taxi drivers refuse to pay change or even drive away with passengers' luggage - with one tourist losing luxury items worth HK$70,000.

Academy for Performing Arts' graduates to make use of new media

1 Sep 2012

Graduates of the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts (APA) should be "global artists" of the 21st century - people who are not only professional, artistically, but also excel at communicating...

Eight jailed two months for rigging Yau Tsim Mong district council poll

28 Aug 2012

Eight people were each jailed for two months yesterday for vote-rigging in last November's district council elections.

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

Officials take action over illegal flats sublet by wife of Hong Kong minister

The Buildings Department has issued removal orders over two illegal flats subleased by the wife of Secretary for Development Paul Chan Mo-po.

24 police rewards totalling HK$9.7m put up for unsolved crimes in city

A reward of up to HK$2.5 million is being offered for information leading to the arrest of two robbers and the recovery of HK$11.7 million in cash and valuables stolen from a company safe in...

Doraemon celebration at Ocean Terminal

Children pose with Doraemon figures holding different gadgets in an exhibition at the Ocean Terminal forecourt in Tsim Sha Tsui as part of the exhibition "100 Years Before the Birth of Doraemon",...

Tree-sniffing dog awaits HK's bark and call

The authorities have yet to respond to a Taiwan-based university's offer to lend Hong Kong a dog trained to sniff out a disease that is killing the city's historic trees.

Root rot epidemic covered up, experts say

The government has been accused of covering up the spread of an incurable disease that is killing Hong Kong's heritage trees and of failing to contain the infection, putting many more trees - and...

Letters

Airport train must stop in typhoon 10

I would like to thank Francis Tjia for his letter asking why Airport Express services were not extended during Severe Typhoon Vicente ('Why...