Report covered sentencing of Hong Kong actor Gregory Wong, who was among three political activists and 10 others charged with rioting and breaching Legco complex.
Cargo carrier expects to spend US$2.7 billion over the next five years to add 15 aircraft to its fleet.
Spokeswoman for food retailer confirms company closing down 28 stores across city.
Deals with institutions from 11 countries such as France, Qatar and Singapore set to be signed at high-profile summit this month.
Government proposing to build 3.5km elevated smart mass transit system in Kai Tak, with five stations, document submitted to district council says.
Alibaba Digital Media and Entertainment Group’s plan to spend billions on local film and culture sectors has boosted investor confidence, experts says.
Expanding rail and franchised bus networks, new roads and bridges, and changes in tolls have caused a big shift in how Hongkongers navigate the city.
Police say Kowloon-bound lanes of the tunnel were closed after a medium goods vehicle crashed at a section of tunnel.
‘I don’t think the Hong Kong government can get away with paying taxpayers’ money, whatever the cause is, without telling people how much,’ ex-city leader CY Leung says.
Financial Secretary responds to calls by several political parties for introduction of basketball betting to combat illegal gambling while increasing public revenue
Speaking at the Post’s ‘Redefining Hong Kong: Budget Edition’ event, finance chief Paul Chan says he does not want society to be unduly anxious given pressures facing the city.
Revenue climbs, but net profit from property development falls 80.1 per cent compared with year before.
Development chief Bernadette Linn also says Lantau Tomorrow Vision reclamation works delay will not upset wider strategy to provide 410,000 homes over next 10 years.
Government anticipates strategy will help achieve budget surplus for 2025-26 financial year, with authorities to issue silver, green and infrastructure bonds over next five years.
One key budget initiative is launch of HK$10 billion New Industrialisation Acceleration Scheme.
Hong Kong Journalists Association calls for incorporation of public interest defence into home-grown national security legislation.
Authorities urged to refrain from scrapping stamp duties in one go to avoid triggering real estate market volatility, in contrast to views from top political parties.
Citybus says eco-friendly bus will run on ‘Waterloo Road Line’ – Route 20 travelling through Kowloon City, Yau Tsim Mong and Sham Shui Po
Heart-shaped balloon first taken down last Saturday as wind speeds in Central exceeded installation’s maximum limit.
Nine stations along East Rail line will have platform screen doors by end of the year, rail operator says.
Our Hong Kong Foundation puts forward 14 suggestions to lure more people to city, including eased tourist visa rules for mainland visitors and reduced charges on airlines.
Man, 27, died after reportedly losing control while cycling downhill along Lam Kam Road, while a woman, 55, fell when riding downhill near a reservoir at Mui Tsz Lam.
Director of Housing Rosanna Law says that if rents do increase, it will only be about HK$100 to HK$200 more for tenants.
Four of city’s top political parties call on finance chief Paul Chan to roll back property curbs, arguing partial easing last October didn’t trigger feared soaring housing prices.
Consumer Council detected 3-MCPD and glycidol, potential cancer-causing substances, in 17 out of 19 samples tested.
Restaurateurs say Lunar New Year business ‘exceptionally good’, especially for Chinese restaurants.
Man, 62, said by police to have been in drunken state, arrested after Princess Margaret Hospital nurse complained of sex assault.
Public transport firm Citybus says its hydrogen-powered double-decker bus has already undergo full 200km test, multiple refuelling operations.
Father of injured dancer provides update on son’s condition after 29-year-old was left at risk of being paralysed from neck down due to concert accident almost two years ago.
Major festive crowd-pullers are the Tsim Sha Tsui parade, harbourfront fireworks and all-star soccer