Company proposes easing commercial restrictions on Central and Wan Chai piers, arguing extra revenue can help subsidise its ferry operations and boost night economy.
Independent Commission Against Corruption says the case involves bribes amounting to more than HK$6.5 million.
Space on Fuk Wah Street in Sham Shui Po will provide residents with 8,000 sq ft of additional room to do homework, shower, cook and eat.
Poverty report from Oxfam Hong Kong also finds wealthiest 10 per cent of city’s households earned 57.7 times more than bottom 10 per cent in first quarter.
Instagram user, 21, runs platform claiming to take on any job, with the one-man-band founder doing assignments himself or hooking clients up with others who can.
Hongkongers apply for emergency handout after city devastated by Super Typhoon Saola and record-breaking rainstorm, just one week after another.
Leung denies endorsing a cryptocurrency platform or making any comments about it.
City comes alive and offers masses of special deals as part of government’s plan to put the pizzazz back into nightlife
A social experiment takes root as NGOs work with landlords to create temporary respite centres.
Survey follows controversy over three properties at luxury estate Redhill Peninsula in Tai Tam, with breaches found after landslide prompts inspections.
University of Hong Kong experts say total ban on tobacco needed to protect children from risk of second-hand smoke in their homes.
Head of Elderly Commission of Hong Kong says career ladder and promotion prospects vital to ensure sufficient number of carers and boost quality of service
Close to one-third of respondents admit to making harmful, mean or mocking remarks online, NGO says after polling 4,000 young people aged between six and 24.
Experts say staffing crisis has to be tackled to ensure care home residents are monitored appropriately and danger signs spotted early.
‘If spending across the border becomes a regular habit, we are doomed,’ an industry leader says.
Fourth-year student arrested on suspicion of raping one victim, molesting two others and opening shower curtain as fourth took bath, with incidents taking place at three of the six orientation camps he attended.
More publicity is needed, as most elderly people don’t know about latest four services added to list, professionals say.
Survey by ImpactHK, an organisation for the homeless, and Shue Yan University find half of homeless have PTSD and many have other mental problems as well.
Three construction workers die in space of only eight hours in string of incidents in Hong Kong.
More targeted efforts to cut suicide rate in older men needed, as they stay away from community activities, avoid seeking help.
The boy was found wandering alone in Kwong Wah Hospital in July.
Two men were arrested in Yuen Long while police in Bangkok detained two women.
Number of construction workers accounts for nearly one-third of 12,000 spaces available under city’s scheme to tackle labour shortage.
Development chief Bernadette Linn promises to crack down on those who fail to carry out checks without reasonable excuse by end of year.
Blaze put out in under an hour by firefighters, who found victim unresponsive on lower-floor flat of block on Yu Chau Street.
Poor transport links at the terminal sparked complaints after hundreds of cruise passengers were left waiting in long queues over the weekend.
Government Flying Service issues verbal reprimand and advisory letter to crew member after media shares image of box of condoms found in aircraft.
Operation staged in response to spike in reports of credit card theft and fraud cases, police say.
Almost three-quarters are not part of labour force, but SoCO warns people unfit to work might be under-represented.
Graduates from HKU continue to top salary chart compiled by city’s eight publicly funded universities.
