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Despite McCarthy-style witch-hunts, the University of Hong Kong council upheld academic freedom in vote on Johannes Chan

Pro-democracy groups join HKU students and staff to protest against its governing council. Photo: Felix Wong

Country park outskirts can be developed to alleviate Hong Kong's housing shortage, to the benefit of all

Does leaving the country parks untouched really serve the public's best interests?

Now Hong Kong must get back to the basics of solving livelihood issues

Hong Kong stands ready to benefit from the opportunities now available, but only if it is resourceful. Opportunity waits for nobody.

Soaring costs of Hong Kong's infrastructure projects demand a system overhaul

Work proceeds at the West Kowloon terminus of the high-speed rail link. The project may now cost up to HK$90 billion. Photo: Felix Wong
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Hong Kong's troubled Urban Renewal Authority needs to be rebuilt

The URA's mission is to both serve the community in urban rejuvenation and keep its books balanced. Photo: Felix Wong

Hong Kong's public housing model is on shaky ground

It's time to revamp the public housing programme, to ensure its sustainability and fairness. Photo: Reuters

Hong Kong's country park protection must take into account housing needs

Boundary lines for Hong Kong's country parks were relatively arbitrary when they were first drawn up in 1976. Photo: May Tse
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