Hong Kong lawmakers want rethink on public facilities slated for Tseung Kwan O
Lawmaker Connie Lam says she was inundated with more than 7,000 objections to plan in just two weeks.
Mourning Hong Kong’s maze of memories: textile hawker market closes after 45 years
Only 16 of 49 vendors plan to relocate to government’s new site about 400 metres (1,300 feet) away, with some opting to retire instead.
Only 16 of 49 vendors plan to relocate to government’s new site about 400 metres (1,300 feet) away, with some opting to retire instead.
HK$780 rent for new Hong Kong public flats; 10,000 homes to be built in Kai Tak
Another 13,000 flats in Sheung Shui, Tuen Mun, Chai Wan and Siu Lam under second phase will be completed before the second quarter of 2028.
Another 13,000 flats in Sheung Shui, Tuen Mun, Chai Wan and Siu Lam under second phase will be completed before the second quarter of 2028.
Hong Kong carriers forced to cancel 150 flights to Japan due to restrictions
Cathay Pacific and HK Express will each scrap up to 15 flights per week between February 3 and March 2 to comply with Japanese government’s restrictions.
Cathay Pacific and HK Express will each scrap up to 15 flights per week between February 3 and March 2 to comply with Japanese government’s restrictions.
Suicide of Hong Kong migrant in UK underscores need for support network: experts
Fion Ho, who killed herself months after moving to London, worried about her income and did not feel comfortable in her shared flat, brother tells inquest.
Fion Ho, who killed herself months after moving to London, worried about her income and did not feel comfortable in her shared flat, brother tells inquest.
Opinion
A spike in eateries selling two-dish-rice boxes is reminiscent of the 1950s when open-air food stalls helped Hong Kong’s poor survive. Are we witnessing a return to widespread poverty?
Fans of the Samurai Blue have been filling rubbish bags with theirs and others’ trash after World Cup matches in Qatar. Hong Kong people could learn from them.