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Monkey climbs up water pipes at City One Sha Tin, but despite agricultural officers trying to lure it down with fruit, it disappears into the night.
Arrestees suspected to be connected with 128 scam cases, involving total losses of HK$68.69 million, according to police.
A girl aged about five or six years stepped into the gap at a platform while boarding a driverless train last year.
‘King of Mandopop’ will perform at Kai Tak Sports Park next year, as police warn fans to only purchase through official channels.
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MTR Corp faces double whammy of restrictive safety rules and need to adapt light rail platforms, pair of lawmakers say.
Agencies report 30 per cent jump in bookings for Christmas and New Year tours, but demand for long-haul trips remains poor.
Annual report of the Congressional-Executive Commission on China also calls on Washington to sanction city officials.
Lyu Yunni, 23, accused of using ‘false instrument’ in application to Chinese University of Hong Kong.
Government aims to introduce technology that would check ballots as they are submitted and sound alarm if any irregularity is found.
Finance chief says local economy is undergoing structural adjustment as he launches public consultation for next year’s budget.
Authorities earlier proposed installing internal surveillance cameras and dashcams in cabs to help boost taxi industry’s service quality.
Rosanna Law pledges to examine restrictions related to fire safety, building structure and land use preventing factory spaces from being used for performances.
Lawmaker calls for training to be expanded to all community care teams to help provide basic services for mentally ill residents.
Traveller reported cash and bank card missing from bag he had placed in overhead bin, latest in string of similar cases.
First update to list honouring elements of heritage considered to have high cultural value and pressing need for preservation.
‘One country, two systems’ guarantees that no top-down instruction will be placed on developers to discharge their social responsibilities, industry representative says.
Enterprises also sign agreements among themselves on related projects, with investment amounting to more than HK$100 billion.
State Council’s Hong Kong and Macau Affairs Office says Benny Tai and others in subversion trial were ‘far from being genuine advocates’ for democracy.
Hospital Authority releases report by special committee established to review its operations following string of medical care mistakes.
Sentences ranging from four years and two months to 10 years for conspiracy to commit subversion were proportionate with severity of crime, experts say.
Reviewing Stock Connect scheme, which marks its 10th anniversary, finance chief Paul Chan lists listed three areas where programme can be further developed.
The government’s previous full-year forecast was for growth of between 2.5 per cent and 3.5 per cent.
Cui Jianchun, Beijing’s top diplomat in Hong Kong, also says critical comments about curtailed freedoms in city are ‘rumours made by insane people’.
Managing director Wai Chi-sing says authority is now exploring taking up a major redevelopment project on its own after failed tender.
Seven-time champion arrived in Hong Kong amid plans by UK to abolish non-domicile tax status as part of revenue shake-up.
Chinese president lays out hopes for Macau’s next leader, Sam Hou-fai, as he receives appointment letter from Premier Li Qiang in capital.
Xia Baolong, Beijing’s point man on Hong Kong affairs, also reaffirms ‘one country, two systems’ policy in meeting with Jardine’s Benjamin Keswick.
Driver passes bus stop without seeing waiting man, who then chases vehicle to red light 170 metres away in a rage.
Cui Jianchun, Beijing’s top diplomat in Hong Kong, says he will press on with explaining ‘one country, two systems’ to foreign envoys.
But constitutional affairs chief Erick Tsang says authorities have no plans to revise voting laws to allow Hongkongers to vote outside city.
