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Hong Kong can – and should – do better when dealing with disruptions caused by typhoons or inclement weather, a test that the authorities appear to have failed in recent weeks.
Billiards and snooker parlours were once associated with people of dubious reputation. But a bill to widen hours of access for young people will help nurture future professional players.
Hong Kong’s new ‘Night Vibes Hong Kong’ campaign should focus on revitalising places like the Temple Street Night Market and Ladies’ Market if it is to attract locals and tourists alike.
By making city bishop Stephen Chow Sau-yan a cardinal, Rome has established an important bridge between mainland China and the church
New arrangements need to be fully understood so as not to compromise integrity of Hong Kong polls established over many years.
- Professor Ng Siew-chien is a Spirit of Innovation finalist at this year’s Spirit of Hong Kong Awards, which honours the achievements of remarkable individuals
- Scientist notes 90 per cent success in use of groundbreaking faecal microbiota transplant to treat clostridioides difficile infections
From Chinese students not opting for US universities to Japan’s workers being reluctant to take paid vacations, here are few highlights from SCMP’s recent reporting.
Readers discuss the suggestion that Hong Kong phase out religious schools, the display of the national flag at a church, and steps the government can take to boost patriotism in the young.
Chan’s dedication to helping young dancers achieve their dreams earned her a spot among finalists of the Spirit of Hong Kong Awards 2023.
Top offence of young offenders shifted over the past two years from theft to criminal damage and deception.
Firefighters found Matthew Tsang, 17, on Wednesday alive and well after a seven-day search.
Requirements for children of ex-soldiers are too stringent, says Albert Lam, chairman of the Hong Kong Ex-Servicemen’s Association.
Firefighters, paramedics, Civil Aid Service members scoured Ma On Shan Country Park in race against time to find Matthew Tsang.
Traffic at three cross-harbour tunnels is expected to drop by at least 5 per cent, Transport Department spokesman says.
‘Multi-sensory Mixed Reality Therapy for Dementia’ app has earned global acclaim.
Matthew Tsang fainted while hiking and when he regained consciousness, it was already dark and he became lost, insider says
Evony Tsang is a Spirit of Youth finalist in the Spirit of Hong Kong Awards, an annual event honouring the achievements of remarkable individuals.
Predictions can shed light on more precise treatments for patients to help improve the survival rate, according to team led by Hong Kong University of Science and Technology.
The long-awaited Kai Tak Sports Park is expected to open by the end of next year.
Ngan Lung Cafe in Lei Yue Mun Fishing Village boasts signature local fare, and owner knows most by name, tailoring dishes to suit customers.
Player named Jason alleges he spent HK$2,000 on tokens for game requiring coin toss from distance and having it land squarely within rainbow stripe.
Stefan Bredohl says at celebration of his country’s links with Hong Kong that good economic relations rely on city maintaining rule of law and ‘international character’.
More than 300 people transported after Roy Tsang mobilised team of drivers to help people stuck at Tsuen Wan West MTR station in Typhoon Koinu.
Emergency services stage rescue after teenager using Google Maps to get home through country park during Typhoon Koinu dialled 999 as phone battery dwindled.
Office proposal came to light as governing council met to discuss misconduct and mismanagement accusations made against HKU president Xiang Zhang.
Amy Chan and her husband head out to Ma On Shan Country Park where Matthew Tsang was last spotted after leaving school and not returning home.
SPCA says allowing dogs in workplace can help employee retention and job satisfaction, but not all environments are suitable.
Observatory says strong north to north-easterly winds likely after storm moves closer to Pearl River estuary, with ‘intense rain bands’ expected for Sunday and Monday.
Matthew Tsang was last spotted walking towards Ma On Shan Country Park along Hang Shin Link, close to entrance of Tate’s Cairn Tunnel on Wednesday.
