Organisers cancel Kuala Lumpur concert due to ‘unforeseen circumstances’, offering to swap tickets for Singapore stop and compensate travel costs.
A new operating model enabling Hongkongers to use the services of multiple credit reference agencies for the first time will start on April 26, the Hong Kong Association of Banks and two other industry groups announced.
Lawmaker Joephy Chan questions whether government-run Film Development Fund should be managed differently to back movies that tell ‘good’ Hong Kong stories.
Administration plans to provide 30,000 temporary homes by 2027-28 for families waiting at least three years for public housing.
Government bureau says new feature will allow the 1823 public inquiry hotline chatbot to answer questions across all service areas by third quarter of year.
Woman surnamed Lau, 23, arrested on suspicion of violating Hong Kong Examinations and Assessment Authority Ordinance, police say.
Actress rose to fame in TV adaptation of martial arts novel, going on to become household name in mainland China after role in series starring Fan Bingbing.
Driver declared dead at scene, with two passengers later dying after being taken to Tuen Mun Hospital for treatment.
Forecaster issues first amber rainstorm warning of the year, indicating heavy rain of 30mm an hour expected.
Development chief Bernadette Linn Hon-ho reveals plan after city leader pledges to review enforcement priorities for buildings failing to comply with fire safety orders.
Older residents supported by peers had lower levels of depression and anxiety, joint university study finds.
Sixty-three cinemas across city selling tickets at HK$30 each for second annual day offering big discounts.
No suitable government premises available when Lam finished her term as leader, Director of Administration Millie Ng tells lawmakers.
Observatory scientist says halos are created when sunlight hits ice crystals suspended high in the atmosphere.
King of Catering CEO Edmund Leung says founder of Itacho Sushi and Itamae Sushi brands died in Tokyo on April 2 after battle with cancer.
Monthly expenditure on six standby facilities covers electricity and maintenance costs, as well as charges for security services from contractors.
City leader John Lee says Security Bureau told to table legal amendments for Legco in two to three months, week after fire at New Lucky House left five dead.
Initiative comes after government says it will stop paying exam fees for candidates in 2025 due to budget deficit.
Consumer Council says items ranging from diapers to air conditioning may account for up to 57 per cent of basic monthly fees.
Homemaker, who has had several domestic helpers quit early, says tougher regulations needed to help staff retention.
Two-month trial scheme will cover around 100 sites with workers receiving points for safety breaches.