Consortium Wins HK$1.03B Northern Metropolis Tender: What It Means for HK
A six-company consortium secures a HK$1.03 billion tender for Hong Kong's Northern Metropolis project, marking the first major land parcel development in the region.
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A six-company consortium secures a HK$1.03 billion tender for Hong Kong's Northern Metropolis project, marking the first major land parcel development in the region.
China's new ambassador to Australia, Liu Jinsong, begins his posting by taking a bus to Canberra, emphasizing public engagement and diplomatic efforts amid improving bilateral ties.
Kiribati's maritime police detained a Chinese vessel in its EEZ after finding banned shark fins, underscoring a regional crackdown on illegal finning.
15 construction workers have died in Hong Kong worksite accidents this year, with industry leaders blaming crunch culture and tight deadlines for the fatalities despite stricter safety penalties.
A Hong Kong magistrate has acquitted a government statistician accused of loitering after following and photographing a schoolgirl during an open day event in 2...
Hong Kong's privacy watchdog warns three domestic workers for using employers' personal data without consent to secure loans, violating privacy laws.
China advises its citizens to evacuate Eswatini, a Taiwan-aligned African nation, citing rampant cyber fraud and security risks as tensions rise.
A senior RTHK editor received 160 hours of community service after pleading guilty to filming up a woman's skirt in Mong Kok. The maximum penalty for upskirting in Hong Kong is five years imprisonment.
Hong Kong’s first Chinese medicine hospital will begin offering inpatient services in December, marking a significant expansion of traditional medical care in t...
North Korea will send around 100 athletes to compete in 14 sports at the Asian Games in Japan, aiming to honor leader Kim Jong Un with strong performances.
A Hong Kong taxi driver was sentenced to eight weeks in prison and fined HK$3,000 after overcharging an undercover officer and fleeing the scene in Happy Valley.
Explore Hong Kong’s evolving animal policies, from wild pig culls to shifting attitudes toward dogs, and the ethical debates shaping these decisions.
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