6 h. ago ‘Jealous brother’ bit baby, dropped him before his death, Hong Kong court told

Man accused of murdering baby son told police he and wife suspected fatal injuries were caused by two-year-old brother.

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8 h. ago Hong Kong’s Han Academy aims to repay parents after ‘white knight’ steps in

Despite the intervention and agreed payment plan, concerns persist over the independent school that was reported to be HK$100 million in debt.

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9 h. ago Hong Kong to release more than 16,000 new columbarium niches

Residents urged to apply online for random computer balloting for allocations at Wo Hop Shek, Collinson-San Ha and brand new Shek Mun.

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10 h. ago Hong Kong landlords combat tough retail environment by offering rent discounts to tenants

Hong Kong landlords offer significant discounts to attract tenants amid ongoing retail challenges, reduced tourist spending.

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10 h. ago From gyms to supermarkets, Hong Kong tenants are spoiled for discounts amid retail gloom

Hong Kong landlords offer significant discounts to attract tenants amid ongoing retail challenges, reduced tourist spending.

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10 h. ago HSBC moves to repossess Hong Kong flat of Abby Choi’s former father

Court summons for Kwong Kau is latest development in controversy over his subsidised flat, which has already prompted tightening of some rules.

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11 h. ago Hong Kong judges doubt government to blame for lack of slavery law after sex case

Legal challenge by domestic helper who lost two sexual exploitation cases can’t force authorities to enact laws against forced labour, court says.

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11 h. ago 2 women attacked in Hong Kong’s Tsim Sha Tsui by female suspect with scissors

Police investigating whether alleged assaults in shopping district on Tuesday afternoon were random or premeditated.

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11 h. ago Hong Kong police yet to identify ‘mentally unstable’ woman in scissors attacks

Investigators are still working to identify the woman arrested in connection with attacks on two female pedestrians in Tsim Sha Tsui.

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14 h. ago Wait time for Hong Kong public rental flat still at 5.3 years, but applications plummet

Housing Authority says figures for first quarter due to new supply and higher turnover of homes, with 4,700 applicants allocated flats.

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14 h. ago China's CATL set to price shares at HK$263 each in $4.6 billion Hong Kong listing, sources say

China's CATL set to price shares at HK$263 each in $4.6 billion Hong Kong listing, sources say  Reuters

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16 h. ago HSBC’s Hong Kong unit Hang Seng Bank lays off staff as part of sweeping revamp

Some departments lose up to 20 per cent of their staff, while the hardest-hit team is cut in half, sources say.

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16 h. ago Hong Kong Legco to hold special meeting for subsidiary security legislation

Minister urges lawmakers to expedite oversight process for already enacted subsidiary legislation for domestic national security law.

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17 h. ago Hongkong Post keeping US parcel service suspension in place despite tariff deal

Government-owned postal service provider says it will not collect any tariffs on behalf of the US.

Economics

20 h. ago How melding Hong Kong’s traditions and youthful energy can lift tourism

With a blend of history, identity and creativity, the city has what it takes to become Asia’s capital of cultural connection.

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21 h. ago Get a second job? How Hongkongers on BN(O) visas are bracing for UK’s rule changes

Uncertainty abounds as Hongkongers fear potentially facing unexpected costs, additional wait for MPF under UK’s tightening of immigration policy.

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21 h. ago Get a second job? Stick it out? Hongkongers on BN(O) visas rue rule changes

Uncertainty abounds as Hongkongers fear potentially facing unexpected costs, additional wait for MPF under UK’s tightening of immigration policy.

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29 h. ago Canadian International School of Hong Kong Students Shine in Global Competition

[The content of this article has been produced by our advertising partner.] Five students from Canadian International School of Hong Kong (CDNIS), claimed top honours at the 2025 Conrad Challenge Innovation Summit held at NASA’s Space Center in Houston, Texas. Competing as Team Kinection, the Grade 9 and 10 students qualified for the global finals by winning the gold medal at the Conrad Challenge China in the Health & Nutrition category. At the Houston Summit, they showcased their innovative telehealth solution, the Kinector, and were named the Power Pitch Winner in the same category. Their victory is a significant achievement not only for the team but also for CDNIS, which was the only school from Hong Kong to reach the global finals in Houston after competing against more than 140 teams at the Shanghai event. Revolutionizing Rehabilitation: The Kinector Solution  The team’s award-winning innovation, Kinector, is a smart wearable device designed to transform physiotherapy and rehab...

Society

30 h. ago Hong Kong doctor jailed for sex assault has licence suspended for 9 months

Sunny Li was jailed for two weeks in May 2023 after being convicted of assaulting 18-year-old girl in crowded train compartment.

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32 h. ago Hong Kong to cut quarantine for cats and dogs from mainland to 30 days from 120

New rules will take effect from June 3 amid calls to ease travel restrictions for pet owners and reduce cross-border animal smuggling.

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