Major Japanese discount chain Don Don Donki replaces transparent plastic sushi boxes with cardboard ones in line with new rules on throwaway plastics.
Global Talent Summit – Hong Kong will be held May 7-8 alongside CareerConnect Expo featuring almost 100 exhibitors.
But some find the lack of free bottled water in hotel rooms an inconvenience.
Some patrons opt to get hands dirty eating fried chicken at popular fast food chains to avoid paying for gloves as new single-use plastics ban gets under way.
Latest suggestion by environment minister Tse Chin-wan is in apparent contrast to what he told legislature four months ago.
Some film fans say going to the cinema in city no longer affordable entertainment, particularly with transport and food added.
Lawmaker Joephy Chan questions whether government-run Film Development Fund should be managed differently to back movies that tell ‘good’ Hong Kong stories.
Environmental Protection Department says pilot scheme may soon be extended to private estates with fewer than 1,000 households.
Consumer Council says items ranging from diapers to air conditioning may account for up to 57 per cent of basic monthly fees.
Residents of New Lucky House in Yau Ma Tei face blackened and burned flats, debris and exposed electrical wiring.
Six-hour time difference with Paris may help economy as people can more easily dine out and watch Games after work, sports chief Kevin Yeung says.
Firms will be able to sign documents digitally and make payments for government services, among host of other features, on platform expected to launch in 2026.
Hong Kong Metropolitan University, Airport Authority’s international aviation academy to launch course offering commercial pilot licence from September.
Buildings Department says fire safety orders issued in 2008, but owners’ corporation had still not met requirements.
Absent pilots, cancelled flights … airline says it has learned from ‘bad spell’ but critics aren’t convinced.
Legislators call for shake-up after series of voltage dips in recent months resulted in hundreds of people becoming trapped in lifts.
Event will move to new venue in Kai Tak after being held for more than 40 years at Hong Kong Stadium in Causeway Bay.
One restaurant chain operator says business declined 30 per cent in first three days of Easter break compared with last year, while another decides to give staff day off.
Financial secretary says business confidence hurt amid changed spending habits, pledges to provide more help for small and medium-sized firms.
Post learns record label’s Hong Kong arm fired eight publicity department employees without prior warning.
Post finds new ‘Octopus - China T-Union Card’, which allows for public transport use in 336 mainland cities, has been selling fast at MTR stations and convenience stores.
About 9.5 million land border crossings expected over Easter break and Ching Ming Festival, with another 1.5 million by air and sea.
Eastern district council member Lam Wing-shing raises concerns about the short notice, says trial run has caught residents by surprise.
Justice secretary Paul Lam outlines scenarios where people could breach new domestic national security law.
Former minister Frederick Ma again calls for business delegations overseas to spread message of city’s actual situation and counter smears.
Affected members of the South China Athletic Association urged to report any suspicious activity, a day after the club announced data leak of its 70,000 members’ personal information.
CLP Power staff were repairing the overhead cable, estimated to be 300 metres in length, at the time.
Fewer than 20 people visit authority’s Cheung Sha Wan office on first day of sale for flats at eResidence Tower 3 in Hung Hom.
Minibus driver struck another public van, a franchised bus and private car within 10 minutes, leaving four people injured.
