City leader John Lee invited to final concert on Sunday night, source says.
Hong Kong doesn’t have to follow mainland Chinese airlines, they say, arguing move could undermine its status as aviation hub.
Experts call on authorities to set up statutory registration system and grant legal exemptions to professional organisations to publicly address wrongdoings.
Expectations low among business leaders, as some residents likely to set off on five-day getaways.
Presence of mainland tech firms in Hong Kong would also improve local R&D landscape, observers say.
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Vatican and Beijing will be moving towards a more harmonious and conciliatory relationship, no matter who the next pope is, expert says.
23 Apr 2025 - 9:26PM videocam
At least 22 complaints have been made with individual victims reporting losses ranging between HK$10,000 and HK$20,000.
Public can visit between 7am and 7pm in coming days to pay respects to late pontiff.
22 Apr 2025 - 7:48PM videocam
Tributes flow for late pontiff who always kept ‘the people of Hong Kong and Macau’ in his ‘thoughts and prayers’.
21 Apr 2025 - 11:32PM videocam
13-year-old among suspects caught in anti-crime operation in West Kowloon, with haul of narcotics including cannabis, LSD, cocaine and ‘space oil’.
Observatory says warm weather set to continue for next few days before becoming unsettled in latter part of week.
The Post spotlights cultural events, immersive Easter installations and shopping deals available for those spending the holiday in the city.
Head of Hong Kong Chinese Importers’ and Exporters’ Association and lawmaker say city must strengthen supply chain services, support businesses.
Government intends to raise penalty to better manage traffic as Financial Secretary Paul Chan stated in budget blueprint in February, insider says.
Warnings about potential massive earthquakes in Japan have Hongkongers looking at holiday destinations elsewhere, tour agencies say.
Tourism Board attributes rise to spate of major events in March, including pop culture showcase ComplexCon and Hong Kong Sevens, among others.
The Post breaks down what’s behind the dusty, dry weather that triggered a health warning.
Vehicle travelling along the single-lane Tai Tam Road towards Shek O, veered out of control and entered the opposite lane.
Rescue team airlifts man to hospital in Chai Wan, where he is declared dead.
Beijing’s stimulus roll-out may also trigger more mainland consumption at the expense of Hong Kong’s retail, dining scene.
City desk reporter Oscar Liu shares his trials and triumphs in bringing down his weight from 98kg last September to 78kg in January.
12 Apr 2025 - 6:35PM videocam
One health expert discusses how body image standards for men emphasise muscularity and low body fat and how that focus can negatively impact men
Carrier says it is working with hotels to offer power banks, as there is no ‘feasible way’ to let aircrew bring them on board amid safety concerns.
10 Apr 2025 - 10:50PM videocam
Police investigating break-in at detached house at 1-7 Kau To Shan Road in Sha Tin after helper made report early on Tuesday morning.
The Post examines the impact of tariffs on Hong Kong as the city’s stock market suffers its largest single-day loss.
Expanded services will include new cross-border buses and more frequent train services along Tuen Ma and East Rail lines.
The Siu Mai Concern Group was formed during the Covid-19 pandemic and has grown to more than 160,000 followers on social media platforms
Online group has become a platform to share reviews about street food favourite that is ‘closely intertwined with the history of Hong Kong’.
5 Apr 2025 - 5:40PM videocam
Cold weather warning issued at 9.45pm on Saturday has remained in force for more than 38 hours.
Death toll has exceeded 2,000, including three Chinese nationals, with rescue team arriving in city near quake’s epicentre.
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