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December 11, 2022
Hometurf hero Romantic Warrior leads the betting for the HK$30,000,000 purse - heres how to watch a Hong Kong Cup live stream from anywhere.
November 4, 2022
Current ban on feeding wild animals only includes select areas, such as Lion Rock, Kam Shan and Shing Mun country parks.
April 11, 2022
Study Buddy Challenger is for students who want to take their understanding to the next level with questions that ask them to read between the lines. Check your comprehension using the linked Kahoot! game.
November 20, 2021
It was just after sunset one day last month when veterinary surgeons Karthi and Paolo Martelli arrived at a village in Hong Kong’s New Territories with Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department (AFCD) staff to tranquillise wild boars in the area and move them elsewhere.
October 13, 2021
According to the Hong Kong Observatory, the typhoon is expected to get over by Wednesday evening, and things will be normal soon.
October 11, 2021
Pop star Coco Lee's mother had to undergo five hours of surgery for injuries she suffered during a wild boar attack near her Hong Kong home in The Peak neighbourhood, the singer's elder sister has told the Post. Nancy Lee spoke of the pain and trauma that her 83-year-old mother Frances Wang had suffered, as she warned of the growing...
February 2, 2021
In 1941, Hundreds of Canadian Soldiers Died in the Hopeless Battle for Hong Kong In a misguided mission, almost 2,000 Canadians were sent to the Far East, arriving just prior to the outbreak of a hopeless battle. Heres What You Need to Know: In Canada, no one ever really had to answer for the tragedy of Hong Kong. By the 1930s the security Hong Kong had enjoyed since its acquisition by the British Empire in 1842 was a memory. The supremacy of the Royal Navy was seriously threatened by the rise...
January 18, 2021
Pair upcycle plastic waste into benches for public in a Hong Kong town, showing the potential of a circular economy to reduce marine pollution Using waste found in the Shing Mun River and elsewhere in Hong Kong, designers Howard Chung and Irene Cheng created 12 benches for Sha Tin Town Hall They wanted to show that, rather than downcycling single-use plastics by making garbage bags that can’t be recycled again, they can make recyclable objects