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First Five-Year Plan LegCo Election 2025 HK & WWII HKSAR 25th Anniversary

Watch This | Beijing-Kowloon Railway | Finale: 30 years on, one heart, one journey On September 1, 2026, the Beijing-Kowloon Railway celebrates its 30th anniversary. From green-skinned trains to high-speed rail, from a single track to a fully integrated network, its reach now spans culture, tourism, trade, industry, and innovation — bringing Hong Kong and the mainland closer than ever.

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2026.09.01 18:50

Watch This | Beijing-Kowloon Railway | Finale: 30 years on, one heart, one journey

Watch This | Beijing-Kowloon Railway | Finale: 30 years on, one heart, one journey

Opinion | HK retains crown as Asia's most international city: Policy, data, and widening lead In an era of intensifying regional competition and geopolitical realignment, Hong Kong has once again demonstrated that institutional depth, policy coherence, and market openness are not easily replicated. The Asian Cities Internationality Index 2026 (ACII 2026), commissioned by the Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce (HKGCC) and independently conducted by Ipsos, ranks Hong Kong first among 11 Asian cities with an overall score of 74.6 out of 100, widening its lead over second-placed Singapore (72.6) from a razor-thin 0.2 points in 2025 to a decisive 2.0 points this year.

Kevin Lau

2026.09.01 18:30

Opinion | HK retains crown as Asia's most international city: Policy, data, and widening lead

Opinion | HK retains crown as Asia's most international city: Policy, data, and widening lead

Watch This | Uncle Ming and public piano: Music for anyone, anywhere In Hong Kong’s Central, a public piano sits in the open—free for anyone to play. On this day, it brought us to Uncle Ming, who had travelled all the way from Tuen Mun. He wasn’t there for attention. He was there because he believes music should be shared: it lifts your own spirits, and it can brighten someone else’s day too.

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2026.09.01 18:09

Watch This | Uncle Ming and public piano: Music for anyone, anywhere

Watch This | Uncle Ming and public piano: Music for anyone, anywhere

Back-to-school anxiety: Psychologist says more hugs, less interrupting, never dismiss emotions As the new school year gets underway, Hospital Authority Senior Clinical Psychologist Tam Wan-wan said today (Sep. 1) on a radio programme that students are transitioning from a relaxed summer holiday to a more demanding academic schedule, and some may need time to adjust — especially if they are attending a new school or meeting new teachers. She noted that some students may experience stress, poor sleep quality, and stomach aches, while a small number of younger primary school children may show regressive behaviours such as bedwetting.

Hong Kong

2026.09.01 15:16

Back-to-school anxiety: Psychologist says more hugs, less interrupting, never dismiss emotions

Back-to-school anxiety: Psychologist says more hugs, less interrupting, never dismiss emotions

Not An Outsider EP30 | My alma mater, my home: Pakistani teacher writes down decade-long story in HK In the classrooms of the HKTA The Yuen Yuen Institute No.3 Secondary School in Tseung Kwan O, the voice of teacher Mohammad Rohail always brings an extra sense of reassurance to ethnic minority students. Behind every word he speaks lies a journey of struggles and groping that they themselves are now experiencing.

Not An Outsider

2026.09.01 11:53

Not An Outsider EP30 | My alma mater, my home: Pakistani teacher writes down decade-long story in HK

Not An Outsider EP30 | My alma mater, my home: Pakistani teacher writes down decade-long story in HK

Watch This | Beijing-Kowloon Railway | Finale: 30 years on, one heart, one journey

Watch This | Beijing-Kowloon Railway | Finale: 30 years on, one heart, one journey

Watch This | Beijing-Kowloon Railway | Finale: 30 years on, one heart, one journey On September 1, 2026, the Beijing-Kowloon Railway celebrates its 30th anniversary. From green-skinned trains to high-speed rail, from a single track to a fully integrated network, its reach now spans culture, tourism, trade, industry, and innovation — bringing Hong Kong and the mainland closer than ever.

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2026.09.01 18:50

Opinion | HK retains crown as Asia's most international city: Policy, data, and widening lead

Opinion | HK retains crown as Asia's most international city: Policy, data, and widening lead

Opinion | HK retains crown as Asia's most international city: Policy, data, and widening lead In an era of intensifying regional competition and geopolitical realignment, Hong Kong has once again demonstrated that institutional depth, policy coherence, and market openness are not easily replicated. The Asian Cities Internationality Index 2026 (ACII 2026), commissioned by the Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce (HKGCC) and independently conducted by Ipsos, ranks Hong Kong first among 11 Asian cities with an overall score of 74.6 out of 100, widening its lead over second-placed Singapore (72.6) from a razor-thin 0.2 points in 2025 to a decisive 2.0 points this year.

Kevin Lau

2026.09.01 18:30

Watch This | Uncle Ming and public piano: Music for anyone, anywhere

Watch This | Uncle Ming and public piano: Music for anyone, anywhere

Watch This | Uncle Ming and public piano: Music for anyone, anywhere In Hong Kong’s Central, a public piano sits in the open—free for anyone to play. On this day, it brought us to Uncle Ming, who had travelled all the way from Tuen Mun. He wasn’t there for attention. He was there because he believes music should be shared: it lifts your own spirits, and it can brighten someone else’s day too.

Exclusive

2026.09.01 18:09

Back-to-school anxiety: Psychologist says more hugs, less interrupting, never dismiss emotions

Back-to-school anxiety: Psychologist says more hugs, less interrupting, never dismiss emotions

Back-to-school anxiety: Psychologist says more hugs, less interrupting, never dismiss emotions As the new school year gets underway, Hospital Authority Senior Clinical Psychologist Tam Wan-wan said today (Sep. 1) on a radio programme that students are transitioning from a relaxed summer holiday to a more demanding academic schedule, and some may need time to adjust — especially if they are attending a new school or meeting new teachers. She noted that some students may experience stress, poor sleep quality, and stomach aches, while a small number of younger primary school children may show regressive behaviours such as bedwetting.

Hong Kong

2026.09.01 15:16

Not An Outsider EP30 | My alma mater, my home: Pakistani teacher writes down decade-long story in HK

Not An Outsider EP30 | My alma mater, my home: Pakistani teacher writes down decade-long story in HK

Not An Outsider EP30 | My alma mater, my home: Pakistani teacher writes down decade-long story in HK In the classrooms of the HKTA The Yuen Yuen Institute No.3 Secondary School in Tseung Kwan O, the voice of teacher Mohammad Rohail always brings an extra sense of reassurance to ethnic minority students. Behind every word he speaks lies a journey of struggles and groping that they themselves are now experiencing.

Not An Outsider

2026.09.01 11:53

Typhoon Saudel makes surprise comeback, strengthens again and set to pass southeast of HK

Typhoon Saudel makes surprise comeback, strengthens again and set to pass southeast of HK

Typhoon Saudel makes surprise comeback, strengthens again and set to pass southeast of HK Typhoon Saudel has made a comeback after the remnant vortex of this year's 18th typhoon developed into a tropical depression and re-intensified into a typhoon over the northwestern South China Sea early Tuesday (Sept. 1). According to the Hong Kong Observatory's tropical cyclone warning issued at 7:45 a.m., HK is currently experiencing generally northerly winds under the combined influence of Saudel and the northeast monsoon. The No. 1 Standby Signal will remain in force until at least 6 p.m.

Hong Kong

2026.09.01 10:02

Govt records HK$19.6 bn deficit in first four months of fiscal year

Govt records HK$19.6 bn deficit in first four months of fiscal year

Govt records HK$19.6 bn deficit in first four months of fiscal year The government announced today (Aug. 31) the financial position for the first four months of the current fiscal year, ending July 31, 2026. Expenditure and revenue for the period amounted to HK$249.7 billion and HK$193.6 billion respectively. After taking into account the HK$48.2 billion raised from the issuance of government bonds and the repayment of HK$11.7 billion in principal, a deficit of HK$19.6 billion was recorded. Fiscal reserves stood at HK$645.9 billion as of July 31, 2026.

Hong Kong

2026.08.31 19:05

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