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Exclusive Interview with CE | John Lee: HK to 'do its best' to encourage childbirth, address concerns with targeted measures The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) government has been encouraging childbirth in recent years, with the latest Policy Address introducing a series of enhanced support measures. HKSAR Chief Executive John Lee said on Friday (Sept. 18) that the government respects individual choices on whether to have children and will "do its best" to create a childbirth-friendly environment by addressing people's concerns with targeted measures. Lee made the remarks during a joint interview with media outlets under the Ta Kung Wen Wei Media Group.

Hong Kong

2026.09.18 18:01

Exclusive Interview with CE | John Lee: HK to 'do its best' to encourage childbirth, address concerns with targeted measures

Exclusive Interview with CE | John Lee: HK to 'do its best' to encourage childbirth, address concerns with targeted measures

Wang Fuk Court Aftermath | Five key principles set out for building maintenance reform Hong Kong's Deputy Financial Secretary Wong Wai-lun on Friday (Oct. 30) outlined five key considerations guiding the government's efforts to reform the building maintenance regulatory system and support services, pledging to make every effort to advance the reforms following the fire at Wang Fuk Court in Tai Po.

Hong Kong

2026.10.30 12:28

Wang Fuk Court Aftermath | Five key principles set out for building maintenance reform

Wang Fuk Court Aftermath | Five key principles set out for building maintenance reform

Opinion | Accountability and reform with determination: A united effort to safeguard building safety At the beginning of the briefing, the chief executive and a group of principal officials bowed in apology.

Opinion

2026.10.30 11:52

Opinion | Accountability and reform with determination: A united effort to safeguard building safety

Opinion | Accountability and reform with determination: A united effort to safeguard building safety

Wang Fuk Court homeowner welcomes criminalization of bid-rigging in building maintenance A homeowner from Wang Chi House at Wang Fuk Court has welcomed the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) government's plan to criminalize bid-rigging in building maintenance projects, describing the proposed measure as "very good" and saying it would help deter illegal practices.

Hong Kong

2026.10.30 11:25

Wang Fuk Court homeowner welcomes criminalization of bid-rigging in building maintenance

Wang Fuk Court homeowner welcomes criminalization of bid-rigging in building maintenance

Watch This | Narrative of mineral painting: Reframe contemporary art through earth's pigments Sun Museum today (Oct. 29) opens "Unbound: A Narrative of Mineral Painting," the first exhibition of its Colour Painting Series, supported by the Society of Mineral Pigment Art of Hong Kong. Built on the rigorous craft and established discipline of traditional mineral painting, the show reframes natural mineral pigments as an inclusive, contemporary colour medium, presenting the varied transformations of Eastern colour aesthetics and offering a platform for cross-regional dialogue grounded in Hong Kong's East–West cultural position.

Hong Kong

2026.10.29 19:13

Watch This | Narrative of mineral painting: Reframe contemporary art through earth's pigments

Watch This | Narrative of mineral painting: Reframe contemporary art through earth's pigments

Wang Fuk Court Aftermath | Five key principles set out for building maintenance reform

Wang Fuk Court Aftermath | Five key principles set out for building maintenance reform

Wang Fuk Court Aftermath | Five key principles set out for building maintenance reform Hong Kong's Deputy Financial Secretary Wong Wai-lun on Friday (Oct. 30) outlined five key considerations guiding the government's efforts to reform the building maintenance regulatory system and support services, pledging to make every effort to advance the reforms following the fire at Wang Fuk Court in Tai Po.

Hong Kong

2026.10.30 12:28

Opinion | Accountability and reform with determination: A united effort to safeguard building safety

Opinion | Accountability and reform with determination: A united effort to safeguard building safety

Opinion | Accountability and reform with determination: A united effort to safeguard building safety At the beginning of the briefing, the chief executive and a group of principal officials bowed in apology.

Opinion

2026.10.30 11:52

Wang Fuk Court homeowner welcomes criminalization of bid-rigging in building maintenance

Wang Fuk Court homeowner welcomes criminalization of bid-rigging in building maintenance

Wang Fuk Court homeowner welcomes criminalization of bid-rigging in building maintenance A homeowner from Wang Chi House at Wang Fuk Court has welcomed the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) government's plan to criminalize bid-rigging in building maintenance projects, describing the proposed measure as "very good" and saying it would help deter illegal practices.

Hong Kong

2026.10.30 11:25

Watch This | Narrative of mineral painting: Reframe contemporary art through earth's pigments

Watch This | Narrative of mineral painting: Reframe contemporary art through earth's pigments

Watch This | Narrative of mineral painting: Reframe contemporary art through earth's pigments Sun Museum today (Oct. 29) opens "Unbound: A Narrative of Mineral Painting," the first exhibition of its Colour Painting Series, supported by the Society of Mineral Pigment Art of Hong Kong. Built on the rigorous craft and established discipline of traditional mineral painting, the show reframes natural mineral pigments as an inclusive, contemporary colour medium, presenting the varied transformations of Eastern colour aesthetics and offering a platform for cross-regional dialogue grounded in Hong Kong's East–West cultural position.

Hong Kong

2026.10.29 19:13

Wang Fuk Court Aftermath | Committee calls for lessons learned to avoid repeat

Wang Fuk Court Aftermath | Committee calls for lessons learned to avoid repeat

Wang Fuk Court Aftermath | Committee calls for lessons learned to avoid repeat Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu, together with relevant officials, held a press conference at 2:45 pm today (Oct. 29) at the Central Government Offices on the Independent Committee's report on the fire at Wang Fuk Court in Tai Po.

Hong Kong

2026.10.29 17:08

Wang Fuk Court Aftermath | Independent Committee finds Prestige and Will Power accountable for accident

Wang Fuk Court Aftermath | Independent Committee finds Prestige and Will Power accountable for accident

Wang Fuk Court Aftermath | Independent Committee finds Prestige and Will Power accountable for accident The HKSAR government today (Oct. 29) formally published the Independent Committee's report on the fire at Wang Fuk Court in Tai Po. On the question of responsibility among contractors and private-sector parties, the Committee concluded that Prestige Construction & Engineering Co., Limited (Prestige) and Will Power Architects Company Limited (Will Power) bore overall responsibility for the fire accident.

Hong Kong

2026.10.29 16:24

(Watch This) Wang Fuk Court aftermath | John Lee and officials bow in apology and propose reforms in response to Independent Committee report

(Watch This) Wang Fuk Court aftermath | John Lee and officials bow in apology and propose reforms in response to Independent Committee report

(Watch This) Wang Fuk Court aftermath | John Lee and officials bow in apology and propose reforms in response to Independent Committee report The Independent Committee established for the Tai Po Wang Fuk Court fire formally submitted its investigation report to the government last Thursday (Oct. 22). The government held a press conference this afternoon (Oct. 29), attended by Chief Executive John Lee and relevant officials, to outline the contents of the Independent Committee report on Wang Fuk Court and propose a series of reform measures based on the report's recommendations.

Hong Kong

2026.10.29 15:14

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