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Luxury car spotted in public housing parking lot, sparking outrage online Recently, a photo circulated on social media showing a luxury car parked in the parking lot of a public housing estate, estimated to be worth around HK$3 million. Witnesses expressed concerns about potential misuse of public housing, posting comments like, "They said they would clear out wealthy tenants."

Hong Kong

2025.03.06 21:35

Luxury car spotted in public housing parking lot, sparking outrage online

Luxury car spotted in public housing parking lot, sparking outrage online

Modified Tesla used to smuggle HK$5.2 mn worth of bird's nest and fish maw: Driver arrested at HZMB On Feb. 20, customs officers searched an outbound electric vehicle based on risk assessments and intelligence analysis. During the inspection, they found a batch of bird's nest in the front trunk and discovered additional containers hidden between the car's battery and undercarriage. After removing the battery, they uncovered more bird's nest and fish maw.

Hong Kong

2025.03.06 21:00

Modified Tesla used to smuggle HK$5.2 mn worth of bird's nest and fish maw: Driver arrested at HZMB

Modified Tesla used to smuggle HK$5.2 mn worth of bird's nest and fish maw: Driver arrested at HZMB

Opinion | Building 'cultural export' ecosystem: HK must embrace innovation in its role as 'super connector' Historically, Hong Kong has long served as a bridge for cultural exchange between East and West. The city's international background and open social environment have allowed for a natural fusion of Chinese and foreign artistic resources. Within the framework of "relying on the motherland and connecting with the world," Hong Kong can leverage the rich cultural resources from the mainland while participating in international cultural exchanges as an independent customs territory, thus establishing its unique position as a cultural hub.

Opinion

2025.03.06 20:41

Opinion | Building 'cultural export' ecosystem: HK must embrace innovation in its role as 'super connector'

Opinion | Building 'cultural export' ecosystem: HK must embrace innovation in its role as 'super connector'

Norwegian pop duo M2M to perform in HK: Relive nostalgia of 'Pretty Boy' and 'Don't Say You Love Me' Norwegian pop duo M2M, known for their 90s and early 2000s hits like Don’t Say You Love Me, Pretty Boy, and The Day You Went Away, will perform in Hong Kong for the first time as part of their “The Better Endings Tour 2025.” The concert will take place on April 29 at Queen Elizabeth Stadium, with tickets going on sale via URBTIX on March 10. This marks their long-awaited return to the stage after disbanding in 2002 and reuniting in 2024 through a viral Instagram video.

Lifestyle

2025.03.06 20:12

Norwegian pop duo M2M to perform in HK: Relive nostalgia of 'Pretty Boy' and 'Don't Say You Love Me'

Norwegian pop duo M2M to perform in HK: Relive nostalgia of 'Pretty Boy' and 'Don't Say You Love Me'

Sha Tin domestic helper holds 1-year-old baby in kitchen, causing second-degree burns A Sha Tin domestic helper was arrested for alleged child abuse after a 1-year-old baby suffered second-degree burns in a kitchen accident. According to reports, the helper was holding the baby while cooking porridge, and the baby’s right hand and upper body were burned when hot water spilled from a kettle. The baby’s parents reported the case to the police after seeking medical treatment. The 43-year-old helper is now under investigation by Sha Tin police.

Hong Kong

2025.03.06 18:31

Sha Tin domestic helper holds 1-year-old baby in kitchen, causing second-degree burns

Sha Tin domestic helper holds 1-year-old baby in kitchen, causing second-degree burns

Luxury car spotted in public housing parking lot, sparking outrage online

Luxury car spotted in public housing parking lot, sparking outrage online

Luxury car spotted in public housing parking lot, sparking outrage online Recently, a photo circulated on social media showing a luxury car parked in the parking lot of a public housing estate, estimated to be worth around HK$3 million. Witnesses expressed concerns about potential misuse of public housing, posting comments like, "They said they would clear out wealthy tenants."

Hong Kong

2025.03.06 21:35

Modified Tesla used to smuggle HK$5.2 mn worth of bird's nest and fish maw: Driver arrested at HZMB

Modified Tesla used to smuggle HK$5.2 mn worth of bird's nest and fish maw: Driver arrested at HZMB

Modified Tesla used to smuggle HK$5.2 mn worth of bird's nest and fish maw: Driver arrested at HZMB On Feb. 20, customs officers searched an outbound electric vehicle based on risk assessments and intelligence analysis. During the inspection, they found a batch of bird's nest in the front trunk and discovered additional containers hidden between the car's battery and undercarriage. After removing the battery, they uncovered more bird's nest and fish maw.

Hong Kong

2025.03.06 21:00

Opinion | Building 'cultural export' ecosystem: HK must embrace innovation in its role as 'super connector'

Opinion | Building 'cultural export' ecosystem: HK must embrace innovation in its role as 'super connector'

Opinion | Building 'cultural export' ecosystem: HK must embrace innovation in its role as 'super connector' Historically, Hong Kong has long served as a bridge for cultural exchange between East and West. The city's international background and open social environment have allowed for a natural fusion of Chinese and foreign artistic resources. Within the framework of "relying on the motherland and connecting with the world," Hong Kong can leverage the rich cultural resources from the mainland while participating in international cultural exchanges as an independent customs territory, thus establishing its unique position as a cultural hub.

Opinion

2025.03.06 20:41

Norwegian pop duo M2M to perform in HK: Relive nostalgia of 'Pretty Boy' and 'Don't Say You Love Me'

Norwegian pop duo M2M to perform in HK: Relive nostalgia of 'Pretty Boy' and 'Don't Say You Love Me'

Norwegian pop duo M2M to perform in HK: Relive nostalgia of 'Pretty Boy' and 'Don't Say You Love Me' Norwegian pop duo M2M, known for their 90s and early 2000s hits like Don’t Say You Love Me, Pretty Boy, and The Day You Went Away, will perform in Hong Kong for the first time as part of their “The Better Endings Tour 2025.” The concert will take place on April 29 at Queen Elizabeth Stadium, with tickets going on sale via URBTIX on March 10. This marks their long-awaited return to the stage after disbanding in 2002 and reuniting in 2024 through a viral Instagram video.

Lifestyle

2025.03.06 20:12

Sha Tin domestic helper holds 1-year-old baby in kitchen, causing second-degree burns

Sha Tin domestic helper holds 1-year-old baby in kitchen, causing second-degree burns

Sha Tin domestic helper holds 1-year-old baby in kitchen, causing second-degree burns A Sha Tin domestic helper was arrested for alleged child abuse after a 1-year-old baby suffered second-degree burns in a kitchen accident. According to reports, the helper was holding the baby while cooking porridge, and the baby’s right hand and upper body were burned when hot water spilled from a kettle. The baby’s parents reported the case to the police after seeking medical treatment. The 43-year-old helper is now under investigation by Sha Tin police.

Hong Kong

2025.03.06 18:31

Remote parking of vehicles in HK available starting this month

Remote parking of vehicles in HK available starting this month

Remote parking of vehicles in HK available starting this month The Transport Department officially allows drivers to use remote parking starting from March 1, bringing many conveniences to daily parking.

Hong Kong

2025.03.06 18:18

Turning fairy tales into reality: Garbage truck dressed with dolls by driver

Turning fairy tales into reality: Garbage truck dressed with dolls by driver

Turning fairy tales into reality: Garbage truck dressed with dolls by driver Recently, a netizen spotted a garbage truck adorned with a variety of plush toys and couldn't resist snapping a photo to share online. In conversations with the driver, it was revealed that the initiative aimed to reduce the public's negative perception of garbage trucks by decorating the vehicle with discarded toys.

Hong Kong

2025.03.06 16:47

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