Billiard, tennis retain Tier A status
The government announced on Monday that tennis and billiards have retained their Tier A sport status for two years, avoiding ...
Read moreThe government announced on Monday that tennis and billiards have retained their Tier A sport status for two years, avoiding ...
Read moreThe secretary for culture, sports and tourism has called on the ticketing platform Cityline to explain misprints on Coldplay concert ...
Read morePharmaceutical firms wishing to register new drugs in Hong Kong will soon be able to consult health officials before filing ...
Read moreThe Community Cultural Ambassador Scheme 2026 is now open for applications, the Leisure & Cultural Services Department announced today. Under the scheme, selected ...
Read moreThe Buildings Department approved 14 building plans in January – five on Hong Kong Island, three in Kowloon and six ...
Read moreThe Judiciary today launched a LinkedIn page with the aim of fostering professional understanding and enhancing transparency with regard to ...
Read moreSecretary for Education Choi Yuk-lin will lead a delegation of Hong Kong principals and educationalists in attending the International Summit ...
Read moreChief Executive John Lee will depart for Hainan tomorrow to attend the Boao Forum for Asia Annual Conference 2025. The theme ...
Read moreThere's no way Hong Kong's public healthcare system will be sustainable in the long term if the government continues to ...
Read moreThe Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury Christopher Hui said on Monday he is confident that the government will ...
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