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The Hong Kong Palace Museum has launched its first entirely digital show, creating reimagined versions of its Beijing sister site’s exhibits, and a beloved pet cat, to use in interactive displays packed with visual effects. The show includes projections of […]

Hong Kong authorities will release 16,150 new public columbarium niches from Monday, with 6,050 located in a smoke-free facility where the burning of joss sticks and incense offerings will be prohibited on its grounds. The Food and Environmental Hygiene Department

Hong Kong film lovers making the most of the annual Cinema Day discounts have called for such promotions to be offered more often, while local productions emerged as popular choices. Residents could buy tickets for HK$30 for any screenings at

Hong Kong turns into a playground for all things visually creative every March, with contemporary art fairs, festivals, exhibitions and auctions held across the city. Many of the events are recipients of the government’s Mega Arts and Cultural Events (ACE)

Hong Kong’s public hospitals aim to shorten waiting times in accident and emergency departments for the third most urgent group of patients following fee adjustments that will be announced in weeks. The Hospital Authority said it hoped to meet its

Hong Kong’s consumer watchdog has received 12 complaints related to the membership status of users of food delivery platform Deliveroo, which will exit the city next month with its subscribers being given complimentary plans with rival Foodpanda. Consumer Council chief

Hong Kong lawmakers have called for more efforts to boost the business ecosystem around Kai Tak Sports Park to encourage retail and restaurant spending in the area, with the Rugby Sevens set to move to the venue next month. Perry

A Hong Kong tourist in Japan reportedly rammed the car she was driving into a noodle shop on Saturday, injuring a customer, after mistaking the accelerator for the brake pedal. The woman was trying to park in front of a

Hundreds of thousands in Hong Kong had their personal data compromised in 2024 after cyberattacks targeted companies and government departments, prompting the need for better privacy protection. The Post reviews some of the biggest data breaches that hit the city

Hongkongers are being treated to a rare joint exhibition of prized French and Chinese artefacts in a show that experts have said shines the light on past exchanges but also indicates a possible readiness to strengthen ties through dialogue. Laurent