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Hong Kong authorities have shelved the introduction of “smart ballot boxes” to help voters check the validity of their ballot papers in coming elections following concerns raised by lawmakers regarding privacy and secrecy. Lai Tung-kwok, chairman of the Legislative Council’s […]

The managing authority of Hong Kong’s art hub, the West Kowloon Cultural District, has opened a subsidiary to “drive commercialisation and explore new revenue sources” as it seeks financial sustainability following an earlier crisis. The incorporation of WestK Enterprise Limited

Shenzhen residents can apply for multiple-entry visas to Hong Kong from December 1, mainland Chinese authorities have announced, allowing them unlimited entry within a year with stays not longer than seven days each time. From the same day onwards, Shenzhen

The former CEO of a major Hong Kong technology park has been appointed by the government to steer an office tasked with attracting firms in targeted fields to the city. Peter Yan King-shun, who led the Hong Kong Cyberport Management

A woman has been found dead under a waterfall in a Hong Kong park in Aberdeen. Police, firefighters and medical personnel found the woman in a pond when they arrived in Waterfall Bay Park after they received a report at

The Hong Kong outpost of a South Korean immersive multimedia art space will close after a two-year run and relocate to mainland China’s Shenzhen, joining a wave of business closures amid tough economic conditions. Arte M Hong Kong, which is

Businesses in Hong Kong are using every trick in the book to navigate difficult economic waters and a fresh wave of closures, with some adopting strategies such as carrying out large-scale renovations and tapping into other markets. Julian Wipper, general

Hong Kong is set to host the world’s first wakesurf championships organised by an International Olympic Committee-endorsed authority, with industry experts saying the event can raise the sport’s profile in the city. The International Waterski and Wakeboard Federation (IWWF) World

Art and culture can remain vital channels of communication between countries despite geopolitical tensions and could be a driving force for tourism in Hong Kong as the city strengthens its artistic credentials, according to a prominent art collector and Italian

Gourmands in Hong Kong will be treated to a longer and greener Wine and Dine Festival this year, with the event stretching to five days from four and a ban on plastic cups in place. Spearheaded by the Hong Kong