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Hong Kong's travel agencies are to get up to $50,000 each from the government to organise eco-tours for local people. It's the administration’s latest plan to support the tourism industry amid falling visitors numbers owing to the anti-government prote...

Christmas certainly feels different for Hong Kong this year, as anti-government protests are still ongoing, and there's no real end in sight. Despite this, a theology professor from the Chinese University says there's no lack of Christmas spirit. He sp...

A new survey has highlighted the need for the government to help underprivileged women to find a job, as almost half of them are living well below the poverty line. Violet Wong reports.

The Education Bureau says it's getting tough on teachers accused of protest-related misconduct. About a dozen teachers have already been censured - mostly for making hate speeches online. Education Secretary Kevin Yeung insists the government is not s...

Two volunteer firefighters have died in Australia while battling wildfires ravaging the state of New South Wales, as temperatures soar. And Prime Minister Scott Morrison is feeling the heat too. His decision to go on holiday with his family to Hawaii w...

President Xi Jinping has showered Macau with praise, saying the people there have embraced One Country, Two Systems wholeheartedly, as he wrapped up his three-day visit. During a speech at the inauguration of the fifth-term Macau government, Xi Jinping...

President Trump has been impeached by the US House of Representatives, becoming only the third president to be formally charged. The historic vote split along party lines, over charges the 45th president abused the power of his office by enlisting a fo...