The Democratic Party has launched a crowd-funding campaign aimed at raising at least HK$2 million to pursue the case of former Chief Executive CY Leung for the HK$50 million payment he received from Australian firm UGL before taking office in 2012. One...

RTHK’s Seoul correspondent Frank Smith says even supporters of former president Park Guen-hye were expecting her to be jailed for some time. But he said South Korea still has a long way to go to clean up corruption in the country. Park was sentenced to...

The convenor of the pan-democratic camp Charles Mok has accused the Chief Executive of diverting attention and creating confusing over recent remarks made by legal scholar Benny Tai at a forum in Taiwan. He also said Carrie Lam’s condemnation of Profes...

The Australian government says it will investigate how thousands of sheep died on a live export ship last year. About 2,400 animals out of the 68,000 succumbed to heat stress while being transported from Perth to three nations in the Middle East in Aug...

Engineer Albert Lai is questioning claims that the scattered concrete blocks spotted at one end of an artificial island that forms part of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau bridge were put there by design. The authority that operates the bridge said the block...

A group of Pokfulam residents is stepping up pressure on the Town Planning Board over their bid to have the Chi Fu Valley re-zoned from residential use to an ecological-heritage park. The board will discuss the application at a meeting on Friday. The v...

Pro-democracy lawyers are calling on the government to retract its recent statement condemning legal scholar Benny Tai for comments he made at a forum in Taiwan about the hypothetical possibility of Hong Kong one day becoming independent. The Hong Kong...