An academic has urged the government to think of ways to communicate with young people. Anthony Fung, the Director of the School of Journalism at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, says a survey they carried out found that young people who get their ...

A member of a new advisory panel on urban forestry set up by the government says it is too early to say whether the group would be successful in its work. But Ken So, from the Conservancy Association, says the setting up of the panel is a step in the r...

RTHK's Seoul correspondent, Frank Smith, says the US should carry out a comprehensive review of its policy towards Pyongyang. His suggestion came after president-elect, Donald Trump, dismissed a claim by North Korean leader, Ki Jong-un, that his countr...

China expert Willy Lam says Beijing is displaying a softer approach by putting emphasis on the likeability factor of the candidate as the key aspect for the next Chief Executive aspirant. He was reacting to comments by a top mainland official Wang Guan...

The head of the business school at Chu Hai College, Professor Ho Lok-sang, says he hopes the government will take steps to encourage home owners to trade up their flats. He said that will help boost supply of starter homes in the market and bring down ...

This year marks the 75th anniversary of the Japanese invasion of Hong Kong on December 8 1941, the territory's subsequent surrender 17 days later and the three years and eight months of occupation that followed. Local history researcher David Bellis ru...

The Executive Director of Self Storage Association Asia, Luigi La Tona, says there could be difficulties in implementing some fire safety measures at mini-storage facilities. But he says it was alarming that nearly a third of the facilities inspected b...

The Chairman of Professional Property Services, Nicholas Brooke, says he found the Development Secretary, Paul Chan, defensive when he spoke about the latest supply of flats, especially the smaller units. He says the supply of such flats is actually be...