The Airport Authority says it's willing to lower a proposed fee for each traveller to pay, as part of the cost for constructing a third runway at Hong Kong International Airport. It had originally proposed a level of HK$180. The authority says it may i...

The chairman of the Liberal Party, lawmaker Felix Chung, says a shortage of construction workers is affecting the production of flats in Hong Kong. He says this is leading to fewer flats being built, which is not satisfying the demand from the public. ...

The environment group WWF-Hong Kong has called on the government to ban the sale of ivory in Hong Kong, by rapidly phasing out the legal trade here. An almost complete ban on the international trade has been in place since 1989, but the sale of ivory i...

Britain's Prime Minister, David Cameron, is to set out details of his government's plans to settle more refugees from Syria. It comes after criticism that Britain is not doing enough. RTHK’s Europe correspondent, Gavin Grey, tells Jim Gould that thousa...

Labour Party lawmaker, Cyd Ho, says the central government should not just rely on the Chief Executive CY Leung and the pro-establishment camp to find out the problems that Hong Kong is facing. She says pan-democratic legislators like herself welcome f...

An academic says Hong Kong’s tourism industry is still quite robust and has refuted a suggestion by a senior Beijing official that a recent dip in the number of mainland visitors to the city is the result of the souring relationship between Hong Kong p...

More than 7,000 alumni and staff of the University of Hong Kong on Tuesday voted in support of a non-binding motion calling on the institution's governing body to confirm the appointment of a pro-vice-chancellor within 30 days. A majority also voted in...