Delicious dishes: Secretary for Transport & Housing and Housing Authority Chairman Prof Anthony Cheung (right) and Secretary for the Environment KS Wong demonstrate how to cook "Abundant Spring Rolls" in the award presentation for the Food Waste Has Value - Innovative Cooking Recipe Competition on May 25.
Greening pledge:
Secretary for Development Paul Chan (centre, front row), and Permanent Secretary for Development (Works) Wai Chi-sing (second right, front row), officiate at the opening ceremony of the Be Our Greening Partner campaign and tree seminar on May 25.
Festive function: Chief Executive CY Leung speaks at the 100th anniversary celebration for the Society of Chinese Accountants & Auditors at the Convention & Exhibition Centre on May 24.
Preposterous pachyderm:
Pentateuque, a public installation, is on display at Statue Square Gardens until June 15 as part of Le French May.
Friendly forum: Chief Executive CY Leung takes part in the Youth Forum on Housing, at the Academy for Performing Arts on May 23.
Up and away: Secretary for Transport & Housing Prof Anthony Cheung, Chief Executive CY Leung, and Director-General of Civil Aviation Norman Lo open the Civil Aviation Department Headquarters on May 23.
Full StoryBaby ill with influenza A
The Centre for Health Protection is investigating a confirmed case of severe paediatric influenza A infection affecting an 11-month-old girl.
Full StoryGreening partner campaign launches
The "Be Our Greening Partner" campaign organised by the Development Bureau is launched. Key events include the "Greening Partner Charter" and a range of public engagement activities such as community tree surveillance talks, landscape design seminars, tree appreciation visits and Old and Valuable Tree guided tours.
Full StoryResignation will not affect URA works
Secretary for Development Paul Chan said Barry Cheung's resignation will not have a significant impact on the Urban Renewal Authority's work in the short term, as its work plan had already been submitted to the Development Bureau.
Full StoryGov't aims to strike balance over landfill concerns
Secretary for the Environment KS Wong says Hong Kong will have trouble dealing with waste in the near future if the city cannot expand its landfills. The Government will try to strike a balance to respond to local concerns.
Full Story43 green schools commended
Forty-three schools and kindergartens have been commended for their meritorious green projects and contribution to environmental greening.
Highlight:
- Baby ill with influenza A
- Greening partner campaign launches
- Resignation will not affect URA works
- Gov't aims to strike balance over landfill concerns
- 43 green schools commended
- Barry Cheung resigns
- CE open on ExCo leave
- Poverty commission sets work direction
- 2 charged with murder
- Girl treated for E.coli infection
- Carol Yip new welfare chief
- 16 beaches rated 'good'
- King Yin Lei open days set
- Supplementary company laws gazetted
- Cheung Sha Wan food factory closed
- Signboard system mooted
- Saudi coronavirus monitored
- CS to take leave
- HK talent needs a home: CE
- Supplementary company laws gazetted
- Views sought on stored value facilities
- Gov't to speed up fund process
- UBS Securities fined $1.6m
- Consumer prices up 4%
- Interest rate steady at 0.25%
- Gregory So attends Zhengzhou expo
- Trading service authorisation withdrawn
- Gregory So to attend Henan expo
- More than 13K flats forecast
- Gov't property tenancies open
- Credit card receivables down 7%
- Petrol station tenders awarded
- Exchange Fund foreign assets up $23.8b
- 2 sites to be sold by tender
- Gov't to co-host copyright forum
- HK, Qatar sign tax treaty
- CS urges budget bill approval
- Baby ill with influenza A
- 43 green schools commended
- Poverty commission sets work direction
- Girl treated for E.coli infection
- 16 beaches rated 'good'
- King Yin Lei open days set
- Cheung Sha Wan food factory closed
- Saudi coronavirus monitored
- Woman ill with drug-resistant infection
- Pura slim milk recalled
- Panel to probe transplant incident
- Tunisian coronavirus cases monitored
- Elderly get dental subsidy
- Private recreation leases reviewed
- Welfare cases fall 0.2%
- Ovitrap index rises to 2.5%
- Central Oasis ready in 2020
- Hospital sorry for transplant error
- Community arts centre opens
- Man's death investigated
- Greening partner campaign launches
- Gov't aims to strike balance over landfill concerns
- Heavy rain brings landslips, flooding
- Waste plan support needed: KS Wong
- Gov't unveils waste plan
- KS Wong concludes Singapore visit
- Environment chief visits Singapore
- Environment chief to visit Singapore
- CS inspects EPD facilities
- Glass action paves way to greener HK
- Environment chief continues Korean visit
- 2 charged with murder
- Man killed in lorry accident
- Driver arrested for fatal accident
- 2 arrested for murder
- Alert issued on bogus email
- Public order law to stay: TK Lai
- Man arrested for using false instrument
- CAPO gets ISO certification
- $60m in smuggled goods seized
- Tsuen Wan food factory shut down
- Man arrested for nursing home murder
- Customs make record tobacco seizure
- Customs confiscates $18.5m
- 2 arrested for murder
- Lawful protest urged
- Woman arrested for selling illegal pills
- Immigration clearance on target
- Police seek 6 for murder
- Gov't backs ICAC probe
- TK Lai refutes arrest claims
- Resignation will not affect URA works
- Signboard system mooted
- Aviation headquarters opens
- Reappointment to ensure URA continuity
- Airport official reappointed
- LPG prices to fall
- Desalination plant possible in 2020
- Marine safety improvements set
- Tung Chung consultation launched
- Air traffic movements up 5.1%
- Expedited rail report urged
- Police probe LRT accident
- Marine chief regrets ferry tragedy
- Gov't architecture app launched
- More buses to get wheelchair access
- Tunnel toll rise endorsed
- Rail consultation to end May 20
- Anthony Cheung to visit Singapore
- Barry Cheung resigns
- CE open on ExCo leave
- Carol Yip new welfare chief
- CS to take leave
- HK talent needs a home: CE
- Pay indicators derived
- CE meets acting Heilongjiang chief
- Pay findings not unanimously agreed
- CE mourns Sir Denys Roberts
- ExCo suspension justified: CE
- Barry Cheung takes leave
- Cancelled ExCo meeting not new
- ExCo meeting suspension valid
- CE meets Guizhou officials
- CE willing to receive petitions
- CE meets District Council heads
- $2.5m approved for earthquake relief
- Election poll cards sent
- CE meets health official
- Tentative pay trend indicators announced
- CS launches Sail On video
- Peking opera masters to perform
- Junior musicians to perform
- Post-modern dance troupe to perform
- A summer of children's films
- Multimedia artist to perform
- Top British artist to perform
- Omnimax show takes a dive
- Wetland Park spotlights butterflies
- Critics' choice film classics to be screened
- Prospects Theatre to perform
- Exhibit to showcase HK film history
- Soybean exhibit to open
- Omnimax show explores the Arctic
- Critic Chow Fan-fu to give music lectures
- Retired 'hot dog' buses reborn
- Love grows from breastfeeding
- Unlocking the soybean dream
- Wetland Park spotlights butterflies
- Handy lifesaving devices boost survival rate
- Exhibit to showcase HK film history
- Glass action paves way to greener HK
- Design students’ rags-to-riches story
- Smokers benefit from butting out
- Student learns vital life lessons
- Welcoming the Year of the Snake
- UK students keen on HK university life













