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Oct 19Mon
  1. 南華早報·香港22

    Hong Kong Lays on Pandas and Peak Tours for Apec Finance Ministers' Meeting Delegates

    Hong Kong is hosting the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (Apec) finance ministers' meeting this week, with about 500 delegates and guests from 21 member economies offered a series of activities, including giant pandas, an open-top bus tour, a Chinese cooking class, traditional opera, a Victoria Harbour cruise, the Big Buddha and guided tours of the Peak.

Oct 17Sat
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    南華早報·香港22

    立法會首次用AI分析議員五年規劃及施政報告辯論

    立法會首次以人工智能分析議員一連三日就香港首個五年規劃及最新施政報告的辯論發言,人才及北部都會區成為最受關注議題。立法會主席李慧琼周六表示,已用AI製作六節辯論的概覽,其中改善民生保障一節吸引最多議員發言。

Oct 16Fri
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    南華早報·香港15

    南華早報發布五年規劃與2026施政報告系列第三份Factsheet

    南華早報發布香港首個五年規劃及2026年施政報告系列Factsheet第三份,題為「Sharpening the city's edge」。該系列共四部分,另三部分分別為「Hong Kong's new chapter」、「The story begins...」及「Tapping into tech and talent」,由香港特區政府支持製作,並將於10月20日在南華早報印刷版刊登。

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    南華早報·香港20

    南華早報系列專題第四篇:香港首個五年計劃與2026施政報告聚焦科技與人才

    南華早報推出關於香港首個五年計劃及2026年施政報告的系列專題,第四篇以「Tapping into tech and talent」為題,聚焦科技與人才。該系列獲香港特區政府支持,此篇將於10月20日在南華早報印刷版刊登。

  3. 南華早報·香港54

    Christopher Hui: Hong Kong APEC Finance Ministers' Meeting Will Showcase China's Voice on Regional Stability

    Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury Christopher Hui said the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation finance ministers' meeting to be held in Hong Kong will showcase China's voice on regional stability, and that Hong Kong has unique conditions under the environment of geopolitical tensions to bring together regional leaders for important exchanges. He told the South China Morning Post in an exclusive interview that the meeting will bring together finance ministers from 21 APEC economies.

Oct 15Thu
Oct 13Tue
  1. 南華早報·香港56

    Education Bureau revises school management guidelines, urging aided schools not to hold back students with special educational needs

    The Education Bureau has revised the School Management Guidelines, requiring aided schools to consult parents through a professional team when considering holding back students with special educational needs or severe mental illness. The authorities warned that holding students back may exacerbate their adjustment difficulties. The original feed did not provide the full text; please refer to the original for details.

  2. 南華早報·香港60

    Hong Kong renews licences of three free-to-air TV stations for 12 years, requiring more English national education programmes

    The Executive Council approved on Tuesday the renewal of the free television licences of three free-to-air TV stations for 12 years, with conditions requiring the production of more English national education programmes and programmes that tell Hong Kong's story well. The licences of HKTVE and TVB are valid until 2039, while another licence has been renewed until 2040.

  3. 南華早報·香港20

    Chief Executive's Policy Unit Director Edward Yau: Hong Kong can contribute to Asia-Pacific prosperity through 'soft connectivity'

    Chief Executive's Policy Unit Director Edward Yau said at a conference that Hong Kong is transforming into an institutional 'port' for the Asia-Pacific region, and can contribute to regional prosperity through its 'soft connectivity' advantages. He said Hong Kong's institutional strengths and close ties with the mainland and the world can allow trade in regional markets to converge here.

Oct 12Mon
  1. 南華早報·香港54

    Li Zili, formerly with the US FDA, appointed as Hong Kong Commissioner for Medical Product Regulation

    The government has appointed Li Zili, who previously worked at the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA), as the Department of Health's Commissioner for Medical Product Regulation, with a three-year term starting on 20 October. The newly established medical product approval body is under the Department of Health, and its role is to accelerate the clinical application of drugs and medical devices, as part of regulatory reform.

Oct 11Sun
Oct 10Sat
  1. 南華早報·香港60

    Secretary for the Civil Service: Senior civil servants may face disciplinary action if named in Tai Po fire investigation report

    Hong Kong's Secretary for the Civil Service said that senior civil servants deemed responsible in last year's fatal Tai Po fire may face disciplinary action if they are named in the investigation report. The Commission of Inquiry, appointed by the government, is expected to submit its report this month. The Secretary also said a support team is being set up to assist the Civil Service Commission in handling investigations into officials' "administrative responsibility".

  2. 南華早報·香港55

    Secretary proposes three-tier mechanism to strengthen regulation of renovation works after Tai Po Wang Fuk Court fire

    The Secretary for Home and Youth Affairs has proposed a three-tier dispute resolution mechanism to help owners strengthen oversight of large-scale renovation works and prevent fraud by unscrupulous merchants. A fatal fire broke out at Wang Fuk Court in Tai Po in November 2025, when the estate was undergoing HK$330 million (US$42.3 million) renovation works; the incident killed 168 people and left nearly 5,000 homeless.

  3. 南華早報·香港63

    Secretary for Environment and Ecology: Hong Kong to expand community recycling network after shelving municipal solid waste charging

    After shelving the municipal solid waste charging scheme due to strong public opposition, Hong Kong will strengthen its community recycling network, including setting up full-day automated recycling points. The Secretary for Environment and Ecology also pledged that the allowed rate of return would be reviewed when the two power companies' scheme of control agreements expire in 2033, and that clean energy would be promoted.

Oct 9Fri
  1. 南華早報·香港54

    LegCo passes motion supporting Hong Kong's first five-year plan and thanking Chief Executive for Policy Address

    The Legislative Council passed a motion supporting Hong Kong's first five-year plan and thanking Chief Executive John Lee for his latest Policy Address. The three-day LegCo debate concluded on Friday, with Chief Secretary Eric Chan thanking members for their suggestions, saying they would help improve governance; while Beijing's representative in Hong Kong urged mainland enterprises to align with the government's blueprint.

Oct 8Thu
  1. 南華早報·香港55

    Development Secretary Bernadette Linn says Northern Metropolis economic floor space mainly for innovation and technology, not worried about adding pressure to office market

    Development Secretary Bernadette Linn said in Legco on Thursday that the 1 million square metres (10.8 million square feet) of economic floor space to be provided by the Northern Metropolis will mainly be used by the innovation and technology sector and will not further drag on Hong Kong's weak office market. She stressed that the supply is not general commercial floor space.

Oct 6Tue
  1. 南華早報·香港37

    John Lee urges public to pay attention to LegCo debate on five-year plan and Policy Address

    John Lee urged the public to take note of the upcoming three-day debate in the Legislative Council on Hong Kong's first five-year plan and the latest Policy Address. According to the agenda, the debate will begin on Wednesday morning and continue until Friday, with government officials and legislators holding in-depth discussions on the concepts and content of the two policy documents.

Oct 5Mon
  1. 南華早報·商業50

    Legislative Council member: 5-year tax incentive period for innovation and technology enterprises is too short to attract large companies to set up headquarters in Hong Kong

    Legislative Council members support the government's proposed tax incentives for large innovation and technology enterprises, but believe the 5-year incentive period is too short to attract large enterprises to establish headquarters or expand business in Hong Kong. Chief Executive John Lee said in last month's Policy Address that the government plans to submit a bill to introduce a preferential profits tax rate of 5% or 8.25%, half of Hong Kong's standard rate.

  2. 南華早報·香港57

    Hong Kong proposes four-step AI talent pipeline plan to help graduates cope with impact on entry-level jobs

    Hong Kong has unveiled a four-step AI "talent pipeline" strategy, positioning AI as a catalyst rather than a threat, to address the impact on entry-level jobs and cultivate industry leaders. Kevin Choi Kit-ming, Principal Secretary for Innovation, Technology and Industry, warned that the "entry-level impact" is real, because AI performs well at routine tasks such as basic coding and frontline support that form the starting point for graduates.

  3. 南華早報·香港59

    Five-year plan sets no rigid economic targets; Secretary for Constitutional and Mainland Affairs says aim is to avoid concerns over a planned economy

    The Secretary for Constitutional and Mainland Affairs said Hong Kong's first five-year plan will not set overly rigid economic targets, so as to avoid intensifying outside concerns that Hong Kong is moving towards a planned economy. She also said the current priority is to achieve the targets rather than dwell on accountability mechanisms for potential shortcomings, and stressed that the government is studying relevant administrative measures.

Oct 4Sun
  1. 南華早報·香港64

    Hong Kong plans to bring in hundreds of foreign carers in 2027, domestic workers and employers express concern

    Hong Kong plans to bring in hundreds of foreign carers in 2027 to look after the elderly, prompting concern from domestic workers and employers. Secretary for Labour and Welfare Chris Sun Yuk-han said carers must first complete a 150-hour course in their place of origin, possessing both professional elderly care and general domestic skills, and the authorities have also disclosed pay levels.

  2. 南華早報·香港32

    Experts: Hong Kong should enact new laws to regulate AI data governance and security to build public confidence

    Experts suggest Hong Kong legislate on data governance and underlying AI security standards to ensure artificial intelligence is applied responsibly. The government has committed to using dedicated legislation to handle disputes or crimes involving AI applications, and experts say legislation needs to clarify boundaries of responsibility to boost industry and public confidence in expanding the use of AI.

Oct 3Sat
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    南華早報·香港71

    勞工及福利局局長孫玉菡為外佣每月最低工資上調2.35%辯護

    勞工及福利局局長孫玉菡表示,過去一年香港經濟表現轉強是調高外佣每月最低工資2.35%的原因,月薪上調至HK$5,220(US$665)。他強調政府希望年度調整機制維持「平衡和可接受」,工會及僱主團體對此均表不滿。

  2. 南華早報·香港46

    Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development: Relaxing indirect advertising rules for broadcasters to boost competitiveness

    The Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development told the South China Morning Post that the government plans to relax indirect advertising restrictions on broadcasters to cope with intense competition from the internet and streaming media. Several broadcast operators had called for a review of the Television General Code of Practice to improve the business environment, and the authorities have responded.

  3. 南華早報·香港26

    Hong Kong invests billions to accelerate impactful innovation as AI-driven future takes shape

    Hong Kong is pouring billions of dollars into accelerating the development of impactful innovative solutions, in line with the government's "AI+" initiative to promote artificial intelligence development. The deployment has been further bolstered by the First Five-Year Plan for the Economic and Social Development of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (2026-2030), with Hong Kong promoting the integration of AI into various industries, public services, scientific research, healthcare and finance.

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    南華早報·香港43

    董建華任香港特首任務前所未有

    前行政長官董建華的送別令人動容,標誌着為香港揭開全新篇章的一代人物離去,他畢生為這座城市傾注心力。他在回歸初期面對亞洲金融風暴、樓市泡沫爆破、SARS及社會嚴重分歧等嚴峻考驗。

Oct 2Fri
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    南華早報·香港76

    香港上調外佣每月最低工資至HK$5,220

    香港當局將外佣每月最低工資上調2.35%至HK$5,220,食物津貼維持不變,原水平為HK$5,100。新工資適用於星期六或之後簽署的所有合約。政府星期五公布,指因應較佳的社會經濟因素作出調整。

    Why read this: 新水平由 HK$5,100 上調 2.35% 至 HK$5,220,讀者可核對自己簽署的合約適用哪個工資水平。

Oct 1Thu
Sept 30Wed
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    南華早報·香港53

    港府擴大知識產權融資沙盒 七家企業九個月試點融資成本下降

    港府承諾擴大知識產權融資沙盒計劃,加入更多銀行和企業。七家企業用戶在九個月試點後降低借貸成本,金管局銀行監理總監 Carmen Chu Lap-kiu 指計劃有助完善估值實務、專業服務成本、配套措施和市場認知。