Healthy living, creativity and the environment will be on the agenda at Lantau’s first health and wellness event at Mavericks next Saturday. Organisers expect 30 or so [...]
A think tank founded by Tung Chee Hwa has called for the construction of a 2200-hectare island south of Cheung Chau to house the city’s container port. Our Hong Kong [...]
The deadline for the public consultation on Hong Kong 2030+ looms on April 30 – the last chance for Lantau people to register their views on the plan to run a freeway [...]
The bad news is motorists will have to pay a toll in each direction on the Lantau Link freeway. The good news is it won’t cost any more. The new rule will take effect on [...]
A young water buffalo has relocated himself to Tung Chung valley – the first in the region for three decades. He was spotted last week by LBA members near Shek Mun Kap. [...]
Water supply in South Lantau has returned to normal after a burst water main left three villages without water for more than a day. The pipe burst at around 6am Sunday [...]
Mui Wo’s EVA is a hot mess, but change may be coming. Contrary to popular belief, it is not illegal to drive on the emergency vehicle access road through the Mui Wo [...]
Robert Lau comes with a pedigree in the food business – or maybe it’s a reverse pedigree. His daughter Kit runs the popular Village Bakery in Mui [...]
The government is pushing ahead with plans to build 40,000 new apartments on reclaimed land in Tung Chung Bay – but a green group has called for the project to be [...]
Shaggy beards and big sunglasses aren’t the only 70s icons making a revival. The Sea Ranch, for years Lantau’s monument to shattered dreams, is making a comeback. [...]