Hong Kong
Mystery $50 billion Chinese medical fortune collapses in days
Little is still known about the tiny, money-losing company whose shares exploded 82,000 per cent higher.
- Filipe Pacheco, Pui Gwen Yeung and Nicola M White
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New route launched as Australians flock back to former Asian favourite
The number of Australians visiting Hong Kong has surged by 40 per cent in recent months.
- Craig Platt
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Could this be the new world’s best business class? A resounding yes
Standing ovation, gold medal – this cloud-like flat bed with quilted topper and fluffy 400-thread-count duvet is a sky cocoon.
- Flip Byrnes
‘Arguably cosmetic’: Top Australian judge Robert French quits Hong Kong court
The former High Court of Australia chief justice is the latest overseas judge to resign from the bench after Beijing’s crackdown on the city.
- Lisa Visentin
‘No trace’: Dissident artist told his work has been removed from Hong Kong billboard
Australia-based artist Badiucao said his four-second video work was designed to test “the freedom-of-speech situation in Hong Kong”.
- Elizabeth Flux
‘Gangster regime’: Hong Kong dissident targeted by threatening letter
An exiled Hong Kong activist has insisted he will not be silenced after his Australian law firm received a threatening letter offering a reward for his arrest.
- Matthew Knott
Cathay Pacific’s new business-class suites arrive in Australia
The airline’s highly anticipated Aria suites will now be available on flights from Australia to Hong Kong for the first time.
- Katherine Scott
Want the best dumplings but short on time? Board Hong Kong’s dim sum bus
Soon after departure, I receive my version of a Happy Meal: a dim sum set by Michelin-rated casual eatery One Dim Sum.
- Julia D'Orazio
Hong Kong’s Kowloon has become the city’s new centre of culture
Green space, multiple museums, places to eat. Here’s how to spend the day at West Kowloon Cultural District, the city’s newest artistic haven.
- Carrie Hutchinson
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Why four Australian judges have become a hot topic spoken about in hushed tones in Hong Kong
Penny Wong has made her strongest comments yet on the decision by the judges to continue working in Hong Kong amid concerns about a crackdown on political dissent.
- Lisa Visentin
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