Latest from Hong Kong

Liam Dann: A strange and interesting time to be in Hong Kong

In Hong Kong business leaders are still trying to focus on strategic commercial goals.

Rioting 'worse than SARS' as HK visitor numbers halve

Hong Kong has seen its worst downturn in visitor numbers since the 2003 SARS outbreak.

She's a Hong Kong protester. Her husband is a cop. It's complicated

New York Times: Protests have driven a wedge into the homes of some in Hong Kong.

Keith Ng in Hong Kong: Police losing control of protests

Hong Kong Police lose control as public anger mounts

Hong Kong protesters call on Trump to 'liberate' the city

Protesters waves American flags and sang the Star Spangled Banner.

Major breakthrough in Hong Kong: Lam to withdraw extradition bill

Carrie Lam said incidents in recent months have "shocked and saddened people".

Why Cathay Pacific is stepping up checks on safety gear

More checks on safety equipment for airline which flies to New Zealand daily.

Hong Kong students begin school year with gas masks and boycotts

New York Times: Govt hoped when school went back the protests would come to an end.

In Hong Kong, protest photo evokes memories of Tiananmen era

New York Times: Photo of unarmed protester brings back memories of 1989.

Hong Kong police deploy water cannons on protesters

Violence has returned to the protests in Hong Kong for the first time in months.

Comment: 'Deadly' China warning we're all ignoring

Comment: Major crisis is looming, but the rest of the world seems intent on looking away.

Hong Kong protests take violent turn again

Protesters threw bricks and petrol bombs at police, who responded with tear gas.

Hong Kong 'no longer the same': Kiwis consider coming home

It's not just Barfoot's clients either: agents and their friends are drawn here too.

YouTube disables 210 channels used to smear Hong Kong protests

New York Times: The site was used to spread disinformation about the mass protests.

Blessing at Ninety Mile Beach meth site

Drug smugglers trampled on mana of sacred beach and local iwi, Far North's top cop says.

China spins Hong Kong, but the world isn't buying

New York Times: Propaganda outlets making Chinese leaders look like bullies.