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In Pics: Hong Kong's Giant Rubber Duck Deflated Due To Intense Heat
One of two giant rubber ducks anchored in Hong Kong's Victoria Harbour deflated on Saturday, to the disappointment of residents coming to see them in the scorching heat.
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Chinese Military Gets Hong Kong Harbour Dock, Despite Tensions
The Chinese military received official ownership of a piece of prime Hong Kong waterfront land on Saturday, even as the city is rocked by anti-Beijing protests just days before the anniversary of its return to China.
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China To Build First Underwater Observation Platform In South China Sea
China is planning to build an underwater observation platform in the resource-rich South China Sea, where it has territorial disputes with many south-east Asian countries including Malaysia, the Philippines and Vietnam.
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'Fire Dragon' Draws Thousands To Hong Kong Festival
Thousands of festival goers packed a historic neighbourhood of Hong Kong Wednesday night to watch a "fire dragon" lit with incense sticks carried through the streets, recreating a century-old ritual.
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Lights Out as Millions Around the World Mark Earth Hour
The Empire State Building dimmed its lights and the Eiffel Tower went dark on Saturday as iconic landmarks across the world observed Earth Hour, the global climate change awareness campaign.
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Accidents Raise Safety Questions on Hong Kong Waters
Hong Kong is one of the world's busiest ports, but as a growing number of container ships compete with fishing boats for space in an ever-shrinking harbour, a spate of accidents has raised fears for maritime safety.
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'Super Ironwoman' saves drowning man in Hong Kong typhoon
A runner was hailed as "Super Ironwoman" after she plunged into Hong Kong's typhoon-whipped waters to save a drowning man, local media reported today.
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Miranda Kerr has got her own waxwork
The model is the latest star to be immortalised in wax and her doppelganger was unveiled at Sydney's Madame Tussauds museum at Darling Harbour.
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In Pics: Hong Kong's Giant Rubber Duck Deflated Due To Intense Heat
One of two giant rubber ducks anchored in Hong Kong's Victoria Harbour deflated on Saturday, to the disappointment of residents coming to see them in the scorching heat.
-
Chinese Military Gets Hong Kong Harbour Dock, Despite Tensions
The Chinese military received official ownership of a piece of prime Hong Kong waterfront land on Saturday, even as the city is rocked by anti-Beijing protests just days before the anniversary of its return to China.
-
China To Build First Underwater Observation Platform In South China Sea
China is planning to build an underwater observation platform in the resource-rich South China Sea, where it has territorial disputes with many south-east Asian countries including Malaysia, the Philippines and Vietnam.
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'Fire Dragon' Draws Thousands To Hong Kong Festival
Thousands of festival goers packed a historic neighbourhood of Hong Kong Wednesday night to watch a "fire dragon" lit with incense sticks carried through the streets, recreating a century-old ritual.
-
Lights Out as Millions Around the World Mark Earth Hour
The Empire State Building dimmed its lights and the Eiffel Tower went dark on Saturday as iconic landmarks across the world observed Earth Hour, the global climate change awareness campaign.
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Accidents Raise Safety Questions on Hong Kong Waters
Hong Kong is one of the world's busiest ports, but as a growing number of container ships compete with fishing boats for space in an ever-shrinking harbour, a spate of accidents has raised fears for maritime safety.
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'Super Ironwoman' saves drowning man in Hong Kong typhoon
A runner was hailed as "Super Ironwoman" after she plunged into Hong Kong's typhoon-whipped waters to save a drowning man, local media reported today.
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Miranda Kerr has got her own waxwork
The model is the latest star to be immortalised in wax and her doppelganger was unveiled at Sydney's Madame Tussauds museum at Darling Harbour.
