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Greenpeace calls for reusable cups after over half a million paper cups used during Hong Kong Sevens
Greenpeace has called on Kai Tak Stadium to allow reusable cups after an estimated 510,000 paper cups were used during the ...
Manchester United coming to Hong Kong as city stages another football coup
The 20-times Premier League champions set for match against Hong Kong select team, although date could clash with local FA ...
One of Asia’s most raucous sporting spectacles is moving to a shiny new high-tech home. Can its party spirit survive?
Raucous, lightning-paced and brimming with eye-catching fan costumes, the Hong Kong Rugby Sevens is like no other sporting ...
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Hong Kong leader John Lee hails first rugby sevens at new Kai Tak Stadium as success despite food chaos
Chief Executive John Lee has praised the first-ever Hong Kong Sevens held at the new Kai Tak Stadium as a success, despite ...
Myanmar earthquake, curing cancer in China, Hong Kong Sevens: 5 weekend reads you missed
From rescuers in quake-hit Myanmar to China’s new quiet supersonic jet, here are five stories you may have missed over the ...
Canadian women captures bronze at Hong Kong Sevens
The Langford-based Canadian team left a mark on the most long-standing rugby sevens tournament in the world by taking the ...
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Blitzboks hold off Kenya to find some consolation at Hong Kong Sevens
The Kenyans immediately came at the Blitzboks in the second half, with the latter a man down. They conceded a penalty but won ...
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Hong Kong Sevens 2025: New Zealand and Argentina take top honors at Kai Tak Stadium
Hong Kong Sevens wrapped up in thrilling fashion this weekend, with New Zealand’s women and Argentina’s men emerging as ...
Hong Kong’s Kai Tak Stadium debut marred by food chaos at Rugby Sevens
Kai Tak Stadium is the centrepiece of a HK$32 billion (S$5.5 billion) sports park developed on the site of a former airport.