Hong Kong

Demonstrators in Hong Kong have packed up their pillows, blankets, tents and other belongings as police move barricades and start clearing the city's main pro-democracy protest site. Audio

It's a fascinating time to find oneself in Hong Kong. With Jordan King, a Sociology Masters student at Victoria University who is a current recipient of a Prime Minister's Scholarship for Asia. Audio

Thousands of activists forced the temporary closure of government headquarters after clashing with police. The protesters want electoral reforms and more democracy in the Chinese controlled former… Audio

Violence has erupted again in Hong Kong with police using batons and pepper spray against angry pro-democracy activists who fought back. Audio

Police have arrested at least six people, aged between 18 and 24, who tried to break into parliament overnight. Audio

Seventy five years ago several hundred Chinese women and children arrived in New Zealand, fleeing the Japanese invasion of China. These were the wives and children of the Chinese men already here. The… Audio

A Cambridge University graduate and banker has been charged with murdering two women in Hong Kong. Audio

Tensions are rising again in Hong Kong as a video circulates of police beating up a pro-democracy demonstrator. Audio

News from the Asian region with our correspondent Financial Times Beijing Bureau chief, Jamil Anderlini. Audio

In Hong Kong, protesters are waiting to see if talks will take place between the city's chief executive and pro-democracy leaders. Audio

In Hong Kong, protesters are waiting to see if talks will take place between the city's chief executive and pro-democracy leaders. Audio

After five days of protests which have brought Hong Kong to a standstill, government officials have agreed to meet with pro-democracy leaders. Thousands of people have massed on the streets outside… Audio

Riot police used tear gas, pepper spray and baton charges last weekend to quell the unrest which started when China said it will vet candidates for the 2017 elections. Audio

Hong Kong expatriates are alarmed at the scenes unfolding back home. Audio

Today is China's National Day - and given that it's a national holiday, the biggest crowds yet are expected at the democracy demonstrations in Hong Kong. Audio

It's being called the umbrella revolution - extraordinary scenes on the streets of Hong Kong, as young pro-democracy demonstrators face off against riot police armed with teargas and pepper spray… Audio

In the past few hours, Hong Kong police have fired more tear gas and pepper spray to try to disperse crowds of pro-democracy activists staging a sit-in in the city centre. Audio

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