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DBC conversation tape doesn't prove interference, says minister
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[South China Morning Post (subscription)] - Activists say the recording proves the station was a victim of political interference. The voice of a man, identified as Wong, can be heard saying that "Ah Peng" had told him the liaison office would not want radio host Lee Wai-ling - a critic of the
Legco votes for probe into DBC saga
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[South China Morning Post (subscription)] - The voice of a man, identified as Wong, can be heard saying that “Ah Peng” had told him the liaison office would not want radio host Lee Wai-ling - who is critical of the government - to be hired at the station. The director of the liaison office is
At the village called The Very End, locals fear the end of peace
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[South China Morning Post (subscription)] - As well as causing disruption for the residents, the online forum hkwildlife.net says, the beach could cause as many as 200 species to disappear. Forum member Carol Kwok Wai-ling said: "It's regrettable that some people are so selfish - we're just a
Google News: Don't step into DBC radio saga
[China Daily] - During the conversations, Wong allegedly cautioned Cheng against hiring the provocative program host, Lee Wai-ling. Wong appeared apprehensive that Lee's inflammatory hosting style would anger Beijing and plunge the station into a political whirlpool.
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