Doubts are raised over a claim that the biblical ship has been found in Turkey, writes Chris TaylorNews that a Christian group based in Hong Kong may have discovered the biblical Noah's Ark in Turkey is making headlines around the world.
The announcement has also prompted Turkey's Ministry of Culture and Tourism to investigate how parts of the alleged find ended up in Hong Kong.
Explorers from Noah's Ark Ministries International said they had found wood and compartments that could have housed animals that were believed to have been saved from the global flood narrated in the Bible. Read More...
Service rather than price will be the key factor in future for Hong Kong mobile-phone users when choosing an operator, according to the head of an Israel-based telecoms company. Star*Home chief executive Carmel Sofer said low tariffs might be a strong draw at present, but 'when more advanced and appealing services are launched, then the differentiator will be less on price'.
Star*Home, which develops mobile-network services tailored to travelling handset owners, is in talks with Hong Kong's six mobile operators to provide roaming services that can be accessed in 10 countries. Read More...
New Zealand’s women go into next weekend’s sevens World Series stop in Singapore on top of the standings, and veteran Tyla King warned the team had still not reached its full potential.
Victory in Hong Kong earlier this month was the Black Ferns’ third in a row, after wins in Vancouver and Los Angeles, and put them just ahead of Australia on points difference.
There was a bump in the road in the form of a 26-21 loss at the hands of France in the pool stages, and King said that had tempered the excitement of the win. Read More...
