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First Responders – Southbridge Canterbury vegetation fire update 2

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Source: Fire and Emergency New Zealand

Fire and Emergency New Zealand crews continue to battle a large vegetation fire at Southbridge in the Selwyn District in Canterbury today.

Assistant Commander Kevin McCombe says the fire is currently controlled to 38 hectares with a perimeter of 2.6 kilometres.
‘It is deep seated in mostly pine forestry slash, and we have 30 firefighters, 10 trucks and heavy machinery crews currently working hard turning over logs to extinguish the fire,’ he says.
Two helicopters are on standby.
Fire and Emergency was alerted to the fire around 3pm yesterday afternoon which also destroyed two utility sheds.
Kevin McCombe says Fire investigators will be arriving on scene later this morning to investigate the cause and origin of the fire.
He urges people to avoid lighting any fires in Canterbury today.
‘High winds are forecast again today, and we also urge people to check any existing burn piles to make sure they are fully extinguished.
‘Windy weather is the perfect condition for old fires to reignite and escape.
‘If you’ve been burning vegetation any time in the last few months or so, check the fire is completely extinguished.
‘If there’s hot ash, and it’s safe to do so, dig into it, spread it out and pour water over it.’

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Economy – GDP contraction a knock to confidence, but signs of recovery emerging – EMA

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Source: EMA

The Employers and Manufacturers Association (EMA) says the 0.9% contraction in GDP for the June quarter is a reminder of the fragility of business confidence and the ongoing drag in building economic momentum.
“This result is a knock at the wrong time,” says Alan McDonald, Head of Advocacy and Strategy at the EMA. “Even though the data reflects the June quarter, and we’re now seeing signs of improvement, it still sends a negative signal to businesses that are already cautious about investing and hiring.”
McDonald says the lag in GDP data means it doesn’t fully reflect the current sentiment, which is slowly turning more positive. “We know from our exporters and primary producers that things are picking up, but there’s a two-speed economy. Sectors such as construction and services in the main cities are still struggling, and confidence remains delicate.”
While the June quarter figures are disappointing, they must be viewed in the context of a broader economic landscape that is beginning to show signs of life.
In addition to economic indicators, a range of legislative reforms are also beginning to take shape. Key developments such as changes to the Resource Management Act (RMA), infrastructure planning, immigration settings, employment law and the review of vocational education and training are all in motion. While these reforms take time to implement, they represent important steps toward improving the business environment and supporting long-term growth.
The EMA says it’s critical that government continues to do all it can to accelerate the commencement of infrastructure projects that have already been announced and perhaps sequences those projects to prioritise regions facing economic pressure.
“Let’s get moving on the school and hospital upgrades announced in the May Budget,” says McDonald.
“Targeting areas like South Auckland, where growth is slower, would help restore confidence and create momentum. It’s not about spending more, it’s about spending smarter.”
Accelerating infrastructure projects stimulates economic activity and sends a strong signal to businesses about supporting recovery. The recent announcement of a funding boost for major events and tourism is also a welcome shot in the arm.
“Despite the knock, there are signs of movement. We just need to make sure we continue to build more momentum,” says McDonald.

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Health – “Backsliding opinions on gender and equality have no place in Aotearoa New Zealand in 2025

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Source: Sexual Wellbeing Aotearoa

Societal attitudes to gender and equality are both caught and taught, Sexual Wellbeing Aotearoa chief executive Jackie Edmond says.
“In an environment where some people are feeling emboldened to make deeply offensive comments and where parts of our sexuality education curriculum are under threat, it should come as no surprise that we’re going backwards,” Ms Edmond says.
She was commenting on the Gender Attitudes Survey released yesterday by the National Council of Women New Zealand (NCWNZ) which showed us backsliding on opinions related to gender, equality, sexual violence, and sexual and reproductive health.
“Just this week, we’ve had a former politician make some startling comments about women – reducing them simply to body parts. You don’t make this kind of comment if it’s not what you’re thinking. Comments of this kind embolden others. Our leaders – in politics, in culture, in all aspects of society – need to step up, condemn this kind of rhetoric, take the lead and say these attitudes have no place in Aotearoa New Zealand in 2025.”
NCWNZ president Suzanne Manning noted that while the survey shows New Zealanders value gender equality, small parts of the population are reversing progress that has been achieved.
“We agree with the National Council of Women that we need to re-engage young people in these conversations. To do that, we need to ensure that what young people are hearing and being taught is positive, respectful and inclusive. We all have a responsibility to do something about it and not buy into the rhetoric.”
Read the survey results.

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Universities – Climate news hits wine prices, study suggests – UoA

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Source: University of Auckland (UoA)

Climate-related news can influence how much people are willing to pay for wine, according to a study by University of Auckland finance academic Dr Gertjan Verdickt.

“I ask the question, if you see more climate-related news, are you willing to pay more or less for foreign wine? And my analysis shows it’s less. The economic magnitude is meaningful with a one-standard-deviation increase in climate attention is associated with a 3.58 percent drop in the price of a bottle.”

In everyday terms, that would mean that when climate news spikes, the price a person is willing to pay for a US$480 bottle would fall by about US$17.

The decrease in the amount investors are willing to pay for a bottle of wine in relation to their exposure to climate-related news, says Verdickt, could mean a significant cost for fund managers and wine collectors.

He calls this phenomenon ‘climate extrapolation’ – when investors project climate news from their local environment onto an asset’s valuation, even if that asset is tied to a different geography.

“I compare the price of these wines abroad relative to their price in France; I used France as my benchmark. In theory, the ratio should be one, meaning a bottle costs the same abroad as it does in France. When that ratio changes, I look to understand why.”

A growing body of research shows that personal experiences influence financial decision-making, and climate news and events are no exception, says Verdickt. Events like unusually hot weather or poor air quality can alter how people invest and spend.

One theory suggests that heightened awareness of climate risks prompts investors to seek out assets perceived as resilient, thereby driving up their value. Another view is that climate awareness makes people more cautious, highlighting the vulnerabilities of certain assets and reducing demand.

The decrease in what people are willing to pay for a bottle of French wine is amplified when the effects of climate change are most palpable, during the summer months, says Verdickt, who ruled out other explanations, including natural disasters, investor mood, general uncertainty and differences in bottle condition.

To test how climate news affects what buyers are willing to pay for the same bottle of wine in different countries, he employed a dataset of over 68,000 Bordeaux Premier Cru wine auction prices from 222 houses in 18 countries, including Australia and New Zealand. Overall, the study examined more than 70,000 auction transactions.

“I collected a large dataset from auction houses that sell wines from five Bordeaux Premier Cru producers in France. These are considered the best in the world. Because of their reputation, they are highly sought after, and the average bottle costs around US$480,” says Verdickt.

“This is not the kind of wine you casually open on a weeknight, at least … I don’t. At the same time, these wines are frequently traded, which makes them a good product for analysis.”

The Bordeaux Premier Cru wines include five châteaus: Haut-Brion, Lafite Rothschild, Latour, Margaux, and Mouton Rothschild. These five producers constitute the most liquid and globally traded segment of the wine market, forming the entire benchmark’ Liv-Ex Fine Wine index’.

Furthermore, there have been investment funds dedicated to investing in these five producers, ensuring that these wines, while still a consumption good, are also considered ‘investment-grade’ wines.

Verdickt’s dataset also included climate change news for each of the 18 countries in the study. To understand climate perceptions in different countries, he used a ‘Climate Attention Index’. This index breaks down climate-related attention across multiple countries by analysing over 23 million tweets from major (national) newspapers. Verdickt compared the newspaper tweets to authoritative climate change texts to generate a daily index with country-specific scores detailing levels of climate news.

The key takeaway from the study, that climate experiences can drive investor behaviour, is consistent with previous research showing that such experiences can also influence corporate voting and other financial decisions, according to Verdickt.

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Final Fire and Emergency New Zealand deployed firefighter returns home from Canada

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Source: Fire and Emergency New Zealand

Fire and Emergency New Zealand’s final firefighter has returned from deployment to Canada.

The arrival of the International Liaison Officer on Thursday morning capped more than two months of deployments with 59 personnel assisting the Canadian wildfire response in Alberta and Manitoba.
Fire and Emergency also welcomed back its fourth deployment of Incident Management Team specialists on Wednesday.
Fire and Emergency Deputy National Commander Brendan Nally says he is immensely proud of the effort put in by all involved.
“Everyone who went over to Canada represented New Zealand very well.
“They’re bringing back invaluable experience of responding to large-scale wildfires which will enhance our wildfire response capability as we head into our wildfire season.”
Since 2000, Fire and Emergency has deployed more than 1600 personnel internationally to wildfire emergencies.
“We support other countries in their time of need and know that we will be able to call on them should we ever require assistance,” Brendan Nally says.
The deployment was also a big effort for those back home in New Zealand.
“I want to give thanks to the friends and family of those who deployed during this time,” he says.
“It is a big burden to take on back home to have your loved one away for five weeks at short notice, but we’ve heard countless stories of thanks from the people of Alberta and Canada for helping them in their time of need.
“I would also like to shout out to our National Coordination Centre team members and Region Deployment Coordinators and teams, who step out of their normal roles to fill the engine room behind these deployments to ensure they go as smoothly as possible.”

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Hainan FTP promotion conference held in Hong Kong

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Source: Media Outreach

HONG KONG SAR – Media OutReach Newswire – 18 September 2025 – On the occasion of the 100-day countdown to the island-wide special customs operations of the Hainan Free Trade Port (FTP), the Hainan FTP Promotion and Policy Interpretation Conference was organized at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center on Sept. 9th.

On Sept. 9th, enterprises from Hainan and Hong Kong signed agreements at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center. (Photo credit: Wang Shen)

The event was hosted by the Hainan Provincial Government, aiming to enhance Hong Kong people’s understanding of the policies and achievements of the Hainan FTP, as well as opportunities after the island-wide special customs operations start, thus building deeper ties between the two places.

Feng Fei, secretary of the Communist Party of China Hainan Provincial Committee, stated at the conference that the construction of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area and the Hainan FTP are both major national strategies, and that the interaction of the two is a driving force for building a new development pattern and facilitating domestic and international dual circulation. Hainan FTP plans to initiate island-wide special customs operations on Dec. 18, 2025, signifying a new phase in the development of the Hainan FTP, Feng said, adding that Hainan seeks to deepen its collaboration with Hong Kong, harnessing their respective strengths to amplify their combined regional influence and outreach.

Algernon Yau, secretary for commerce and economic development of the HKSAR government, reaffirmed the commitment to fostering collaboration between Hong Kong and Hainan, pledging to fully leverage Hong Kong’s strengths to promote coordinated development within the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area and the Hainan Free Trade Port. Yau also highlighted plans to attract international projects to Hainan and facilitate Hainan’s investment in overseas markets, aiming to create mutually beneficial partnerships that contribute to China’s high-quality development and economic dynamism.

Tang Hua, director of the Hainan Provincial Bureau of International Economic Development, detailed Hainan’s advantages, including its beautiful ecological environment, broad market reach, high degree of economic openness, and strong talent attraction. Tang noted that Hong Kong offers world-class technological R&D capabilities, robust financial services, and access to international talent, which provide essential support services to enterprises in Hainan.

The promotion event saw the signing of 12 agreements between Hainan and Hong Kong enterprises across various sectors, including cultural tourism, technology, and food processing. More than 400 participants attended the event.

According to the Department of Finance of Hainan Province, Hainan issued 5 billion yuan of offshore RMB local government bonds in Hong Kong on Sept. 11th, with maturities of 3, 5 and 10 years. The issuance comprises three tranches: 3-year sustainable development bonds, 5-year blue bonds and a 10-year aerospace-themed bond. Proceeds will primarily support marine conservation, social welfare and key scientific research and infrastructure projects in the aerospace sector.

Hashtag: #HainanInformationOffice

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Update: Missing Christchurch woman found deceased

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Source: New Zealand Police

A 66-year-old woman missing in Christchurch has sadly been located deceased this evening.

The woman was found by Police Search and Rescue at around 6pm today.

Police would like to thank all those who assisted with the search, including Coastguard Sumner volunteers, Land Search and Rescue volunteers, and Fire and Emergency New Zealand staff.

We would also like to acknowledge everyone who contacted Police with possible sightings following our public appeals for information.

The woman’s death is not being treated as suspicious and will be referred to the Coroner.

ENDS
 

Issued by Police Media Centre. 

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Chen Zhi Climate Action Challenge Now Accepting Applications to Empower Cambodia’s Green Innovators

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Source: Media Outreach

PHNOM PENH, CAMBODIA – Media OutReach Newswire – 18 September 2025 – Applications are now open for the Chen Zhi Climate Action Challenge, a nationwide initiative led by philanthropist Neak Oknha Chen Zhi that empowers young Cambodians to develop bold, scalable solutions to address the climate crisis.

The official launch announcement of the Chen Zhi Climate Action Challenge 2025, calling for applications from Cambodian youth innovators to develop solutions in renewable energy, nature-based solutions, circular economy, and sustainable agriculture and food security.

Launched under newly signed Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) with the Ministry of Environment and the Royal University of Agriculture, the Challenge offers funding, expert mentorship, and national recognition to the country’s most promising green innovators.

Spearheaded by Neak Oknha Chen Zhi, the initiative reflects his long-term vision of mobilizing Cambodia’s youth to lead the transition to a clean, sustainable future. The program aligns with the National Environmental Strategy and Action Plan, ensuring that each proposed solution contributes directly to Cambodia’s environmental priorities.

A philanthropist and business leader, Neak Oknha Chen Zhi has long championed education, skills training, and community development as ways to prepare Cambodia’s youth for the future. The Climate Action Challenge builds on this commitment, underscoring his belief that equipping young people to innovate is key to advancing a greener, more resilient Cambodia.

Program Overview

The Challenge invites youth-led teams to submit original project ideas in one of four key areas:

  • Renewable Energy
  • Nature-Based Solutions
  • Circular Economy
  • Sustainable Agriculture and Food Security

Applicants must meet the following criteria:

  • Age: Cambodian citizens aged 18 to 30
  • Team: Form a group of 3 to 5 members
  • Theme Selection: Each team must select one out of 4 thematic areas for their proposal
  • Originality: Submissions must be original, not previously awarded or plagiarized
  • Independence: Teams must not formally represent existing organizations (e.g., NGOs, companies)
  • Participation: Commitment to all program stages, including workshops, mentorship, the semi-final and the final pitch
  • Implementation: Winning teams must carry out their proposed projects

From September 2025 through January 2026, selected teams will undergo an intensive training and mentorship program supported by CE SAIN, UN-Habitat, Ruy Reach, and other environmental experts. The program will culminate in a final pitch competition, where top teams will receive seed funding of up to USD 30,000 to bring their solutions to life.

A total of 20 teams will be shortlisted. One additional team will receive the “Most Popular Project” award, based on online public voting.

How to Apply

Applications can be submitted directly via this [Chen Zhi Climate Action Challenge 2025 – Team Application Form]. The deadline to apply is 09 October 2025.

For updates and announcements, follow the Chen Zhi Climate Action Challenge on Facebook.

Hashtag: #ChenZhiClimateActionChallenge

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WRISE Academy Charts New Chapter with Changsha Office Launch

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Deepening Footprint in Mainland China to Empower Next-Gen Successors & Wealth Management Elites

HONG KONG SAR / CHANGSHA, CHINA – Media OutReach Newswire – 18 September 2025 – WRISE Group (“WRISE” or “the Group”), one of Asia’s fastest-growing wealth management firms, announced today the official opening of WRISE Academy Office in Changsha, Hunan province, marking a significant step in its continued expansion in mainland China. This is WRISE Academy’s second location following the successful launch of its Shenzhen office in March this year, which generated substantial industry demand. The new location underscores WRISE’s commitment to provide high-net-worth individuals and wealth management elites in Central China to drive breakthroughs in the wealth management industry.

WRISE Academy Marches into Central China

As a flagship initiative of WRISE Prestige Hong Kong to nurture wealth management talents, WRISE Academy has successfully trained more than 100 undergraduates, graduates, and working professionals since its inception. Through a rigorous selection process, nearly 50% of its trainees have successfully achieved career transitions, evolving from Independent Financial Advisors (IFAs) or entry-level professionals into highly competent Independent Wealth Consultants (IWCs), with significant improvements in both compensation and professional ranking.

Since its launch, WRISE Academy has hosted more than 40 seminars and thematic programs in Shenzhen and Hong Kong, attracting over 300 industry elites. The programme line-up brings together over 20 seasoned industry experts with an average of over 20 years of industry experience across core sectors including wealth management, securities, private equity, trusts, and family offices. They continue to provide participants with valuable industry insights, resource connections, and skills enhancement.

Dr. Jowin Fung, Vice Chairman of WRISE Hong Kong, said, “The launch of our Changsha office is a key milestone in our long-term China strategy. As an economic and cultural hub of Central China, Changsha offers rich talent resources and a favourable policy environment, providing an ideal platform for us to better serve mainland entrepreneurs and wealth management professionals.”

Partnering with Globally Recognised Institutions to Develop Benchmark Programmes

WRISE Academy consistently emphasises the professionalism and international recognition of its courses. It has recently signed a memorandum of understanding with the Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst Association (CAIA) to introduce the Fundamentals of Alternative Investments (FAI) programme and a series of micro-certification courses to WRISE Academy, covering topics such as private debt, digital assets, real estate, and private equity. These initiatives are designed to help participants quickly grasp global market trends and practical skills, giving them a competitive edge in career development.

Road Ahead: Deepening Roots in China, Expanding Across Asia-Pacific

With the opening of its Changsha office, WRISE will actively pursue strategic partnerships with local chambers of commerce, enterprise associations, and financial industry organisations to foster joint research and co-innovation, promoting standardisation and professional excellence of the wealth management industry.

Moving forward, WRISE Academy will continue to expand its service network in mainland China. After expanding its presence into the Pearl River Delta and Central China this year, WRISE Academy is now setting its sights on South China, West China, and the Taiwan region. These regional hubs will work in synergy with its Hong Kong office to build a Greater China knowledge and advisory network that empowers both affluent clients and wealth advisers.

Dr. Fung added, “We are committed to establishing WRISE Academy as a talent development platform for the family office industry in Asia, while actively participating in shaping industry standards to elevate the overall quality and competitiveness of wealth management services in the region.”

As a regional core hub, Changsha boasts four key advantages: wealth concentration, industrial financing, institutional channels, and talent supply. However, it lacks a systematic international wealth management framework. By transplanting Hong Kong’s mature standards and extensive practical experience to Changsha, WRISE Academy fills the gap in family office and wealth-talent training while replicating the successful Shenzhen model. The initiative will cultivate a first wave of wealth professionals in central China who combine international perspective with Asian-market expertise.

Hashtag: #WRISE #WRISEACADEMY

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PizzaExpress Launches “Flavours of Hong Kong” New Menu

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Source: Media Outreach

Satay Beef, Singapore Noodle Pizza Integrated into Italian Dishes Creatively with British Flair

HONG KONG, CHINA – Media OutReach Newswire – 18 September 2025 – PizzaExpress, originating from the UK, was founded by a globetrotter dedicated to bringing authentic handcrafted pizza experiences to food lovers worldwide. Now in Hong Kong with diversed culture, PizzaExpress has drawn inspiration from local culinary traditions to create a fusion menu “Flavours of Hong Kong” this September with a distinct Hong Kong flair, offering diners a delightful gastronomic journey that celebrates the city’s unique character. In exploring local flavours and ingredients, PizzaExpress has selected the century-old Hong Kong household brand “Lee Kum Kee” to develop this special menu, adding authentic local taste while upholding the brand’s dedication to quality ingredients.

Alongside the new dishes, “Flavours of Hong Kong” features exclusive Hong Kong-themed souvenirs and accessories. The campaign also brings back classic promotions, including the limited-time “All You Can Eat” feast featuring new menu items, as well as half-price offers on select traditional pizzas, allowing everyone to indulge in a multi-sensory experience.

Creative Hong Kong-Inspired Flavours: A Playful Menu Delivering Dual Experiences

The “Flavours of Hong Kong” menu showcases a range of innovative dishes. The “‘Real’ Pineapple Dough Ball” cleverly combines the classic Hong Kong pineapple bun with PizzaExpress’ signature dough balls, featuring a golden crispy crust and soft interior, paired with a homemade mascarpone butter dip – a blend of Northern Italian special mascarpone and Australian butter for a double-textured treat. The “Singapore Noodles Pizza” creatively elevates the beloved stir-fried noodle dish by incorporating premium seafood and Italian cold cuts—succulent prawns, naturally smoked mortadella, and fresh vegetables on a curry sauce base, topped with crispy vermicelli for added crunch and layered flavours. The “Hainan Chicken Pizza” uses a secret-recipe Hainanese sauce as its base, topped with slow-cook tender chicken, fresh tomato slices, and onions, and drizzled with balsamic glaze for a modern twist on a local favourite. The “Satay Braised Beef Spaghetti”[1] captures the essence of Hong Kong’s iconic flavours—carefully braised beef cheek stir-fried with aromatic satay sauce, fresh spinach, and onions, touched up with crushed peanuts and Parmesan cheese, offering a uniquely Hong Kong-style indulgence.

For drinks, the “Tropical Bliss” lives up to its name by blending pineapple chunks, passionfruit syrup, and Sprite into a refreshing tropical beverage. The “Black Cow” evokes childhood memories by combining chocolate ice cream with Coca-Cola—a classic Hong Kong-style float that’s simply irresistible! For dessert, the “French Dough with Butter” upgrades the signature baked dough balls with butter, condensed milk, and peanut butter for an indulgent treat. For an even more elevated experience, add a scoop of vanilla ice cream for an irresistible contrast of hot and cold.

Limited-Edition “Flavours of Hong Kong” Souvenirs: Cherish the Culinary Memories

With Hong Kong-themed accessories becoming increasingly popular among both tourists and locals, “Flavours of Hong Kong” extends its East-meets-West creativity by launching three quirky accessories, along with a Hong Kong signature red-white-blue themed crossbody bag. During the campaign, customers who spend HK$580 or more will receive a limited-edition “Flavours of Hong Kong” accessory, while those spending HK$980 or more will receive an additional limited-edition crossbody bag. Supplies are limited and available only while stocks last—it would be a remarkable experience to take home these unique culinary mementos!

Limited-Time Promotions: Enjoy 11 Classic Original Pizzas at up to 50% Off and the Return of the Popular “All You Can Eat” Feast

Starting September 16, 2025, PizzaExpress will roll out a series of exciting promotions to celebrate the new school term and invite everyone to savour British-Hong Kong fusion flavours.

Classic Original Pizza Series Discount

Available Mondays to Thursdays (excluding public holidays) during the campaign period, members can enjoy half-price à la carte traditional pizzas, while non-members get 40% off. The offer applies to 11 Classic pizzas (Original Size), including the new “Hainan Chicken Pizza,” all featuring PizzaExpress’ signature traditional pizza base that has been proudly served since 1965.

Promotion period: September 16 to November 17, 2025

“All You Can Eat” 60-Minute Feast Makes a Comeback

The “All You Can Eat” feast is available Mondays to Fridays (excluding public holidays) from 2:30 PM to 6:00 PM. For just HK$98 per adult and HK$58 per child, diners can enjoy unlimited servings of select dishes, including “Margherita Pizza”, “Peking Duck Pizza”, “American Pizza”, signature “Baked Dough Balls”, and the new “Hainan Chicken Pizza,” all designed to celebrate the new menu.

Promotion period: September 16 to October 27, 2025

Peroni Italian Beer and Snack Combo

During the promotion, enjoy Baked Potato Skins with Beef or Chicken Wings paired with a small Peroni beer for just HK$118. Additional bottles can be added for HK$28, ensuring a delightful experience alongside the delicious food.

Promotion period: September 16 to November 17, 2025

“Flavours of Hong Kong” Menu Overview

[1] Recipes are slightly modified in AIA Tower and Pokfulam Farm restaurants

Hashtag: #PizzaExpressHK #FlavoursofHongKong #60Years #FreshSince1965 #李錦記 #LeeKumKee

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