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Webb on "Backchat" re HK Disneyland, Supermarkets
RTHK, 28-Sep-2020
Webb on 'Backchat' re land, housing and Disneyland
RTHK, 8-Jan-2020
One Country, Two DisneylandsSecrets of HK Disney-landfill
Bloomberg, 23-Oct-2019
Disney's Iger staying silent on HK protests After NBA's China row. Unmentioned: the fact that in HK, Disneyland is majority-owned by the HK Government and has an option on a huge chunk of idle land that could otherwise be used for housing. Incidentally, Bob Iger confuses air pollution with global warming by saying that he spoke out against Trump withdrawing the US from the Paris climate accords because “if people can’t breathe the air, they’re not going to theme parks.”
Hong Kong's not-so-free economy
The US-based Heritage Foundation has, as always, ranked HK as the freest economy in the World. For once, the Government doesn't accuse foreign forces of interfering in HK's internal affairs. But this rosy view is not held by those who take the time to study the domestic economy. Here are a few things that Heritage may have overlooked. (4-Feb-2018)
Ex-technician of HK Disneyland jailed for bribes-for-merchandise scam
ICAC, 12-May-2016
Well that'll teach him not to take the Mickey out of their policy on staff discounts for merchandise.
Ex-stage technician of HK Disneyland charged with bribery
ICAC, 24-Feb-2016
Kwok Yuet Sang is accused of paying colleagues to monetize their staff-discounts on Disney's junk.
Penny's Bay Investment Co Ltd v Director of Lands
HK Court of Final Appeal, 27-Aug-2010
The Government has to pay Penny Bay Investment Co's legal costs.
Penny's Bay Investment Co Ltd v Director of Lands
HK Court of Final Appeal, 26-Mar-2010
The former owner of the Cheoy Lee Shipyard site, still not satisified with the HK$1.51bn the government paid it to surrender its lease (and a pile of toxic mud which cost us $450m to clean up) to make way for HK Disneyland, presses its claim for compensation for the earlier loss of marine rights in 1995 when the Government gazetted reclamation for container terminals, abandoned in 2000 in favour of Disneyland. One good windfall deserves another, apparently.
Secrets of HK Disney-landfill
Legislators should this afternoon refuse to sanction the HK Disneyland financial restructuring unless they get full disclosure of the Government-controlled theme park's accounts, plus a release of 60 hectares of valuable public land which would otherwise stay under option to the park for 20 more years. This land should then be tendered for competing and synergistic leisure use. (10-Jul-2009)
Webb on "Backchat" re HK Disney debt restructuring
RTHK, 2-Jul-2009
Penny's Bay Investment Co Ltd v Director of Lands
HK Court of Appeal, 8-May-2009
Penny's Bay Investment Co Ltd v Director of Lands
HK Court of Appeal, 8-Jan-2009
Penny's Bay Investment Co Ltd v Director of Lands: costs
HK Lands Tribunal, 7-Nov-2007
Penny's Bay Investment Co Ltd v Director of Lands
HK Lands Tribunal, 2-Aug-2007
Penny's Bay Investment Co Ltd v Director of Lands
HK Lands Tribunal, 25-May-2007
Penny's Bay Investment Co Ltd v Director of Lands
HK Lands Tribunal, 8-Feb-2006
Disneyland Through the Looking Glass
We look at the governance and financial aspects of Hong Kong International Theme Parks Ltd, better known as Hong Kong Disneyland. We call on the Government to publish the company's accounts, the related agreements, and the identities of the independent directors it said would be appointed. And we ask, was this a good use of 280 hectares of land, and why was there no tender for the project? (23-Sep-2005)
Webb on "Backchat" on opening day of HK Disneyland
RTHK, 12-Sep-2005
New waterworks brings fresh water to HK Disneyland
HK Government, 12-May-2004
Penny's Bay Investment Co Ltd v Director of Lands
HK Lands Tribunal, 17-Dec-2003
Speech by "elated" Postmaster General at "Hong Kong Disneyland" special stamps issuing ceremony
HK Government, 12-Jan-2003
CE addresses HK Disneyland groundbreaking ceremony
HK Government, 12-Jan-2003
Project Agreement on MTR Penny's Bay Rail Link
HK Government, 24-Jul-2002
Cost of decomissioning Cheoy Lee Shipyard
HK Government, 20-Mar-2002
This government paper explained how the estimated clean-up costs had risen from HK$22m in 1999 to HK450m in 2002, mainly due to dioxins.
Comprehensive plan set for decommissioning Cheoy Lee Shipyard
HK Government, 21-Feb-2002
Contract for works on water supply to HK Disneyland signed
HK Government, 7-Aug-2001
Two more consultancies for Disneyland
HK Government, 25-Jul-2000
Rail Shuttle to Hong Kong Disneyland gazetted
HK Government, 21-Jul-2000
Flying and anchorage restrictions at HK Disneyland to be gazetted
HK Government, 17-May-2000
"To maintain an aura of fantasy at HKD, visitors must not be subject to noise and visual disturbances caused by low-flying aircraft"
Reclamation contract for Disneyland Project signed
HK Government, 15-May-2000
Consultancy contract for design and infrastructure construction for Penny's Bay development
HK Government, 28-Apr-2000
Chief Executive catches a glimpse of Disney magic in California
HK Government, 11-Apr-2000
Hong Kong Disneyland Final Agreement Signed
HK Government, 10-Dec-1999
Govt welcomes LegCo and Walt Disney Board's deal approval
HK Government, 26-Nov-1999
"There are still a lot of work to be done", said Mr Rowse, speaking in Chinglish.
Employment during HK Disneyland Phase I construction
HK Government, 4-Nov-1999
When we say "jobs", we mean "man-years of work", not the number of jobs.
Land Lease Term for Disneyland Project
HK Government, 4-Nov-1999
A fictitious spokesman responds to concerns over the 100-year lease.
Intangible Benefits from Hong Kong Disneyland
HK Government, 3-Nov-1999
Chief Executive announces Disney deal for Hong Kong
HK Government, 2-Nov-1999
Anson Chan: Hong Kong Disneyland A Sound Investment
HK Government, 2-Nov-1999
Commissioner for Tourism explains Disney theme park project
HK Government, 2-Nov-1999

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