Members of the public will have a chance to tour around the ICAC when the anti-corruption agency holds its Open Day on the first two consecutive Saturdays this month.

A former site foreman, charged by the ICAC with allegedly conspiring to manipulate the pre-drilling records at a construction site for the Yau Tong Redevelopment project, appeared at Kwun Tong Court today (Wednesday).

The Court of Appeal today (Wednesday) ordered three men convicted of conspiracy to construct substandard bored piles at Tung Chung Station Development Package II Site 4 (the project) to serve additional prison terms following an application to review thei r sentences by the Department of Justice.

A teacher and a laboratory technician of a secondary school was found guilty at San Po Kong Court today (Tuesday) for tipping off their students about the laboratory apparatus to be used in this year's Advanced Level physics practical examinations.

A former senior legal clerk of a solicitors firm was sentenced to 240 hours of community service at District Court today (Wednesday) for destroying documents allegedly instrumental to the arrangement of bogus marriages for some Mainlanders.

A former executive director of an engineering company was sentenced to 39 months’ imprisonment at District Court today (Tuesday) for deceiving the company of about $210,000 by inflating the purchase price of goods.

The ICAC has charged a deputy commissioner of the Inland Revenue Department (IRD) for allegedly deceiving the Hong Kong Government over application for Private Tenancy Allowance.

A deputy commissioner of the Inland Revenue Department (IRD) and her husband, charged by the ICAC for allegedly deceiving the Hong Kong Government over application for Private Tenancy Allowance, appeared at Eastern Court this afternoon.

The ICAC today (Thursday) charged 14 former employees of an international garment trading firm for alleged involvement in a $4.8 million bribery scheme.

A group engineering manager formerly employed by the Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group Limited (Mandarin Oriental) was given a 40 months' jail sentence at District Court today (Thursday) for offering bribes to his colleagues to facilitate a contract scam and inflating quotations.