February 11, 2026

QUT Revives Meanjin, Iconic Literary Journal Returns to Brisbane After 85 Years

Queensland University of Technology has bought the 85-year-old literary journal Meanjin, bringing it back to its Brisbane roots. The journal was closed by Melbourne University Press last year but will now continue under QUT’s care with a new editor and full editorial independence.

February 11, 2026

Maintenance Tools Left on Tracks Halt Hong Kong MTR Island Line for One Hour

Hong Kong's MTR Island line was partially stopped for an hour during Wednesday’s rush hour. Maintenance equipment was left on the tracks near Wan Chai, causing delays. Transport Secretary Mable Chan has asked for a detailed report on the incident.

February 11, 2026

Maintenance Tools Left on Tracks Halt Hong Kong MTR Island Line for One Hour

Hong Kong's MTR Island line was partially stopped for an hour during Wednesday’s rush hour. Maintenance equipment was left on the tracks near Wan Chai, causing delays. Transport Secretary Mable Chan has asked for a detailed report on the incident.

February 11, 2026

Hong Kong Social Enterprise Agape Garden Faces Setback After Tender Cancellation

Agape Garden, a Hong Kong social enterprise, cannot open its new shop after the Housing Authority cancelled a tender due to wrong power supply details. The cancellation has left the business stuck without a new location.

February 11, 2026

China's Love-Brained Youth Pay Influencers for Scolding in Rising Emotional Trend

In China, young people obsessed with love are paying influencers to scold them harshly online. This unusual emotional release is gaining popularity on live streams and paid courses, where blunt advice replaces comfort.