The Mark Six lottery is an enduring tradition in Hong Kong that entrusts winners with substantial sums of money while contributing to society through taxes and other sources. A significant component of Hong Kong culture, its prize funds have reached more than HK$20 billion. But what exactly happens and who wins most money?
The Hong Kong Film Awards honour films that have been commercially released in Hong Kong. To be eligible, films must have been directed by a Hong Kong resident and include at least one actor who also lives there; additionally, films of an hour plus must feature two additional Hong Kong actors; these awards are administered by the Hong Kong Arts Development Council.
At the Paris Olympics, athletes who win medals will earn significant prize money; but how much could an athlete from Hong Kong make in prize money? You might be amazed!
Before each prize draw, employees of HKJC carefully inspect all materials involved – from boxing and transport to testing balls used with X-Ray machines – ensuring fair and accurate results. Furthermore, no two consecutive drawings use the same set of balls. Employees also conduct regular audits to ensure there is no manipulation or fraud in prize drawings.
The LINK Hong Kong Open is the eighth event of the Asian Tour’s International Series and boasts a prize pool of $2m. The winner will take home $1 million while those finishing second and third will earn payouts totalling $1.6m each. In addition, permanent residents completing marathon under three hours (men) or three hours 30 minutes (women). will also be eligible to claim special incentive awards totalling HK$10,000 as well.
The Yidan Prize was established in 2008 to recognize individuals and organisations for their contribution to global education. This year’s top winner was demographer Wolfgang Lutz while War Child Alliance came in second. John Lee Ka-chiu, Chief Executive of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region said in an online speech that their efforts have helped build a better world through education; adding that their government remains dedicated to providing equitable learning environments for students.
