In this message, Governor Sir David Trench (1915-1988) pointed out that the increase of export trade was important to Hong Kong in 1965.

This is a review of the Star Ferry Riots in 1966 which exposed the long-standing social problems and discontent in Hong Kong.

Looking back at 1966, it was true that while Hong Kong had problems, on the whole the city enjoyed security, a good record of public health and a fair measure of prosperity. In the recording, Sir David Trench (1915-1988) wished all people good luck.

In 1967, the riots called for massive strikes and organised demonstrations in Hong Kong. This is a report from "Local Affairs".

The Hong Kong riots began in May 1967. A labour dispute developed into large scale demonstrations against the Hong Kong British government. In the message, governor Sir David Trench (1915-1988) expresses his view on the event.

After the Hong Kong riots happened in May, Hong Kong British government organized a large-scale "Hong Kong Week", which in order to increase the sense of belonging to the Hong Kong people.

In Sir David Trench's new year speech, he expressed his appreciation on restoration of public order after the riots in 1967.

Returning from the UK in May 1968, governor Sir Daivd Trench (1915-1988) reported to us about financial affairs such as banking services, currency issues and the stock market.

The devaluation of the pound in November 1967 was not welcomed in many parts of the Sterling area like Hong Kong. In the recording, the governor Sir David Trench (1915-1988) explained the subject of Sterling balances in 1968.

经过"六七暴动"，造成了社会的不稳定，香港市民在1968年是怎样渡过呢?当时政府在施政方面有什么不同呢?在1968年的大事回顾中，我们可以知道当年政府在民生、教育、社区建设方面所推行的措施外，还回想当年曾发生的大事。