The integrated SHKP Malls App has been officially launched with new functions rolling out in phases.

The first phase covers 11 SHKP Malls, extending to 26 later in the year. The mobile app has four major features presently:

Eat E-asy with the e-ticket and e-table booking functions, Park E-asy that offers real-time car lot vacancy information as well as parking navigation, exclusive privileges and promotional offers. The SHKP Malls App will also launch an  integrated membership programme, allowing members to redeem reward points earned at different SHKP malls on a single platform, anytime and anywhere. They can directly use their reward points to redeem gifts as well as enjoy the VIP services and privileges at major SHKP malls. Park E-asy will also undergo a comprehensive upgrade later on, moving in the direction of contactless parking without the need for tickets or cards.

SHKP published its 2016/17 Sustainability Report earlier capturing the efforts and achievements the company has made towards sustainable development. Visit www.shkp.com/html/CSR/SHKPSReport/SR2017/index_eng.html for details.

The ICC Light and Music Show, displayed on the facades of ICC every night, will debut its new seasonal episode entitled Sky Journey starting from April 1. Be sure to download the ICC Light and Music Show mobile app to enjoy the synchronized music broadcast.

The SHKP Malls 'Serving with Heart' Customer Care Ambassador Election is in its tenth year this year. While many of the previous Customer Care Ambassadors have progressed in their careers, what remains unchanged is their unswerving dedication to serving customers.

Billy, Metroplaza Senior Customer Services Officer shouldering the responsibility of passing the torch, derives great satisfaction from the job through helping new colleagues understand the meaning of frontline work by sharing with them his own experience. Elsa, Customer Relations Officer II in Mikiki, feels that the job helped her build confidence and develop her potential. New Town Plaza Phase III Assistant Property Officer Judy described her role as being like that of a volleyball team captain since she needs to have a discerning eye for spotting her teammates' strengths so that everyone can unleash their full potential.

MEGA Plus in Tseung Kwan O is the first purpose-built high-tier facility on land designated for data centre use by the Hong Kong government. It forms MEGA Campus with the existing MEGA-i and MEGA Two and is an important ecosystem of data exchange in Asia by connecting 10 submarine cable systems and over 150 telecom operators. Its design meets environmental requirements and is certified with green building standards of LEED and BEAM Plus.

Growing food in the city isn't as hard as you may think, and here are some tips from colleagues who look after gardening in residential estates.

It's easy to grow melons in a pot on the home balcony, says head Valais gardener Cheng Wing-hong. Fuzzy melons for example just need water once a day and fertilizer once every 3-4 weeks to get a crop over the summer.

People who keep freshwater fish at home can try aquaponics, says Chi Fu Fa Yuen property officer Joe Tsang. Just replace the tank filter with a tray of clay pellets to grow plants without soil, using the fish excrement as fertilizer.