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Harvey Kong
Reporter, Hong Kong
Harvey joined the Post in 2021. He graduated from the University of Hong Kong with a double major in Journalism and Politics and Public Administration. Prior to joining the Post, he was a freelance multimedia journalist, stringing with news outlets such as the Associated Press, Agence France-Presse and others.
Officers identified suspects, 46-year-old woman and 43-year-old man, after examining CCTV footage.
Deputy Secretary for Health Eddie Lee says authorities have already taken tourists’ needs into account when drafting new measures.
Legislative Council president Andrew Leung says new code being formulated to set minimum standards for legislators, building on existing rules.
About 200,000 film fans expected to flock to 53 participating cinemas on May 10.
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Legislators call for linking service to high-speed rail and Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge, keeping cheaper fares to AsiaWorld-Expo.
China Manned Space Agency picked Hongkonger in June last year as part of fourth batch of preparatory astronauts.
In talk show hosted by former party chairwoman Emily Lau, Lo Kin-hei also says he won’t stand in future elections or emigrate.
Single journey ticket for adults using an Octopus card will cost HK$120 at most under proposal, up from current HK$110.
Officers will follow up on motorists who breach traffic laws in Central and Wan Chai by recording and monitoring surveillance camera footage.
Worries about crowds at High Island Reservoir’s East Dam in Sai Kung appear to have put some visitors off, while others soak up the serenity.
But holiday prediction not all bad, as more mainland tourists expected, according to catering industry leader Simon Wong.
Hong Kong firms have been urged to consider further developing local sales or explore expanding to Southeast Asia, Europe and Latin America.
Some concertgoers started complaining about seating arrangements following band’s first show, arguing obstructions were worse than expected.
Proposed fees, to be discussed in Legco next Friday, could be increased more than three times to a minimum of about HK$3,550.
Previous editions of the event have garnered strong support as Hong Kong’s film industry faces shrinking audiences and cinema closures.
Forecaster says temperatures are highest so far this year, while doctor warns residents in high-risk groups to reduce outdoor activities.
Charity House of Joy and Mercy says it plans to let the public view its ‘pampered’ new resident Miu Miu.
Beijing’s stimulus roll-out may also trigger more mainland consumption at the expense of Hong Kong’s retail, dining scene.
Innovation chief Sun Dong pledges to showcase city’s global appeal as he reveals several firms have already contacted the Hong Kong government.
Increase of fixed fines to HK$3,000 in 2023 means authorities will generate HK$95.8 million from the penalty notices.
Finance minister says city’s edge as free and open economy will remain unchanged even as Washington escalates trade war with sweeping tariffs.
Hong Kong police say at least two complaints filed over fans chasing streamer onto train, with station gate and Octopus card reader damaged.
One fan jokes ‘peasant revolt’ may break out after noticing free flow of food in many corporate boxes.
Contrasting reactions as visitors inside 50,000-seat Kai Tak Stadium unable to see plane except on live stream.
Nightlife tycoon Allan Zeman says jump in business is due to ‘euphoria’ surrounding the newly opened Kai Tak Stadium.
Spectators lament taxi arrangements at Kai Tak Sports Park with some having to wait up to 45 minutes.
Veteran doctor, meanwhile, brushes off fears about any difficulty identifying ‘critical’ and ‘emergency’ cases for free treatment.
Whether you are a regular patron getting to grips with the new venue or a first-time Sevens spectator, the Post shares how to get there.
Organisers say this year’s tournament will be ‘biggest ever’ as more than 43,000 tickets have been sold so far.
