Cannix Yau
Senior Writer, Hong Kong
Cannix joined the Post in 2014 after many years in journalism and some years working for legislators. She is interested in issues related to social justice and won numerous press awards including SOPA's Excellence in Reporting Award.
Cannix joined the Post in 2014 after many years in journalism and some years working for legislators. She is interested in issues related to social justice and won numerous press awards including SOPA's Excellence in Reporting Award.
Areas of Expertise:
Transport and infrastructure, government policies, investigative storiesLanguages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
Hong Kong director of health cites data showing unvaccinated children and elderly are four to five times more vulnerable than vaccinated individuals.
Groups of people evade fares by following paying passengers through turnstiles, with no station staff intervening.
Rail giant and subsidiaries of Malaysian engineering firm Gamuda Berhad win bid as joint venture, in deal reportedly worth A$880 million.
Mark Chong says Sky Shuttle’s suspension and drop in ferry services linked to bridge’s growing use, with vehicle flow reaching 5.2 million in 2025.
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“Every one hour, a resident falls for a scam after answering a fraudulent call,” police superintendent says, as force reveals latest figures.
Footage from district councillor shows him and two others freeing animal by forcefully pulling its rear legs – causing the barking deer to struggle.
Disruption comes after westbound line between North Point terminus and Tin Lok Lane halted for several hours on Monday.
Li Ka-shing and business empire, along with Henderson Land Development and Lee Shau Kee Foundation provide help after Nepal-Tibet disaster.
City’s Nepalese community and other charities step up fundraising efforts, while Chief Executive John Lee vows swift processing of relief funds.
Transport chief Mable Chan expresses confidence in operators, saying they are capable of meeting requirements laid out for licences.
Internet users identified and circulated employee’s personal details, including her name and profession after viral play-area brawl.
West Kowloon arts hub chief Bernard Chan and AllRightsReserved founder Lam Shu-kam among those expressing sadness at Japanese artist’s death.
Fire breaks out at So Uk Estate in Cheung Sha Wan just before 3am, forcing nearly 80 residents to flee before firefighters extinguish flames at 3.29am.
Mainland Chinese e-commerce giant is part of a consortium that won the first ‘large-scale land disposal’ project in the Northern Metropolis.
Health chief defends higher charges for less urgent services in Hong Kong as full fee waivers increase from 14,000 since new regime began on January 1.
Hong Kong police investigating case in which man, 59, was allegedly duped into sham green bond investment scheme over two years.
Registration opens on Thursday with more than 6,500 places available across two non-competitive rides on October 11.
AmCham and FHKI also highlight the need to reinforce Hong Kong’s position as an international financial centre.
Commissioner urges public to be careful about sharing personal data during online shopping and membership sign-ups, saying such details are marketable.
17-year-old with incurable disease says bouts of influenza A and RSV triggered emotionally devastating breakdown and fears of dying young.
Land parcels are located in Hung Shui Kiu/Ha Tsuen New Development Area and are being set aside for planned modern logistics cluster.
‘There is no need for so many mega-events in Hong Kong to create something new ... better if we could retain something unique,’ resident says.
Keith Li says he wants to bring database into the modern era using AI ‘and shake off 27 years of tech debt’.
Nine men and a woman, aged between 25 and 51, arrested between August 3 and 10 over dangerous driving on Hong Kong’s Kwun Tong Bypass.
Labour Department has issued 36 fixed penalties to workers and nine improvement notices to contractors since start of smoking ban on sites.
More than 2,000 fleet taxis currently in service but number still falls short of government’s target of 3,500.
Drivers navigate waterlogged roads in Tai Po and Sha Tin as two minibuses stall on Tuesday morning.
Legco president Starry Lee highlights delegation meeting with Xia Baolong, director of Hong Kong and Macau Affairs Office, at Great Hall of the People.
Southbound Travel for Guangdong Vehicles scheme extended to five additional cities from Saturday, with daily quota of urban trips doubling to 200.
