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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
Lawmaker warns HK$110,000 penalty for two property owners at luxury estate ‘not a good message’ for public.
Ride-hailing company’s global head of public policy says city can learn from how Australia adapted to platform’s entry into market.
Company said to owe more than 100 staff members over HK$1 million after announcing nine restaurants had closed.
The Post explores the cause behind water supply concerns at two public housing estates and how the government is responding.
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The Post unpacks potential pitfalls of joining a private club, as 1880 Hong Kong enters liquidation with about HK$20 million debt.
Carrier chief Jeff Sun says it has become a ‘financially sound airline’ with strong investor backing’, more services and plans for a rebrand.
Carrier’s president also reveals plans to introduce new family-friendly products that will benefit children and the elderly.
Tourism minister Rosanna Law says that if mainland Chinese tourists opt for longer stays, they will avoid post-event border congestion.
No injuries reported due to double-glazed safety glass design, but incident comes just two days after criticism of rail giant by city leader.
Airbus has said automation and modern technology can replace role of second pilot on long-haul flights.
‘I want to emphasise that we absolutely do not do this,’ inland revenue commissioner says after journalists’ group raises concerns.
Deputy Chief Secretary Warner Cheuk says plan part of effort to offer visitors experiences beyond traditional shopping, sightseeing.
Singapore Airlines offering profit-sharing bonus equivalent to 7.45 months’ pay, with Emirates staff also in line for eye-catching reward payout.
Attraction, located at the original site of the Kowloon Walled City, will showcase replica sets from the acclaimed martial arts film.
Company will address earlier malfunctions after authorities pledged to audit rail giant’s maintenance capabilities last month.
Experts raise suggestion at Global Prosperity Summit and call on city to act as ‘superconnector’ for building consensus on industry rules.
But lawmaker says city’s infrastructure and legislative framework may be attractive to international companies in sector.
Transport secretary says coming regulation of online ride-hailing platforms will be driven by the needs of the public.
Twelve arrested in operation as authorities seek tougher action on fraud-related cases involving renting or selling personal bank accounts.
Carrier makes pledge as first batch of 34 cadet pilots graduate from its 80-week training programme.
The new duty on small packages priced up to US$800 is lowered from 120 per cent, effective from Wednesday.
Xia Baolong also stresses need to explore new markets in meeting with city’s chief executive and local members of national governing bodies.
The Post explores how crew mistakenly served wine to three-year-old and steps passengers can take to safeguard against such mix-ups.
The Post breaks down Ocean Empire’s financial woes and outlines steps workers can take to protect themselves.
City’s flag carrier secures spot among top 10, edging out rival Singapore Airlines, which failed to make the list in April.
HSBC research report also says Hong Kong flag carrier’s full-year profits could be cushioned by lower jet fuel costs.
A quarter of respondents reported storing batteries in checked luggage, while 28 per cent admitted to having no knowledge of the potential dangers.
Mother says flag carrier apologised and offered a refund for the boy’s ticket but claims airline never gave a proper explanation.
Professor Billy Mak says weaker currency will incentivise tourists to visit and global investors to seek city’s professional services.
