Ezra Cheung
Reporter, Hong Kong
Ezra Cheung is a reporter with an interest in environmental issues. His work has been seen in NBC News, Nikkei Asia, The New York Times and CNN, among others. He graduated from Hong Kong Baptist University.
Ezra Cheung is a reporter with an interest in environmental issues. His work has been seen in NBC News, Nikkei Asia, The New York Times and CNN, among others. He graduated from Hong Kong Baptist University.
Areas of Expertise:
Environment, Hong Kong social affairs, political economyLanguages Spoken:
English, Mandarin, Cantonese
NGO finds traces left by Eurasian otter during study of Ng Tung River near Sheung Shui’s urban centre in February.
MTR Corp reminds eligible people to submit their card applications as soon as possible because the process can take about four weeks.
Athletes, coaches and staff to travel from Sha Tin to Tamar in open-top buses, will meet fans and city leader John Lee in homecoming extravaganza.
Family reported Tam Lok-yiu missing on Friday after she left home in Shau Kei Wan.
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City leader holds first town hall meeting for coming policy address, with 120 residents attending closed-door event.
Country’s new prime minister, daughter of controversial former leader Thaksin, was married in Hong Kong and last visited in April.
Two hotels join forces with cement manufacturer to source limestone from shellfish and reduce carbon emissions tied to conventional production.
Government to look outside ‘top 100’ institutions to attract graduates with prestige degrees from other universities for Top Talent Pass Scheme.
Experts say Perseid meteor shower best watched from areas with low levels of light pollution such as Space Museum Astropark in Sai Kung.
Adviser to city leader and former minister Frederick Ma also says John Lee’s recent Asean trip important in helping city to join RCEP trade pact.
City records bleaching among local reefs, with one site seeing water temperatures rising to 30.7 degrees, higher than safe level for animals.
Four hotspots showed a scattered presence of the birds, with few to no droppings and traces of bird feed, Post finds.
Governments attack US Consul General Gregory May after he says separate systems exist only in economic sense.
Sports psychologists unpack the mental tactics that helped propel Cheung Ka-long and other athletes to victory.
Customs and Excise Department says initial research on its AI search engine shows it has 80 per cent accuracy, saving officers time for following up on investigations.
City will also cultivate new productive forces, finance chief says, but economists caution against excessive optimism.
Hong Kong’s golden girl earned a sensational victory over France’s Auriane Mallo-Breton in the women’s épée final.
Hong Kong Shopping Festival is city’s first attempt to promote local brands on mainland Chinese e-commerce, social media platforms.
Events aimed at helping local companies understand how mainland consumers are using live streaming, instant retail and social commerce.
Education Bureau proposes revised grading mechanism in which PE scores are included while weightage for some other subjects slightly reduced.
Ticket prices do not include fuel charges and relevant taxes, with passengers required to travel on dates between August 18 and December 18.
Driver charged with causing death by reckless driving claimed he was unaware of the incident until he saw the news, police say.
Man, 57, was installing an air conditioner when he fell at least 10 floors from Wah Chun Industrial Centre in Tsuen Wan.
Squally showers and thunderstorms are also forecast for Sunday and Monday.
Development minister Bernadette Linn says government can consider concurrently selling plots while carrying out land formation.
Deputy Chief Secretary Warner Cheuk is monitoring developments, while airlines resort to processing passengers by hand after global outage.
US-based group weighs in after reporter Selina Cheng says she was sacked for taking up leadership of Hong Kong’s largest press union.
Consumer Council also re-evaluates Nongfu Spring bottled water as five-star product, days after brand slams ‘unscientific’ findings.
Selina Cheng, who was elected chairwoman of Hong Kong Journalists Association, says she is ‘appalled’ and ‘deeply shocked’ by move.
