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Fiona Sun
Fiona Sun joined the Hong Kong desk of the Post in 2019. She writes on issues that matter to the city’s residents, including geographic communities, ethnic minorities or those brought together by common causes and interests. She has a master's degree in journalism from the University of Hong Kong.
Fiona Sun joined the Hong Kong desk of the Post in 2019. She writes on issues that matter to the city’s residents, including geographic communities, ethnic minorities or those brought together by common causes and interests. She has a master's degree in journalism from the University of Hong Kong.
Areas of Expertise:
Hong Kong societyLanguages Spoken:
English, Mandarin, Cantonese
Proposed changes to law on buildings management meant to combat bid-rigging but limits to proxy votes could be too strict, home affairs director says.
Labour leaders urge stronger protections in extreme heat and recognition of heatstroke as statutory occupational disease to aid compensation claims.
Pawsgate training centre closed as authorities investigate origins of suspected mixed-breed fighting dog that attacked handler later found dead.
Bonus plot ratio pilot scheme, which is intended to expedite private redevelopment in seven old districts, to be launched next month.
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Dr Liang Shuk-tak was accused of failing to properly record fetal head position, pelvis shape, and the reason for administering a labour drug in 2017.
Labour minister Chris Sun says authorities adjusting system after it failed to trigger higher alert during record-breaking temperatures.
Experts say the double whammy of a rapidly ageing population and a widening wealth gap presents the city with its most pressing livelihood challenges.
The bay area is gradually removing traditional space constraints for Hongkongers by giving them access to cross-border networks and services.
Hong Kong leader John Lee praises teams for embodying professional spirit of civil servants in ‘rising to challenges and pursuing excellence’.
As visitors snap up abalone, frozen salmon and other foods, some exhibitors forecast a 10 per cent increase in business this year.
Police say flight CEB143 landed safely at airport, with no injuries reported.
Police believe the attack was premeditated, with neighbours repeatedly quarrelling over noise.
Authorities receive six landslide reports between Friday and Saturday evening.
Total supply of public housing will reach 196,000 flats over the next five years, government minister says.
Hong Kong police also dismantle prostitution venue, drug den and three illegal gambling parlours in operation.
Operator of Tsing Ma Control Area told to submit report after truck collision leads to hours of gridlock during evening rush hour.
Six people taken to Pok Oi Hospital in Yuen Long with neck injuries.
Commissioner for Labour Sam Hui says authorities inspected about 530 construction sites during the first six days of the ban.
Guidelines call for companies to clearly state prohibited items, construction area covered by ban and any additional penalties for violations.
Chinese University of Hong Kong teams up with Guangzhou First People’s Hospital and district authorities to establish Greater Bay Area Clinical Trial Centre.
Hong Kong’s leader says city will press on as ‘superconnector’, ‘super value-adder’ to help them expand overseas amid geopolitical disruptions.
While elderly loneliness can be as harmful as heavy smoking, experts point to community solutions to tackle growing health risk.
Li Zhijian and Peng Hongying plan to sue doctor, who was suspended for nine months, as they try to prepare long-term care for Li Yuanjian.
Officers raided five gambling dens, four brothels and shut down illegal petrol station in two-day operation.
Cases involve 188 children, with 44 per cent suspected victims of sexual abuse as Hong Kong welfare chief says system improves child protection.
Hong Kong recorded 35 cases during past financial year, compared with 12 in 2022-23, health chief Lo Chung-mau tells lawmakers.
Recruits include retired professors and doctors, with only one teacher coming from another local medical school, dean says.
Resignation comes hours after Chinese University of Hong Kong suspended Wong, an associate dean, following his arrest on Monday.
Hong Kong-based Asian Academy of International Law also urges city to enact space asset legislation.
