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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.
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.
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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.
Rule taking effect in April will cover all four local carriers – Cathay Pacific Airways, HK Express, Greater Bay Airlines and Hong Kong Airlines.
‘This is an unprecedented situation, and we have not seen a closure of Heathrow on this scale for many years,’ British Airways CEO Sean Doyle says.
Rent of well-off tenants in public flats could more than double the existing amount, in addition to some being forced out in four years’ time.
Flight from Hangzhou with 168 passengers and crew safely diverted to Fuzhou after a fire in overhead compartment.
Anyone who loses their standard travel permit on the mainland but needs to catch a train or plane will no longer have to visit public security authorities.
‘My father has passed away in his sleep … he passed away peacefully,’ daughter Thalea Lo writes on social media.
Legal tools to smash the sale are not really available as Hong Kong is a very free place for business, observers say.
Chief Executive John Lee says some arrangements at the newly opened venue have caused ‘issues’.
Beijing conducting major review of port and shipping assets held by private mainland and local businesses, source says.
Despite civil service pay freeze and uncertainty over Trump policies, managers polled see rewards for workers.
Entrepreneurs who ‘dance with Americans’ will have no future even if they secure ‘big deal’, commentary posted by offices says.
Starry Lee calls for Beijing and Shanghai to be included in scheme granting unlimited trips to Shenzhen residents.
Experts say Hutchison, part of tycoon Li Ka-shing’s empire, is now caught in a dilemma and might end up being punished by both the United States and China.
Jivcons Man, 49, accused of deceiving credit union and three financial institutions into granting him 17 loans.
Force confiscates 36 space oil capsules, 327 grams of crack cocaine, 40 grams of cocaine and 2.3kg of marijuana during anti-triad operation.
Source says stolen electronics, including network switches, were sold to a recycling store in three separate batches.
Pair punished for roles in 2019 incident which aimed to stall proceedings of a committee scrutinising contentious extradition bill.
Ex-Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte delivers fiery speech amid speculation over whether International Criminal Court will issue arrest warrant.
Sports chief Rosanna Law dismayed that organiser booted out spectators before end of match at World Grand Prix.
