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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.
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.
Areas of Expertise:
Hong Kong politics, video production, photographyLanguages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
Driver and two passengers arrested for various offences after parked car and truck hit during wild ride in New Territories.
Queen Mary Hospital vows disciplinary action after staff caught on video using syringes as ‘water pistols’ inside a ward.
The Post looks at the shorter routes that drivers and commuters can take when the Yau Ma Tei section of the Central Kowloon Bypass opens on Sunday.
Ho Wai-ho given full honours as hearse travels past site of fire in Tai Po en route to final resting place in Gallant Garden.
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Authorities say number of applications in line with expectations, stressing scheme not expected to worsen traffic conditions.
Western nations unlikely to hit city with more sanctions as they need Beijing’s cooperation to offset unfair US trade practices, experts say.
Wang Fuk Court flats that went up in flames worth about HK$5 billion, while losses from cancelled mega-events, banquets are likely to rise.
Identifying site for new subsidised flats is one of several options being considered for those left homeless by deadly inferno, senior official says.
Investigation is expected to be completed within nine months, with all findings set to be made public.
Dara Khosrowshahi says firm ‘won’t necessarily object’ to levy on ride-hailing trips to support taxi trade, but it depends on details of regulation.
‘I sincerely apologise to everyone who was looking forward to it,’ pop star says, with decision following axing of Shanghai show last month.
Transport chief Mable Chan says deals reached with mostly Latin American nations, while Airport Authority CEO calls for more investment to manage risks.
Bus and taxi heading along Kwai Shing Circuit with rubbish truck going in opposite direction when it reportedly lost control.
City leader John Lee says all of society ‘emanating sadness’, while labour chief vows government will push for ban on smoking at construction sites.
Several memorial sites turned into a sea of flowers as residents remember those killed in Wednesday’s inferno.
Despite being caught in Pak Nai fishing nets, scientist says presence of juvenile shark suggests city’s ‘abused’ marine ecosystem is recovering.
Man and woman held over alleged seditious posts on social media, while police also seize suspected marijuana during search at Kwai Chung home.
Flames put out at around 1.20pm after fire department deployed a water jet and rescue team equipped with breathing apparatus to scene.
National Games medallist among this year’s 3,700 swimmers, as organisers consider more lifeguards to boost future sign-ups to beyond 10,000.
Henry Hung is founding member and president of Hong Kong Toilet Association, best known for annual surveys ranking best and worst public loos.
A fusion of technology and performing art at new Happy Theatre serves as audition for what may come in the years ahead.
Economic growth drives ‘cautious optimism’ for job market improvement, despite talent challenges and adoption of AI to optimise headcount.
Injured comprise minibus driver and six female passengers, according to force.
The Jockey Club Athlete Incentive Awards Scheme means winners get more than medals and bragging rights, and two athletes are top of the pile.
Constitutional affairs chief Erick Tsang says debate went on as other candidates present; Lee Ching-har, who collapsed, to be given chance to speak.
Yu becomes Asia’s fastest ever in 200m individual medley, while Qin Haiyang and Zhang Yufei also swim to gold in Shenzhen.
Opening ceremony in Guangzhou filled with symbolism while emphasising Greater Bay Area’s role in country’s development.
Restaurant sector expects 10 per cent increase in trade while shopping centres are planning offers and activities to attract customers.
Chief Secretary Eric Chan says Games will showcase Hong Kong’s major-event hosting strength and Greater Bay Area sports collaboration potential.
