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Leopold Chen
Graduate Trainee
Leopold holds a Bachelor's degree in Journalism and Communication from the Chinese University of Hong Kong. He used to work part-time with the metro news team of The Standard.
Sansha, set up to assert China’s claims in contested waters, gets new map and postcodes days after Manila enacts laws on maritime routes.
Authorities allocate funds and encourage hunting to cull the animals, which have attacked people and damaged property across the country.
‘I hope the government can relax the visa renewal requirements for those who have already brought their children to study in Hong Kong,’ visa holder says.
Two people were illegally surfing off Big Wave Bay on October 25, when a red flag was hoisted on beach, Chris Tang says.
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City leader John Lee says new offerings will combine geopark’s existing attractions, such as hexagonal rock columns, with fossil exhibits.
British travel management firm cites data showing UK travellers set aside £108 daily for a Hong Kong trip, but actually spent only £42.
Some EV owners call for more access to chargers, while a lawmaker says concrete plans needed for enhancing infrastructure.
Public buses subject of more than 4,000 complaints in second quarter of 2024, increasing by 24.6 per cent year on year.
Port Island closed off for geological investigation after rare find, but geopark currently has no limits on individual visitor traffic.
Authorities earlier revealed they are drafting legislative amendments to require helmets and will introduce them to Legco in near future.
Fossils believed to be from Cretaceous period on display at Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre in Tsim Sha Tsui.
Lands Department slammed for failing to swiftly resolve case, while ombudsman urges more collaboration among officials.
Experts also call on government to improve risk intelligence systems and employee cybersecurity awareness.
Ban focuses on encouraging behaviour changes in society, chief executive says.
A supplier stresses need for transition period to help businesses adjust to new regulation.
Critics say government legitimising problem by only eliminating 30 per cent of problem homes, despite Beijing order to ‘bid farewell’ to them.
Finance chief also says relaxation of cash-for-residency scheme will not ‘disturb’ market after change to include luxury home purchases.
Mixed responses from traders on benefits of slashed alcohol duty and unhappiness among the medical sector, but doctors who are Exco members support move.
Product by South Korean brand Missha has no ascorbic acid, while many others also over-reported quantities of antioxidant ingredient.
Officials at Legislative Council information technology and broadcasting panel meeting discuss mitigating ‘rising’ risk of cyberattacks in city.
A De Brazza’s monkey, a common squirrel monkey, three cotton-top tamarins and three white-faced saki monkeys found dead earlier.
Police say they received a report from a woman who alleged that she had been assaulted by two plain-clothes security guards.
Greater Bay Area logs 4.8 per cent increase, but human resources firm says it is ‘cautiously optimistic’ about city’s pay packages in 2025.
Some roads in West Kowloon and New Territories South will be closed in stages from 1am on Sunday, police say.
Tourism sector lawmaker and Travel Industry Council chief point to labour shortages in industry, suggest foreign university students could fill gap.
CR Care closing stores due to ‘external uncertainties and various operational challenges’; Garrett Popcorn Shops to end 13-year run.
Industry players say city needs more flight data to advance sector amid cancellation of two National Day drone events.
Forecaster says mean air temperature was 29.2 degrees Celsius, the third hottest September in recorded history.
In six separate cases over August and September, customs seizes unauthorised frozen meat, eggs, and largest amount of hairy crab in single operation.
