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Lynn Zhang
Intern
Lynn is a journalism student from Hong Kong Baptist University who joined the Post as an intern for the City desk in June 2025. She previously worked as a data journalism intern at The Beijing News.
Lynn is a journalism student from Hong Kong Baptist University who joined the Post as an intern for the City desk in June 2025. She previously worked as a data journalism intern at The Beijing News.
Areas of Expertise:
Hong Kong news, data journalismLanguages Spoken:
English, Mandarin
Shihua charges up to 500,000 yuan, while Eurasau collects undisclosed ‘service fees’, for providing fake employment records, including payslips.
Local tutorial chains are also extending operations across border as interest in taking Hong Kong’s DSE rises among mainland students.
Experts warn legalisation move will end up expanding access to gambling, call for measures to minimise risks and harm to young people.
Officials cite trash volume declines and more recycling activity as victories, but environmentalists say the numbers do not paint the full picture.
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Hongkongers suffer largest losses among those polled in city, mainland China and Taiwan, as researchers warn of ‘race against time’ in prevention.
Former teacher alleges staff paid only half their wages in July, while mother of ex-student shows pictures of unsanitary student accommodation.
Some who paid HK$200,000 in ‘construction fees’ have tried to visit school’s new premises, but Education Bureau says Hung Hom campus not registered.
Shenzhen-based consultant says admission info found online is often overwhelming, hence applicants outside Hong Kong seek stronger guidance.
Increasing number of mainland pupils opting to take city’s university entrance exams to apply for institutions in Hong Kong and abroad.
Increasing popularity of DSE programme also prompts calls to internationalise curriculum to attract more non-local candidates.
Suspects include seven men and one woman, aged between 22 and 60, police say.
Dr Joseph Tsang flags high-risk areas, while Lei Tung Estate residents say they are not too worried as preventive measures are ‘thorough’.
Trade Development Council, events’ organiser, says about 1,890 exhibitors to join five fairs, including more than 700 for Food Expo.
App offers platform for residents to access services such as force’s e-Report Centre, emergency rescue and Scameter search engine.
Some 20,000 customers were in line on fast food giant’s website to buy Happy Meals that came with collectible figurines of Japanese manga.
Customs officers inspected parcel sent from South Korea and later arrested 2 people at delivery address.
Zone with specialties and cultural elements from 10 mainland provinces and cities added to Hong Kong Brands and Products Shopping Festival.
Greenpeace has called for reusable plastics at major sporting events, but authorities cite research against such non-biodegradable products.
Economists calculate the financial impact on the city, with catering, retail and transport sectors the hardest hit.
Some new immigrants also hesitate to bring children, unsure about securing places in schools.
The Post takes a look at passing rates over the years and schools with the most top scorers.
Increasing number of mainland candidates see city’s university entrance exams as pathway to more diverse opportunities in higher education.
Eleven of 15 top students from city’s largest international school group say they plan to pursue degrees in medicine locally.
Sole top scorer from St Paul’s Co-Educational College compares programme to ‘marathon’, as coordinator says maths grade boundaries probably adjusted.
Mount Siguniang Scenic Area Administration confirms victim was 16 and is assisting family members who have arrived in Chengdu.
Some social media users complain reservation process for first session was too complicated and securing spot required quick reflexes.
Secretary for Home and Youth Affairs Alice Mak says district councillors must fulfil job duties, as some question whether Chong has enough spare time for contest.
Company releases poll results as latest government figures show unemployment rate has reached 30-month high, at 3.5 per cent for March to May.
