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Theodora Yu
Reporter, Hong Kong
Theodora joined the Post in 2026 and covers Hong Kong current affairs. Prior to joining the Post, she was a reporter at the Washington Post covering Hong Kong and mainland China. She is interested in business, climate and the environment, oral history and open-source investigations.
Theodora joined the Post in 2026 and covers Hong Kong current affairs. Prior to joining the Post, she was a reporter at the Washington Post covering Hong Kong and mainland China. She is interested in business, climate and the environment, oral history and open-source investigations.
Languages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
Researchers and volunteers on Lamma Island are transplanting native paddle grass to revive biodiversity and fight climate change.
HKU researchers and island residents restoring seagrass coverage, which has declined by 60 per cent over past two decades, to rebuild biodiversity.
Hygiene department says rising numbers over past decade show trapping works, but experts caution residents’ daily lives may give opposite impression.
Hong Kong authorities push back target time, as residents in Eastern district brave rain to fetch water from wagons.
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Residents also say that government-appointed administrator tells them more time needed to complete survey of Wang Fuk Court.
Yang Qi will perform at a Cultural Centre concert along with about 800 others to raise funds for charity.
The SCMP looks into rules governing treatments after rare fertility clinic blunder triggers investigations by authorities.
Hong Kong Observatory issues red signal at 9.45pm but cancels it at 10.45pm.
Appreciation shows to be held in place of concerts, with ticket holders given option to seek refund or keep passes for rescheduled event.
Federation of Asian Domestic Workers Unions representatives also demand increase in monthly minimum wage to HK$6,670 during Sunday rally.
Survivors and advocates warn that without new offence for persistent child sexual abuse, long-awaited law reform will leave key prosecution loopholes.
City’s checkpoints packed with residents heading across border for quick shopping and dining getaways, drawn by wider variety and lower prices.
Starting this week, users can reserve unique usernames that allow them to text without swapping numbers later this year.
Proposed rules would apply only to gyms and beauty parlours, which logged about 5,000 prepaid contract complaints over six years, official says.
Conservationists praise proposal, saying it will protect local waters and coastlines from the risk of toxic leakage.
Suspects aged 18 to 60 held in joint operation targeting syndicate using mule accounts to launder proceeds from investment scams.
Study, published in Evolutionary Applications journal in May, underscores importance of conserving city’s cockatoo population.
Families feast on dim sum and cheer on Japan against Tunisia at Lin Heung Lau in Sheung Wan, which bought rights to live-stream World Cup match.
Towngas attributes increase to rising operating expenses over the past two years.
The Green Earth urges Hong Kong to align with mainland Chinese packaging limits after study estimates city generated 2.7 million kg of waste.
Yuen will assume office on Tuesday after retiring from nearly four-decade police career.
Consumer Council data shows number of grievances involving claw machines has risen from 16 to 138 over three years.
About 70 per cent of carcasses recorded last year were found too decomposed for diagnosis due to the city’s high humidity and temperatures.
City ranks among world’s largest data centre hubs in study, which calls for responsible strategy to tackle AI use.
City’s weather forecaster says latest submission has been endorsed by UN-backed Typhoon Committee for use in the Western North Pacific region.
Dr Sit Sou-chi is accused of failing to conduct immediate checks on Li Yuanjian after newborn suffered seizure in 2009 and was left disabled.
Hong Kong police say they stopped and searched five men and two women in Causeway Bay for allegedly disrupting order.
Smoking is set to be prohibited at all construction sites following deadly Tai Po blaze.
Liu Yim-kwan left his home at Yan On Estate on Han Chi Street early Wednesday and failed to return.
