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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
Experts call for citywide study lasting up to decade to determine whether climate change is behind late leaf-shedding and early flowering.
Tearful reunions as residents return to fire-ravaged flats to salvage belongings before leaving for last time.
Inquiry involving Dr Sit Sou-chi, who is accused of medical blunder that left boy permanently disabled, was terminated by council last year.
Residents make emotional return to fire-ravaged flats, salvaging belongings and taking one last look.
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Unemployment rate was 3.7 per cent for January to March, down by 0.1 percentage point from 3.8 per cent for the preceding three-month period.
‘Beyond Hostage Crisis’, set to open in Hong Kong next month, draws mixed reactions, with some raising trauma concerns and others defending it.
Buyers could face HK$1 million fine and one year in prison, while sellers risk up to HK$3 million fine and three years in jail under proposal.
New AI model simulates floods in 3D, helping authorities plan faster emergency response and preventive measures across high-risk areas.
The plan shifts responsibility of shouldering inspection costs from government to flat owners who fail to address water seepage problems.
Online retailer facing major backlash after parent company confirmed tests on pigs’ and sheep’s detached heads and limbs.
Officers seize about 110,000 items, including jerseys, perfumes, clothing, earphones and mobile phones in 37 smuggling cases.
Centre for Food Safety orders import suspension of Josephine brand oysters after cases of suspected food poisoning in Netherlands.
Local cinemas earn HK$25.93 million in first four days of holiday, double the figure year on year from the 2025 Easter break.
Number of outgoing residents up 14.3 per cent year on year to 2.1 million, but more inbound visitors lead to high hotel occupancy.
Visitors to two-day Con-Con Hong Kong 2026 stock up on exclusive merchandise at booths and take pictures of the latest figurines.
Forecaster also expects weather to remain ‘unsettled’ for rest of Easter holiday.
More residents are travelling to mainland China for the break because of the Middle East war, Tourism Association head says.
NGOs say amendment bill should offer better protections for young victims giving evidence in court and create new offences for persistant abuse.
Wild boar numbers have dropped by half in recent years, prompting calls from experts for an end to aggressive control measures such as culling.
Permanent exhibition at Hong Kong Museum of History has been reduced from two storeys to a single floor but expanded from eight to 10 galleries.
Environmental experts urge authorities to set energy efficiency standards for data centres to limit carbon emissions.
Security Bureau liaised with Chinese embassies in Myanmar and Thailand, economic and trade office in Bangkok and Thai authorities to rescue man.
Customs officers, marine police and mainland law enforcement agencies intercept river trade vessel in waters off Waglan Island, southeast of Stanley.
Injured passenger found on tracks believed to have received an electric shock.
Competition Commission targets six undertakings involving eight companies and 12 individuals tied to building maintenance projects worth nearly HK$700 million.
Subsidiary Panama Ports Company slams Panamanian government’s ‘attack campaign’ as it expands international arbitration claim over damages.
Edwin Lau, The Green Earth founder, looks back at triumphs and setbacks of his 36-year career after resigning from director role last August.
‘Our city’s distinctive arts and culture DNA makes it the perfect home for this global convergence of style, trainers, music,’ tourism chief Rosanna Law says.
Government report also flags low fruit and vegetable intake, poor vision health and excessive recreational screen time among students.
