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Adrian Pedro Ho King-hong

(何敬康)

Adrian Pedro Ho King-hong
何敬康
The latest news and top stories on Adrian Pedro Ho King-hong, a member of Hong Kong's Legislative Council since 2022 and a Central Committee member of the New People’s Party. He has a background from the Wharton School of Business and experience in investment banking and wind power development. He is a delegate of the Guangdong Provincial Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC).
Luke Yardley, founder of local beer brewery Yardley Brothers. Photo: Sun Yeung
Hong Kong tourism

Untapped market: Hong Kong’s craft breweries push for permits to serve guests

Brewers in industrial buildings say licensing rules prevent them from hosting tours and walk-in customers, missing out on tourist revenue.

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Hong Kong transport

Uber partners with Hong Kong firm to launch its first premium service outside US

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Accidents and personal safety

Triathlete death sparks calls for AI monitoring, GPS tracking at Hong Kong races

Hong Kong economy

Hongkongers’ new pet peeve over dogs at diners sparks calls for tougher vetting

Viral videos showing dogs licking plates and sitting on tables and chairs have drawn widespread criticism.

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Customers enjoy a meal with their dog in tow at Old Fung Tea House in Mong Kok. Photo: Sam Tsang
Hong Kong transport

Hong Kong rules out favouring existing ride-hailing platform drivers for permits

Transport minister Mable Chan also reiterates 10,000 quota is prudent approach despite pressure from lawmakers for timetable to review cap.

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Hong Kong society

Opinion | As claw machines proliferate, Hong Kong must regulate the unregulated

Given the addictive potential of the machines and complaints about rigging, regulation is a step in the right direction and must protect children.

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Hong Kong society

Hong Kong’s basketball betting U-turn ‘aligns with Beijing gambling clampdown’

Home affairs chief Alice Mak says amendment to legalise basketball betting does not mean government must issue licence regardless of changing conditions.

The Jockey Club’s betting centre on Hankow Road in Tsim Sha Tsui. Photo: Jelly Tse
Hong Kong tourism

Hong Kong to build elite fencing, sports venues in Northern Metropolis

Secretary for Culture, Sports and Tourism Rosanna Law confirms strategic sites in Northern Metropolis earmarked for top-tier fencing training and competition venues.

Hong Kong society

Balloon festival organiser was urged to cancel rides: Hong Kong tourism minister

Rosanna Law says authorities told organiser eight days before event began on September 4 there was not enough time to test balloon rides.

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Hong Kong healthcare and hospitals

Hong Kong tobacco control bill: will the measures help or hurt the city?

The Post breaks down how the bill’s passage will affect smokers and gauges where city stands with regional neighbours in restrictiveness.

A ‘no smoking’ banner is displayed at Tsim Sha Tsui pier. Photo: Jelly Tse
Hong Kong society

Hong Kong officials ‘could have provided better guidance to failed balloon event’

Lawmakers Doreen Kong, Michael Tien say government should be more proactive when dealing with high-risk or special events.

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The Consumer Council has said it has received 303 related complaints involving HK$302,212 as of 5pm on Monday. Photo: Dickson Lee
Hong Kong society

Supporters of Hong Kong’s Regina Ip celebrate birthday in ‘Ip Lau Bay’

Veteran lawmaker thanks attendees for ‘heart-melting support’ after gathering held at popular Causeway Bay site for fan-led birthday tributes.

Chinese Basketball Association

Hong Kong Bulls set for Kai Tak home ground if they reach play-off final

Concerns that reigning champions would lose home advantage appear to be over after Southorn Stadium deemed not up to standard.

Hong Kong economy

Company that brought Coldplay to Hong Kong to open new concert venue this year

Live Nation will convert part of The Whampoa shopping centre in Hung Hom into 1,500-capacity music venue, boosting city’s concert economy.

Live Nation will convert part of The Whampoa in Hung Hom into a new concert venue, with a standing capacity of 1,500. Photo: Google Maps
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