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Emily Hung
Reporter, City
Emily covers Hong Kong health news and policies. Prior to joining the Post in 2022, she was a broadcast journalist at ViuTV News. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Hong Kong.
Consumer Council chief says firms need not wait for time-consuming passage of new laws as the government looks to review legislation.
Miramar hotel chain records lower occupancy rates despite reducing rates by as much as 20 per cent, while catering industry struggles over weekend.
Nine-year-old girl videotaped having sex with man after meeting on app in one case, with police stepping up warnings over cybercrimes.
Annual rating on the government’s overall performance has declined for a second consecutive year.
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Buddhist monastery says dog named Sai Mui was discovered on Wednesday afternoon and will be sent for check-up.
Secretary for Labour and Welfare Chris Sun says he hopes to bring together useful data from authorities and NGOs to better support elderly.
Founding members from Hong Kong, mainland China, Indonesia, Saudi Arabia, India and Japan to address Asia’s development challenges.
Professor Michael Spence says impact measurement must be conducted by a ‘reasonably objective’ third party.
School has submitted report to government over alleged assault two years ago after accusations posted to social media.
The Post answers questions about seeking out big waves, stocking up on food and getting to work when typhoons hit.
Jackie Chen, who has been on the committee’s reserve panel since December 2022, is not among candidates considered, body’s chairman says
Electricity firm CLP Power also says it has taken steps to minimise weather risks to overhead cables.
Industry leader Annie Tse calls for a 30 per cent reduction in rents, saying downward trend will continue to year end or even early 2025.
Less than half of primary and secondary schools have adopted new mental health charter, education chief Christine Choi says.
Yagi expected to become a typhoon on Thursday before further strengthening and entering within 400km of the city.
Osteoporosis is a disease that weakens bones to the point of fragility and possible fracture.
Junior Police Officers’ Association chairman says acquittal of six defendants could lead to misconceptions about criminal liability.
From Sunday, anyone caught feeding wild pigeons will receive an on-the-spot HK$5,000 fine, rather than a verbal warning.
Demand among patients to spend their final days in familiar surroundings has been growing, but care homes say they lack resources.
Weather on Thursday morning will be mainly cloudy but sunny intervals expected in afternoon, forecaster says.
Hong Kong Society for Protection of Children calls for government to expand subsidised daycare services after polling over 1,200 mothers.
Insider says applications for 7,132 new subsidised homes to open in fourth quarter, with prices as low as HK$1.43 million.
Widespread seepage is affecting more than 100 households at T-Loft@Kai Tak and has caused mushrooms to grow in residents’ rooms.
City leader Lee and education secretary Christine Choi dismiss claims sex education in schools, which includes advice to play badminton to curb sexual urges, is ‘unrealistic’.
Jayden Luk, 16, and Kary Chan, 19, among those awarded by fund aimed at helping teenagers and children facing adversity.
Hong Kong police, without naming the 35-year-old, confirmed that a fugitive had been extradited to India on Thursday.
Students will be supervised for at least two hours after taking exam and starting time of tests will be adjusted for certain schools.
Passengers kept on tarmac before being told to vacate plane due to ‘technical issues’.
Distributors of song, made popular during anti-government protests, based in US, UK and Canada have all ‘bowed’, according to Dgxmusic
The Post speaks to industry players to find out more about Chinese wines and their potential for market success.
