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Harvey Kong
Reporter, Hong Kong
Harvey joined the Post in 2021. He graduated from the University of Hong Kong with a double major in Journalism and Politics and Public Administration. Prior to joining the Post, he was a freelance multimedia journalist, stringing with news outlets such as the Associated Press, Agence France-Presse and others.
Sign placed outside Pat Chun’s Mong Kok store on last day of registration for pork promotion in company’s bid to leverage on panda economy.
Close to 80 per cent of respondents say food prices in local wet markets more expensive than what other nearby options charge.
Panel measuring two by three metres falls from fifth floor of Citywalk in Tsuen Wan onto pavement, sending broken glass flying.
Park chairman Paulo Pong says new 120,000 square metre zone will offer diverse range of outdoor activities for residents and tourists.
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Company says ‘issue does not impact McDonald’s operations in Hong Kong in any way’.
ICAC finds suspects used false work experience documents to cheat government into issuing relevant professional certificates.
Consul General Yul Edison also suggests putting up more signs in various languages, publishing halal travel guides.
Community fund makes pledge after city’s leader urges tourism-related businesses to look to Muslim visitors from Middle East, Southeast Asia.
Nine monkeys that died earlier this week succumbed to melioidosis, an infectious disease that can affect both animals and people.
The Post explains the cause of the infections and how you can keep yourself safe.
Algernon Yau says authorities only suggested taxi drivers provide service information in Arabic in hopes of attracting Middle East tourists.
Consumer Council finds weight or volume of large majority of surveyed supermarket products cut by as much as 30 per cent while maintaining prices.
The Post learns why direction your bag faces in overhead compartment can offer protection, among other advice, amid spike in on-board thefts.
Ceremony welcomes athletes ahead of weekend competitions, as deputy finance minister hails venue that ‘does not cost the government a dime’.
Half of 1,200 first-year students coming from outside Hong Kong are mainland Chinese, but university says student body remains diverse.
One observer says three-day event will ‘warm up’ city to go beyond single sports competitions such as the Hong Kong Sevens.
Poll of 13 jurisdictions by consultancy Unispace puts two cities behind global average, suggests adjustable start times as partial solution.
Observers say IELTS performance related to limited chances to speak or write in English, calling on schools to hire more native speakers.
Contractor of Kwun Tong residential project installed fewer steel bars on one floor than indicated in approved plans, Buildings Department says.
Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data contacts social media platform over default opt-in clause in privacy policy update.
The Post breaks down what went wrong with the National Day events, the technology involved and why neighbouring Shenzhen was able to carry on with its shows.
Ionospheric scintillation, which leads to poor GPS signal, forced city to scrap drone shows, although Shenzhen was able to go ahead with performances.
Both drivers were hit by third vehicle while they were discussing an earlier collision.
Tourists seen crossing land checkpoints in morning, with some heading to selfie hotspots such as HKU.
Staff on duty promptly alerted firefighters of the incident at the lounge’s supporting facilities on Saturday morning, carrier says.
International legal team representing former media tycoon appealed to UN earlier this month about Lai’s living conditions in prison.
Animal welfare group believes cats were used as tools for financial gain.
Chief Executive John Lee says ‘there is no one or any industry that overrides the law’ at media industry event marking country’s founding.
Chief Secretary Eric Chan also says venue has sufficient transport links, a day after lawmakers raise concerns over insufficient capacity.
Observatory says rainstorms can develop quite rapidly, making it difficult to accurately predict them.
