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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.
Suspects, including family of four, were arrested in three separate operations conducted within 24 hours, police say.
Vincent So awarded silver medal for diving into water to try to save girl who was attempting suicide.
Authorities will not waver in carrying out duties to safeguard Hong Kong despite repeated coercion and intimidation, national security office says.
Mercury dips to 17 degrees Celsius in urban areas on Thursday morning.
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Organiser for Sunday cycling race says rolling traffic controls to be enforced on North Lantau Highway, with travel times up by 30 minutes.
Syndicate recruited members from gambling dens in Yuen Long, where officers arrested another 20 people.
Vehicle was reversing into school in Siu Sai Wan when woman was hit and became trapped underneath, police say.
Low-income households and NGOs the target of some measures to be rolled out by CLP Power and HK Electric.
Number of landslides in 2023 exceeds 600, higher than the annual average of about 300 in the past 30 years, watchdog says.
But chief executive says city will adopt bottom-line approach to protect legitimate rights and interests of Hong Kong businesses.
Fraudster in police uniform told mainland Chinese student to hide in remote area and record videos of himself begging for mercy to extort HK$6 million from his father.
Eight embark on 45km swim journey on Saturday, despite typhoon signal, to raise funds for Nature Conservancy’s oyster restoration programme.
Customs officers arrest woman, 48, and seize clothing, cosmetics and other goods worth estimated to be worth HK$2 million.
Annual New World Harbour Race may also be cancelled if No 1 warning signal in force on Sunday morning.
Kenichi Okada, country’s consul general in Hong Kong, urges action over ban during inaugural exhibition on sushi.
Police have arrested man on suspicion of dangerous driving causing death after woman struck while crossing road in Yuen Long.
Woman takes to social media to accuse man of spiking her drink, saying she was only saved by timely intervention of waitress.
‘Workers have said that the average salary increase of 4.5 per cent this year will help them a little, but it is not enough to handle their actual expenses,’ federation vice-chairwoman says.
Police also say eight people arrested over attack, and suspects all had triad backgrounds.
Suspect stabbed victim, 39, several times, leaving him with multiple knife wounds.
A pool of younger workers seeking satisfaction doing multiple jobs is challenging employers to change.
Pik Uk Prison officer, 50, suffered multiple knife wounds, source says.
Saint Francis University latest to be granted status; industry body to travel to Europe to learn from other vocational education providers.
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.
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.
