Kayla Chan
Video Producer
A Cultural Studies graduate from Lingnan University, Kayla Chan joined the Post after working as a video journalist at HK01, a feature reporter at Apple Daily, and a videographer at Stand News. She loves human stories and visual journalism.
A Cultural Studies graduate from Lingnan University, Kayla Chan joined the Post after working as a video journalist at HK01, a feature reporter at Apple Daily, and a videographer at Stand News. She loves human stories and visual journalism.
Areas of Expertise:
Video productionLanguages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
After decades of supplying restaurants across the city, the Mong Kok fish ball specialists are finally selling direct at a fraction of the price.
The musical adaptation of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory will make its local premiere at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre on November 4, 2026.
US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth outlined the White House’s take on security in the Pacific region in his Shangri-La keynote.
Travellers praised the design of the expanded airport terminal while others called for better signage.
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Executives from mining company detained following deadly blast at a site in the central province of Shanxi.
Yip Ka-kui’s wife Pak Shui-lin heroically knocked on neighbours’ doors to alert them to the flames but died in the tragedy.
Internet users in mainland China slam move to make Cheung mentor in project to rehabilitate young protesters involved in anti-government protests in the city.
The Hong Kong Sevens kicked off at Kai Tak Stadium on Friday, April 17, 2026. The rain did not stop fans from enjoying the games and having fun.
With the Sevens resettled in the city’s East Kowloon area, we explore some neighbourhoods and transport links supporters can use to keep the party going.
The splashdown, about two hours before sunset, was carried by live video feed in a Nasa webcast.
Hong Kong recorded a record-low number of births in 2025 after a two-year uptick.
The new Iranian leader’s first public address was issued on March12 through a written statement.
Nearly all of Iran’s oil exports pass through the island, and an attack could trigger severe retaliation in the Strait of Hormuz.
Basic Housing Units policy will require subdivided units to meet new minimum standards, but current residents fear they could be priced out.
Swiss-based company issued a global recall on some infant formula products in January.
Christy Lee lost her home and her husband to Hong Kong’s deadliest blaze in decades.
The Construction Industry Council has ordered 50,000 new scaffolding nets for projects halted across the city after the material was found to be a factor in the deadly Tai Po fire.
Police say officers on scene at Tuen Mun Town Plaza shopping centre had no choice but to shoot man to save passer-by.
Demand for so-called direct-issue licences has surged since motorists from neighbouring Guangdong province have been allowed to drive across the border and on Hong Kong roads.
