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Kristen Cheung
Reporter, Hong Kong
Kristen Cheung previously interned at Initium Media and holds an MPhil in Cultural Studies from the Chinese University of Hong Kong, where her research focused on historical cross-border labor movements.
Kristen Cheung previously interned at Initium Media and holds an MPhil in Cultural Studies from the Chinese University of Hong Kong, where her research focused on historical cross-border labor movements.
Areas of Expertise:
Education, Labor, SecurityLanguages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
Residents also say that government-appointed administrator tells them more time needed to complete survey of Wang Fuk Court.
Universities increasingly look beyond applicants’ grades, while students can benefit from ‘holistic’ experience outside the classroom.
Deadline set for August 31, with priority flat selection for early sellers, as officials say residents can seek help to retrieve belongings from damaged homes.
Students inspired to pursue life in law or medicine, including Aiden Cheng, who has just 10 per cent of his vision left.
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Three-year pilot launching October 1 to offer up to HK$45,000 to help welfare recipients achieve self-reliance through sustained employment.
Hong Kong hygiene chief says most complaints involved minor issues such as leash length and seating arrangements.
Customs and Excise Department says women were intercepted at Lo Wu and Lok Ma Chau checkpoints, with cases handed to wildlife authorities.
Government seeks to build station as soon as possible to support tech hub, think tank says, but district councillors call for financial transparency.
Nearly half of students also unaware of universities of applied sciences as group urges government to boost awareness of vocational paths.
Students say summers in Shenzhen, Shanghai and Beijing teach them about cross-border communication and offer chance to build connections.
Taxi veered across the centre line on Hiram’s Highway and struck the front of a KMB bus, police said.
Suspect flees stop, leads police through Aberdeen Tunnel before crashing into taxi, truck and three cars on Canal Road Flyover, leaving one injured.
Diver, 27, suffers serious facial injuries in accident at Little Palm Beach in Clear Water Bay.
No consensus exists among educators and parents in Hong Kong on whether there should be a blanket ban on gadgets, as seen in some countries.
City’s checkpoints packed with residents heading across border for quick shopping and dining getaways, drawn by wider variety and lower prices.
Housing Bureau says it received 1,635 letters of acceptance a day before deadline to secure priority flat selection under special sales plan.
Hong Kong Adventist Academy confirms one of its students died from heatstroke on Saturday.
Soul Comfort Shelter, founded in 2024, not only steps in after death, but also helps people plan for their funeral in advance.
Proposal aims to foster more diverse participation, while time frame for complaints to be made public will also be set, health minister says.
Labour Department suspends contractors concerned and operation of loadshifting machines at Kowloon Bay Sports Ground after accident.
Hong Kong leader also says exercise set to gauge views on city’s first five-year plan, which is due in third quarter.
Education University of Hong Kong researchers call on educators to boost their knowledge of new technology so they can better guide students.
Hong Kong police mount citywide operations from June 5 to 19 in response to 40 per cent surge in traffic-related deaths in first five months.
Applications to UK summer schools drop 35 per cent as travel costs surge, driving demand for cheaper Asia-based programmes, education consultants say.
Beacon Group survey also shows 80 per cent of respondents chose to move at time when their children are in upper secondary school.
Observatory cancels amber rainstorm signal at 10.25pm after day of flooding, disrupted flights and suspended classes.
Primary and secondary schools will also be required to incorporate digital elements into annual development plans, while a new I&T curriculum is set to be rolled out.
China’s top legislative body will discuss Hong Kong’s shared control over Huanggang crossing as 24-hour fast-track checkpoint set to open in July.
Two-tier vetting system for employers comes into effect on Tuesday, with tougher rules for catering industry.
