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Denise Tsang
News Editor, Hong Kong
An award-winning journalist, Denise has spent more than 20 years in the industry and specialises in macro-economic and political-economic news in Hong Kong. As well as being a team leader, writer and forum moderator, Denise is a coach and mentor of young reporters. She was awarded Professional Journalism Fellow by the Hong Kong Baptist University.
An award-winning journalist, Denise has spent more than 20 years in the industry and specialises in macro-economic and political-economic news in Hong Kong. As well as being a team leader, writer and forum moderator, Denise is a coach and mentor of young reporters. She was awarded Professional Journalism Fellow by the Hong Kong Baptist University.
Areas of Expertise:
Macro economics, tourism, IT policy and transportation in Hong Kong, and moderating forums.Languages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
Day dedicated to sweeping graves and honouring dead marked across Hong Kong, but tradition proves painful for survivors of deadly blaze in Tai Po.
Observatory warns of flooding in low-lying and poorly drained areas, and that heavy rain may lead to flash floods.
Jin Guozhong of CRRC Qishuyan Institute also says there is synergy between the two firms that goes beyond equipment deployment.
Hong Kong tycoon Li Ka-shing’s conglomerate accuses Panama authorities of ignoring requests for communication and keeping group in the dark.
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Northern Metropolis, San Tin Technopole cornerstones of innovation and technology strategy, finance chief Paul Chan says in budget address.
City leader hosts meeting of 150 officials, advisers, lawmakers and experts on State Council’s white paper on local affairs.
Cab driver arrested on suspicion of dangerous driving causing death after allegedly knocking down elderly man near Ngau Tau Kok Road.
Deal, together with US$1 billion bond issuance in tranches, will help operator meet financing challenges until property project generates revenue.
Conglomerate says authorities have ‘advanced steps towards a forced exit’ of Panama Ports Company (PPC) and are preparing to transition port operations.
Developer overcame problems to install curved glass panels that were heat and typhoon resistant, among other green and energy-saving features.
Blackpink fans urged to pay greater attention to safety and follow entry guidelines following earlier surge to standing area.
Academics, stakeholders, drone and eVTOL operators, and research institutes from both sides to formulate aligned standards through a closed-loop model.
Site at To Kau Wan deemed suitable because of proximity to airport and access to existing infrastructure, including roads and pier, sources say.
Lawmaker says it is reasonable for government to impose additional conditions on future tenant, given location’s role in promoting city’s image.
Animal protection group calls discovery a ‘miracle’ and expresses hope of finding more missing pets.
Historical sci-fi action film earns HK$10.91 million in debut, the most for a Chinese film opening in city.
Producer of Ip Man film series took to social media on Monday to claim internal messages accuse fire service director of mismanaging blaze.
Immigration Department figures show Hong Kong residents made about 644,000 outbound trips by 9pm on Thursday.
New term set to begin on June 1, 2028, with the winning bidder set to manage the facility for 10 years, with a possible five-year extension.
Transport Department says it has informed police of vehicles making U-turns at tunnel entrance and heading in opposite direction.
Home affairs minister Alice Mak says government intervening for first time on record in residential estate’s affairs.
About 700,000 people expected to visit display over nine-month run, director Louis Ng says.
Elderly man dies in hospital on Wednesday morning after sustaining multiple injuries as police call for witnesses.
Finance chief says he will engage with public and ‘draw on collective wisdom’ while making sure coming budget aligns with five-year plan.
Video clips posted online show one minibus colliding with taxi in front, before being struck from behind by second minibus.
Certificate submitted by subcontractor Novox not issued by mainland Chinese lab Guangdong Zhongzhenhang Metrology Testing Co Ltd as claimed.
Police chief Joe Chow also reveals that a piece of bone has been found on the ground after scaffolding removed.
City leader John Lee says all of society ‘emanating sadness’, while labour chief vows government will push for ban on smoking at construction sites.
Authorities also double living allowance for Tai Po fire-hit households to HK$100,000.
