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Jeffie Lam
News Editor, Hong Kong
Jeffie leads the Hong Kong politics team at the Post. She joined the paper in 2013 after beginning her career as a political reporter in 2009. She is the co-editor of Rebel City: Hong Kong’s Year of Water and Fire published by the Post and World Scientific, which documented the city’s anti-government protests in 2019. She has previously been a recipient of the Human Rights Press Awards, the Hong Kong News Awards and the Chinese University Journalism Award.
Jeffie leads the Hong Kong politics team at the Post. She joined the paper in 2013 after beginning her career as a political reporter in 2009. She is the co-editor of Rebel City: Hong Kong’s Year of Water and Fire published by the Post and World Scientific, which documented the city’s anti-government protests in 2019. She has previously been a recipient of the Human Rights Press Awards, the Hong Kong News Awards and the Chinese University Journalism Award.
Areas of Expertise:
Hong Kong politics, constitutional and legislative issues, political analysis and Hong Kong's ageing populationLanguages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
Driver asked pair blocking his vehicle to move aside, triggering argument that led to the alleged attack, according to police.
City authorities also issue statement after US consulate in Hong Kong warns citizens about new rule criminalising refusal to reveal phone passwords.
Authorities reveal breach occurred on Tuesday, allowing hacker access to names, email addresses, employment history and other personal information.
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Fee for destinations other than mainland China to hit HK$389, while courier SF Express will review fuel surcharge on weekly basis from April.
Tech giant’s chatbot service tops Apple’s app store chart in the city.
Postage for local letters to go up by 9 per cent to HK$2.40, while increases for 90 per cent of airmail will be within 50 HK cents.
Board executive director Anthony Lau says 75 per cent of its resources will go towards overseas markets.
Suspension has already been extended multiple times since joint US-Israeli attack on Iran.
Suspected misused card found in sealed Wang Fuk Court flat as police tighten security following burglary and arrests of construction workers.
Police say man was attacked by three men and a woman at a hotel on Tak Fung Street in Hung Hom.
Husband rushed to hospital in a coma after fall from height near Yuen Long flat.
Cold front forecast to move over inland Guangdong towards coast, but weather in the city will be sunnier later in the week, Observatory says.
Cathay Pacific also suspends Dubai and Riyadh flights, as attacks force countries to close airspace.
Rain expected on Saturday, accompanied by stronger winds from the east due to a broad low-pressure trough, Observatory says.
Panamanian media says local authorities searched office of Panama Ports Company, which operated Balboa and Cristobal ports until this week.
HKIC set to come up as key highlight in finance chief Paul Chan’s budget blueprint, sources say.
Police officers arrest cabby on suspicion of dangerous driving causing grievous bodily harm, with woman taken to hospital for treatment.
John Lee says white paper issued by State Council serves as a stern warning to ‘traitors who betrayed the country and Hong Kong’.
Government’s flip-flopping on mandatory seat belts aboard buses is wake-up call for legislators to scrutinise bills more rigorously, experts say.
Senior civil servants and department heads among witnesses to be cross-examined by an independent committee as victims demand accountability.
Move comes after Beijing called ruling self-sabotaging and warned Panama would pay heavy political and economic price.
Census and Statistics Department says retail sales for December worth HK$35 billion, and provisionally estimated at HK$380.5 billion for 2025.
Police chief Joe Chow says the six suspects include three Japanese men.
Law only applies to new buses registered from Sunday, the day the seat belt rule took effect.
City leader John Lee dismisses speculation about more principal official departures, says his cabinet ‘shares his philosophy’ and has met expectations.
Beijing’s point man on Hong Kong affairs calls for stronger ‘ownership’ of city, rejects hostile forces promoting separation of powers.
Cash and watches seized as staff of cleaning firm Hong Kong Johnson Holdings and subcontractors arrested for suspected crimes over contracts.
Jose-Antonio Maurellet expresses confidence in city’s judiciary, says national security cases have drawn scrutiny amid geopolitical tensions.
