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Timon Johnson
Intern
Timon is an intern on the City Desk. He previously worked with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and interned at the Globe and Mail in Canada.
Timon is an intern on the City Desk. He previously worked with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and interned at the Globe and Mail in Canada.
Areas of Expertise:
Current affairs, visual production, audio productionLanguages Spoken:
English
Government-backed proposal for leisure fishing trips could offer new hope, despite ferry operators’ concerns over increased competition.
Experts warn legalisation move will end up expanding access to gambling, call for measures to minimise risks and harm to young people.
Department of Health says tobacco control officers will take enforcement actions under ‘Laserflame’ operation starting on Monday.
Forecaster cancels signal at 11.15am after issuing it amid widespread heavy rain and thunderstorms.
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Some visitors remain undeterred after weekend ‘Wild Twister’ ride breakdown, while engineer says more oversight of safety inspections needed.
Oscar-winning actress among celebrities sent unique Labubu dolls as part of campaign by creator and Hong Kong tourism authorities.
Residents and community leaders say misuse of public parking spaces for bikes is a challenge that has long persisted in district.
Arrests come after man and woman on two separate flights from Thailand reported they could not find their credit cards, cash.
Some arrive as early as morning in hopes of getting autographs and photos with favourite players at nearby Kerry Hotel.
‘We are grateful for the Legislative Council’s support and coordination, especially the efficient examination by the bills committee,’ minister says.
Customs seizes HK$70,000 of counterfeit items, including Arsenal jerseys, from Mong Kong hawker stall ahead of Hong Kong Football Festival.
About 93 per cent of all warnings for past 10 typhoons were issued at 20 minutes past or to the hour by Hong Kong Observatory, Post finds.
The Post takes a look at passing rates over the years and schools with the most top scorers.
Forecaster says heavy rain and thunderstorms expected in Hong Kong on Thursday and Friday.
The Post has gathered expert advice on how best to prepare and cope should an earthquake hit during your trip.
On the RedNote social media platform alone, #HongKongMTR has about 110 million views. The reason is not so black and white.
