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ADHD Challenges and Support in Hong Kong
- 2025-02-17
- Society
- The Young Reporter
- By: Wing Chi HO、Chun Lim LEUNGEdited by: Wai Yan MIU
- 2025-02-17
There were 5%-9% of children in Hong Kong suffering from Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, according to Castle Peak Hospital. Parents face difficulties in caretaking roles, while organizations like the Hong Kong Association for AD/ HD have offered consultations and workshops to release the pressure on caretakers as well as patients. Reported byWing Chi HO and Chun Lim Leung Edited by Vivian Miu and Jeffrey Chan
Giant Panda Twin Cubs 100 Days Celebration
- 2025-02-17
- Society
- The Young Reporter
- By: Wing Chi HO、Chun Lim LEUNGEdited by: Sze Kei WONG
- 2025-02-17
Hong Kong's first locally born pandas cubs turned 100 days old on Saturday at Ocean Park, which drew more than 16,000 to its birthday celebrations. Panda twins’ father Le Le also made an appearance for the first time in two months. Reported by : Chun Lim LEUNG、Wing Chi HO Edited by: Sze Kei WONG
Meet Hong Kong-born Giant Panda Twin Cubs
- 2025-02-17
- Society
- The Young Reporter
- By: Wing Chi HO、ALISHIBA MATLOOBEdited by: Chun Lim LEUNG
- 2025-02-17
Giant Panda twin cubs meet the media at Hong Kong Ocean Park ahead of their public debut on Sunday (February 16). Reporter: Wing Chi HO, Alishiba-Matloob Editor: Chun Lim LEUNG
Hong Kong Cricket Sixes is back after 7 years
- 2024-11-07
- The Young Reporter
- By: ALISHIBA MATLOOBEdited by: Jemima Badajos
- 2024-11-07
The Hong Kong Sixes tournament organised by Hong Kong Cricket Club and Kowloon Cricket Club was held from Nov 1 to 3 at the Tin Kwong Road Recreation Ground. The tournament features 12 international teams including the Hong Kong team competing in a six-a-side, the fastest format in the sport.
Bar owners call for tax cut on low cost alcohol after recent to boost sales
- 2024-11-06
- By: WONG Hong Ni、LAI Uen LingEdited by: Ngai Fung NG、Jemima Badajos
- 2024-11-06
Knutsford Terrace in Tsim Sha Tsui was alive with Halloween celebrations. Despite the reduction in spirit tax, drink prices at bars remained unchanged, but that hasn't dampened the celebratory mood. Parties were still in full swing.
Reduced liquor tax makes merry for Wine and Dine Festival
- 2024-11-01
- Society
- The Young Reporter
- By: CHEN Yik Nam、MAO AnqiEdited by: Yi Yin CHOW
- 2024-11-01
The Chief Executive proposed to reduce liquor tax from 100% to 10% in this year’s policy address. This festival serves as a platform to help merchants advertise their liquors, as their costs are reduced from import duty adjustment.
Gen Z Brings Back The Aussie Mullet
- 2024-10-31
- Culture & Leisure
- By: KURNIAWAN Trista VaniaEdited by: Yee Ling TSANG、Tsz Wing CHAN
- 2024-10-31
Generation Z is bringing back an iconic Australian hairstyle, redefining its style and challenging old stereotypes. In the '80s, the mullet rose to fame through rock stars and athletes. Now, it’s making a bold comeback in Australia, with Generation Z embracing and reinventing the iconic hairstyle. With a fresh, modern twist and the power of social media, Gen Z is changing the mullet’s rebellious stereotype into a symbol of individuality and confidence.
Policy address 2024: Community pharmacy takes an important role in primary care
- 2024-10-18
- By: HWANG Saewon、YANG ShuyiEdited by: Jenny Lam
- 2024-10-18
In July this year, the Hong Kong government also set up the Primary Care Department to promote the development of community pharmacies. At present, there are eight community pharmacies operated by non-profit organizations in Hong Kong. Community pharmacies can help the public, establish the habit of ‘seeking treatment when they are sick’, and fundamentally change the mode of prescribing medicine in public hospitals.
Gen Z preserves Hong Kong's Nostalgic charm
- 2024-10-16
- By: WONG Hong Ni、LAI Uen LingEdited by: Ka Man Wong、Ngai Fung NG
- 2024-10-16
In a rapidly changing world, many Gen Zers are dedicated to showcasing the fading beauty of Hong Kong. Some collect cherished nostalgia, while others pick up their cameras to document the city's vanishing landscapes.
A day of daydreaming: Doing nothing becomes everything
- 2024-10-12
- Society
- By: Wing Chi HO、ALISHIBA MATLOOBEdited by: Sze Kei WONG
- 2024-10-12
More than 70 people competed to be the best daydreamer at The International Space-out Competition at PMQ on Oct 5. Organized by the Korean Cultural Center in collaboration with Woopsyang Company, participants were invited to stay calm and composed for 90 minutes, to embrace the essence of mindfulness.