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Zero 10 makes its Asian debut at Art Basel Hong Kong
- 2026-03-31
- Culture & Leisure
- The Young Reporter
- By: YANG Shuyi、Li YinhengEdited by: QIN Ziyang
- 2026-03-31
Art Basel Hong Kong 2026, the annual art event, returned on March 27 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre and will run for three days. This year's exhibition introduces the “Zero 10” digital art zone – its first appearance in Asia. The zone focuses on the use of technology in art, with 14 exhibitors showcasing how new tools are changing the way artists create. According to the Art Basel and UBS Global Art Market Report 2026, digital art is the third-largest category in total expenditure. And the expert said that with Zero 10 in Hong Kong and heading to Art Basel Switzerland this June, watchers expect digital wave growth through 2026. Follow the link below to watch the full reel: https://youtube.com/shorts/IkZ7smdla6k?si=sUcoGRbA6Qd92MWf
Hong Kong queer Christians: The struggle between faith and sexual identity among Hong Kong queer Christians
- 2026-03-17
- People
- The Young Reporter
- By: Lou Zhengzheng、FENG Zhenpeng、XIE Xinni CindyEdited by: Li Yinheng
- 2026-03-17
LGBTQ Christians are one of Hong Kong’s marginalised groups with no official record of their numbers. There are about 1 million Christians in Hong Kong. A survey shows that among 1,433 LGBTQ respondents, 441 showed symptoms of depression. TYR spoke to three LGBTQ Christians and an expert in Christian studies to uncover the internal identity pressure and verbal insults they experienced in Hong Kong. Reported by Laura LOU Zhengzheng, Stephen Feng Zhenpeng, Cindy Xie Xinni Edited by Henry Li Yinheng
The story of Peter: How socially vulnerable people in Denmark reintegrate back into the society
- 2025-12-21
- Society
- The Young Reporter
- By: LEUNG Chi NgaiEdited by: SIU Tsz Hang
- 2025-12-21
Reported by Bono Leung Chi-ngai Edited by Henry Siu Tsz-hang Video description: Peter is one in around 17,000 people in Denmark receiving a Socialt Frikort, a card that is applicable for socially vulnerable people to obtain a certain amount of tax-free income. He is currently a driver for PantForPant, a working community under the NGO Foreningen Gade Liv that hires socially vulnerable people. Here he shares his reintegration process back into the society.
Lung Kwu Tan: the village paying for Hong Kong’s zero landfill vision
- 2025-11-12
- Health & Environment
- The Young Reporter
- By: ZHANG YipingEdited by: WONG Hong Ni
- 2025-11-12
Life at Lung Kwu Tan village, located at the west end of Tuen Mun, is disrupted by the construction of I･PARK 2, an emerging waste-to-energy incinerator. Villagers worry about even more garbage trucks driving through Lung Kwu Tan Rd, the only road connecting the residential area with the outside world. I･PARK 2 is crucial to help Hong Kong achieve the zero-landfill goal for direct municipal waste disposal, as set out in the Waste Blueprint 2035. However, Tuen Mun West already hosts many energy and waste facilities, including the WENT Landfill Extension Project and T･Park, the first self-sustainable waste-to-energy facility in Hong Kong that uses sewage sludge as fuel.
Sham Tseng — The story of Hong Kong’s roasted goose restaurant
- 2025-11-04
- Society
- The Young Reporter
- By: Wing Chi HOEdited by: Chun Hei LUK
- 2025-11-04
TYR stepped into the kitchen of Yue Kee restaurant in Sham Tseng, known for its roasted goose. We’ll talk with Ng Juan-hua, the second-generation owner, to learn about the techniques behind this dish. Discover the history and methods that have kept customers returning for years. Yue Kee, along with Chan Kee, is one of the oldest roast goose restaurants in the area, both operating since the 1950s. Join this exploration of the history and flavor of Shum Tseng. (4th November, 2025) Reported By Gigi Ho Edited By Anson Luk
Policy Address 2025: Government provides sufficient focus on the needs of subdivided communities amid continued poverty concerns
- 2025-09-19
- Society
- The Young Reporter
- By: Chun Hei LUK、Wing Chi HOEdited by: CHAN Wing Yiu
- 2025-09-19
As the Chief Executive prepares to unveil the 2025 Policy Address, poverty reduction is in the spotlight, especially regarding Hong Kong’s subdivided flats. Concern for Grassroots' Livelihood Alliance emphasizes that the government has given little attention to the specific needs and wants of subdivided flat users. Our reporter Gigi Ho explores how proposed initiatives aim to support vulnerable communities. This address could be crucial in the fight against poverty, emphasizing the urgent need for effective policies to uplift marginalized citizens and improve their quality of life. (Sept 17, 2025) Reported By: Gigi Ho Wing-chi, Anson Luk Chun-hei Edited By: Yoyo Chan Wing-yiu
Closure of Deliveroo Reveals Unfair Work Conditions, Users Concerned about Delivery Fee
- 2025-05-04
- Society
- The Young Reporter
- By: ALISHIBA MATLOOB、Wing Chi HOEdited by: Chun Lim LEUNG
- 2025-05-04
After nine years, British food delivery giant, Deliveroo, officially ceases operations in Hong Kong. As the platform shuts down, riders and users are left with the impacts of shrinking wages and legal gaps, rising delivery fees, and fewer choices. Our reporter Gigi Ho reveals how the remaining platforms may be driving a deeper crisis in worker protections, given in example in Keeta’s "K-GO", a system that promises more orders in exchange for lower pay. (April 7, 2025) Reporter: Ho Wing-chi, Alishiba-Matloob Editor: Chun Lim LEUNG
First high-pole lion dance contest heats up Hung Shing Festival
- 2025-04-04
- Culture & Leisure
- The Young Reporter
- By: SIU Tsz HangEdited by: Lok Tung LAU
- 2025-04-04
On March 15, the first ever International High-Pole Lion Dance Invitation Competition broke new ground in Ap Lei Chau Hung Shing Festival, which is the most sought-after event in the Southern District. Reported by Siu Tsz-hang Edited by Lau Lok-tung
Mega Event Rugby7S Kicks Off at Kai Tak Stadium for the First Time
- 2025-03-31
- People
- The Young Reporter
- By: Fu RongEdited by: Wing Chi HO
- 2025-03-31
The Hong Kong Sevens is underway at the new multi-billion dollar Kai Tak Sports Park. The rugby tournament is set to welcome more than 43,000 fans worldwide over three days with a total of 26 games. Reporter: Audrey FU Editor: Gigi Ho Wing Chi
Art Basel 2025: Beyond Tradition, Digital Art in the Spotlight
- 2025-03-31
- Culture & Leisure
- The Young Reporter
- By: YANG HaicenEdited by: Wing Chi HO
- 2025-03-31
Digital art is a major attraction at Art Basel 2025 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. The three-day event features 240 exhibitors from 42 countries. The exhibition space is organized into several distinct sections, including Galleries, Insights, Discoveries, Encounters, and Kabinett. Reported by: Yang Haicen, Wang Ludan Edited by: Gigi Ho Wing Chi