Edith Lin is a Senior Reporter at the Post, where she joined in 2022 to cover Hong Kong's housing, land, and development. Her reporting spans various themes including construction and real estate, as well as issues related to cybersecurity and transportation. She has been featured in prominent publications such as the South China Morning Post, MSN, The Star Online, Pearls & Irritations, and Newswav.
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Hong Kong, China (Local)
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Edith Lin's coverage is primarily focused on local news in Hong Kong, with a significant emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulations. Her articles cover various topics including government and politics, real estate industry, and finance & economy related to Hong Kong.
Given Edith's focus on local issues such as the Jimmy Lai trial, weather updates, housing policies, and government initiatives in Hong Kong, she would likely be most responsive to pitches from sources with direct knowledge or expertise regarding these specific areas. Experts in law, urban development, climate science or political analysis relevant to the region may find their insights well-received by Edith.
As her geographic focus is limited to Hong Kong SAR China area specifically mentioned within her article titles; any outreach should cater directly to this region.
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By: Annemarie Evans, Jay Rooney, Sam Agars, Stephy Zhang, Edith Lin
By: Edith Lin
Authorities on both sides reviewing broader Greater Bay Area trading scheme, finance chief says, adding crackdown on illegal trades will help city
By: Sam Agars, Edith Lin, Stephy Zhang, Jay Rooney
By: Edith Lin
Labour unions raise concerns following back-to-back construction site deaths involving heavy machinery
By: Edith Lin
Three subdivided units in flat in Sham Shui Po certified as ‘basic housing units', operator Hayson Chan says
By: Edith Lin
Health minister Lo Chung-mau says delays occurred in different areas throughout the process of handling the case that left boy disabled for life
By: Edith Lin
Heavy rains expected as low pressure trough in northern South China Sea could skirt within 100km of city on Tuesday morning, forecaster says
