Fiona Sun is a news reporter who focuses on local news in Hong Kong SAR China. She writes for South China Morning Post SCMP and Newswav, and her work has also appeared in ABS-CBN Corporation. Fiona covers a wide range of topics including social issues, housing, infrastructure, culture, and travel.
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Fiona Sun's coverage primarily focuses on local news, with an emphasis on government announcements and breaking news. Her themes cover a wide range of topics including business, lifestyle, culture & society, and politics.
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By: Fiona Sun
Government suggested cutting amount of land created through reclamation, slope-cutting down to about 20 hectares after public outcry
By: Fiona Sun
Ho Yuen-kei won a gold medal in the Women's Individual BC3 event at the 2024 Paris Paralympic Games in September
By: Fiona Sun
Ho Yuen-kei was refused service at Thai restaurant when a staff member said her wheelchair would affect other diners
By: Fiona Sun
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By: Fiona Sun
Station announcements, posters and ambassadors will call on passengers to follow rules after more than 400 accidents in first nine months.
By: Fiona Sun
Commuters in the city traditionally stood still on the right, while allowing for others to walk on the left
By: Fiona Sun
Commuters in the city traditionally stood still on the right, while allowing for others to walk on the left
By: Fiona Sun
National security case is being heard by independent court and request to release Lai will amount to interfering in rule of law, Regina Ip says.
By: Fiona Sun
Some residents are putting their foot down over call to do away with transport tradition and stand still on both sides of escalators
By: Fiona Sun
Against Child Abuse says social workers, medical staff and teachers among those that made about 180 hotline calls, up from 83 the year before.
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