Hong Kong Newspapers : 香港報紙列表
An extensive list of Hong Kong newspapers including Oriental Daily News, Ming Pao, Sing Tao, Apple Daily, Hong Kong Economic Times and South China Morning Post.
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Oriental Daily News (Chinese: 東方日報)
One of the most the most widely circulated daily newspapers in Hong Kong. The newspaper published by Oriental Press Group Limited.
Ming Pao (Chinese: 明報)
Chinese-language daily newspaper in Hong Kong, owned by the Media Chinese International Limited. The newspaper has Canadian editions Ming Pao Vancouver and Ming Pao Toronto.
Hong Kong Economic Times (Chinese: 香港經濟日報)
Hong Kong's financial newspaper published in Chinese-language. The newspaper contains articles about business, investment & financial, real estate, trade & industry, and IT news.
South China Morning Post
English-language newspaper in Hong Kong features business, entertainment, sports and other news.
Headline Daily (Chinese: 頭條日報)
Free Chinese-language newspaper covering headlines real estate, business, stock market, financial news, sports, lifestyles, and entertainment.
Sing Tao (Chinese: 星島日報
One of the most widely read newspapers published in Hong Kong. The newspaper owned by Sing Tao News Corporation Limited. The Sing Tao has bureaus in major cities including Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary, Sydney, London, New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco.
Hong Kong Economic Journal (Chinese: 信報財經新聞)
Hong Kong based Chinese-language daily newspaper focuses on economic news, and business coverage.
AM730
Free Chinese-language newspaper published in Hong Kong.
The Standard (In English)
Fee English-language newspaper featuring health, sports, entertainment, business, and more. The newspaper owned by the SCMP Group.
Hong Kong Commercial Daily (Chinese: 香港商報)
Daily business newspaper provides analysis of financial markets, industries, and companies.
PassionTimes
Financial Times (online edition in Chinese)
Wen Wei Po (Chinese: 文匯報)
One of the leading Chinese-language newspapers.
Metro Broadcast
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Ta Kung Pao (Chinese: 大公報)
Chinese language newspaper covering sports, business, entertainment, and community. The newspaper has many regional offices in mainland China, including Beijing, Guangzhou, Shanghai, and Tianjin.
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Hong Kong Free Press
Sing Pao Daily News (Chinese: 成報)
Founded in 1939 Sing Pao is the oldest Chinese-language newspaper in Hong Kong. The newspaper provides local, national, and international news, as well as coverage of sports, business, health, education, entertainment, and more.
Sky Post
RTHK
Hong kong China News Agency
krt.com.hk
AAStocks
Discuss Forum
bastillepost.com
ET Net
businesstimes.com.hk
investing.com Hong Kong
hk.on.cc
Google news Hong Kong
Yahoo news Hong Kong
Television Broadcasts (TVB)
BBC News - Hong Kong
Hong Kong boasts a diverse and dynamic media landscape, offering newspapers in multiple languages, including Chinese (both traditional and simplified) and English. Leading Chinese-language newspapers such as Apple Daily, Ming Pao, Oriental Daily News, and Sing Tao Daily provide in-depth coverage of local and international affairs. For English-speaking readers, publications like South China Morning Post, The Standard, and Hong Kong Free Press deliver comprehensive news and analysis, catering to both local and global audiences.
Beyond traditional print media, Hong Kong is home to a growing number of digital news platforms that provide real-time updates in both Chinese and English. These online portals serve the city’s multilingual population by offering diverse perspectives on politics, business, culture, and current events. Many digital media outlets also incorporate multimedia content, video reports, and podcasts, enhancing the way readers engage with the news and appealing to a broader, tech-savvy audience.
With its rich selection of newspapers, online news sources, and multimedia offerings, Hong Kong’s media industry ensures that residents and international readers have access to timely, diverse, and well-rounded news coverage, regardless of their language preferences or preferred news format.
