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Vivian Au
Reporter, Hong Kong
Vivian joined the Post as a reporter in 2024 and covers Hong Kong's housing, land and development. Prior to joining the Post, she was a reporter at Ming Pao Daily.
Hong Kong leader expected to roll out measures to boost city’s status as international financial, trade and maritime centre while also seeking to lift economy.
Group says 85 per cent of respondents believe phenomenon of ‘lying flat’ is a result of private flats being unaffordable.
Man lost control of his bicycle while riding with a friend and sustained injuries to his face, hands and feet, police said.
Police chief Raymond Siu says number of cycling accidents in the first eight months dropped 7 per cent year on year but fatalities rose from four to eight.
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University of Hong Kong has already agreed to scale back development of its Global Innovation Centre after strong local opposition.
Authorities reserving 40 per cent of subsidised flats on sale for households with elderly members and families with newborns.
Ionospheric interference, mainly caused by solar storms, forces cancellation of two drone shows for National Day celebrations.
State media says Osaka, Seoul and Kuala Lumpur also popular, while tourism insiders highlight Hong Kong’s ease of access as an advantage.
Group collects reports after victim in recent case slams court’s decision to fine man who used pipette to squirt her with liquid containing semen.
But Stand News case is unlikely to have significant impact on industry given increased caution journalists now take in doing their jobs, they say.
Display at Museum of History part of exhibition marking anniversary of country’s establishment, with Science Museum to also host exhibits.
Lawmaker Kenneth Fok says most of the city’s mega events are regional or district activities rather than top-tier ones.
Development Bureau says 11 detached houses had illegally occupied government land at luxury residential estate in Tai Tam.
‘P-Cardiac’ uses Asia’s largest patient records database to check risk of developing cardiovascular disease, among top causes of death in city.
Executive Council endorses San Tin Technopole project, which government says will help meet needs of society and is strategically important.
The new lipstick effect? ‘Experiential stores’ are taking over as traditional shops shut in Hong Kong as people spend less amid struggling economy.
Staff member handling bookings for community hall in Sai Ying Pun lost thumb drive with applicants’ personal data and event dates, times.
Police chief Raymond Siu says force has received two reports related to claims that dozens of reporters, their family members and employers have been harassed.
Kwai Chung Hospital says it is ‘highly concerned’ about the incident.
Officers also arrest Malaysian man, 26, on suspicion of trafficking the substance after finding drug concealed in furniture.
Undersecretary for security says he is unaware of claims, urges anyone being threatened to ‘come out and report [it]’.
Most members of Antiquities Advisory Board also support Jockey Club proposal to build canopy to protect surviving parts of Block 4 in Tai Kwun.
Chinese embassy issues warning after legislation advances through Congress targeting city’s three trade offices in US.
Hong Kong Jockey Club Centre for Suicide Research and Prevention estimate rate for all ages was 13.6 deaths per 100,000 people in 2023.
Customers are opting for 24-hour gyms and private facilities, trainers say.
Number of complaints against gym chain has ballooned to 1,000 with claims rising to HK$31 million, Consumer Council says.
Saudi royal will attend Hong Kong Jockey Club’s Philanthropy for Better Cities Forum, which will take place early next week.
Decision to allow up to 20 per cent of non-residential floor area of Hung Shui Kiu site to be converted to housing use raises eyebrows.
7,132 subsidised flats up for grabs, with a 30 per cent discount, but both figures down on last year’s release.
Australian workers can refuse to respond to employers’ attempts to contact them outside work hours, but Hong Kong should not copy law, industry figures say.
