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Oscar Liu
Senior Reporter, Hong Kong
Oscar joined the South China Morning Post in 2022. He started his career as a TV news anchor/reporter trainee and has worked for different news outlets including ATV, Ming Pao and Apple Daily.
Oscar joined the South China Morning Post in 2022. He started his career as a TV news anchor/reporter trainee and has worked for different news outlets including ATV, Ming Pao and Apple Daily.
Areas of Expertise:
Hong Kong society, international affairsLanguages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
Government says it will introduce proposals to further enhance platform workers’ rights and benefits within the year.
Economists suggest deal may benefit city, but warn of lingering volatility amid US President Donald Trump’s history of ‘creating crises’.
Observatory says city will be hit by heavy showers and potential violent gusts on Thursday night.
Mable Chan says plan to allow Guangdong residents to drive to city will have strict controls, as lawmakers raise concerns over parking capacity.
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Individuals who download Reversed Front: Bonfire may be considered in possession of a seditious publication, police warn.
Stoppage-time penalty earns win over India, as more than 40,000 enjoy ‘incredible’ atmosphere.
Hong Kong government urges residents heading to US to ‘increase their vigilance, prioritise their safety and avoid crowded areas’.
Residents have also been warned to brace for very hot weather in coming days, with temperatures expected to hit 34 degrees Celsius.
Trade group says situation is ‘pretty dire’ for both low-cost and high-end operators, as drop-off in local spending bites hard.
Company said to owe more than 100 staff members over HK$1 million after announcing nine restaurants had closed.
Police are expected to lay charges against suspect as soon as Wednesday night, insider says.
City leader says authorities to keep pushing Hong Kong as site for major events to lure high-end tourists and enhance city’s global network.
Cross-departmental operation in Tsuen Wan targeted suspected illegal vice establishments and those facilitating their activities.
Mainland Chinese tourists soak up festive vibes and savour cheap eats, as some lament ‘no advantage at all’ in shopping in city.
Tsim Sha Tsui venue closes after 56 years as cinema numbers continue to dwindle across city.
Rider who is non-refoulement claimant ‘rents’ account of cousin to make ends meet, angering legally employed workers who have demanded better identity verification.
Nine-day carnival kicks off at Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront on Saturday, coinciding with launch of Hong Kong Intangible Cultural Heritage Month.
Fraudsters use phishing links to cheat victims of HK$4.6 million, including seller of lozenges who lost nearly HK$650,000.
City’s labour minister tells lawmakers authorities will improve rights and benefits of platform workers, following recent spate of protests.
Dane Cheng will complete contract in October, while recruitment ad for the position has been posted on professional networking site LinkedIn.
But tour operators hesitate to link surge to more residents wanting to travel to country ahead of mega-earthquake some speculate will hit in July.
Authorities say city’s diversification of markets a factor, with value of exports increasing to HK$434.5 billon, up from HK$378.8 billion in April last year.
One injured woman airlifted to hospital after falling into sea, while two others rescued after being trapped on cliff.
Automatic safety protection system halted the ride, with passengers safely evacuated after a two-hour delay.
MTR Corporation says disruption caused by a displaced overhead cable component in a tunnel section, which led to a short circuit.
More than 100 riders gather in busy areas of Hung Hom and Central, following smaller-scale protests in Tsuen Wan and Mei Foo earlier this month.
Hundreds of employees evacuated to outdoor area at Cathay City on Lantau Island.
Construction and financing sectors notably affected as experts warn of further increases to the rate throughout the year.
Senior official says all projects are novel, have Hong Kong characteristics and feature new experiences.
