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Oscar Liu
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.
Head of Hong Kong Chinese Importers’ and Exporters’ Association and lawmaker say city must strengthen supply chain services, support businesses.
Government intends to raise penalty to better manage traffic as Financial Secretary Paul Chan stated in budget blueprint in February, insider says.
Warnings about potential massive earthquakes in Japan have Hongkongers looking at holiday destinations elsewhere, tour agencies say.
Tourism Board attributes rise to spate of major events in March, including pop culture showcase ComplexCon and Hong Kong Sevens, among others.
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The Post breaks down what’s behind the dusty, dry weather that triggered a health warning.
Vehicle travelling along the single-lane Tai Tam Road towards Shek O, veered out of control and entered the opposite lane.
Rescue team airlifts man to hospital in Chai Wan, where he is declared dead.
Beijing’s stimulus roll-out may also trigger more mainland consumption at the expense of Hong Kong’s retail, dining scene.
City desk reporter Oscar Liu shares his trials and triumphs in bringing down his weight from 98kg last September to 78kg in January.
One health expert discusses how body image standards for men emphasise muscularity and low body fat and how that focus can negatively impact men
Carrier says it is working with hotels to offer power banks, as there is no ‘feasible way’ to let aircrew bring them on board amid safety concerns.
Police investigating break-in at detached house at 1-7 Kau To Shan Road in Sha Tin after helper made report early on Tuesday morning.
The Post examines the impact of tariffs on Hong Kong as the city’s stock market suffers its largest single-day loss.
Expanded services will include new cross-border buses and more frequent train services along Tuen Ma and East Rail lines.
The Siu Mai Concern Group was formed during the Covid-19 pandemic and has grown to more than 160,000 followers on social media platforms
Online group has become a platform to share reviews about street food favourite that is ‘closely intertwined with the history of Hong Kong’.
Cold weather warning issued at 9.45pm on Saturday has remained in force for more than 38 hours.
Death toll has exceeded 2,000, including three Chinese nationals, with rescue team arriving in city near quake’s epicentre.
Towngas carrying out emergency repairs and is aiming to restore supply by Tuesday noon.
Contrasting reactions as visitors inside 50,000-seat Kai Tak Stadium unable to see plane except on live stream.
Nightlife tycoon Allan Zeman says jump in business is due to ‘euphoria’ surrounding the newly opened Kai Tak Stadium.
Masoe Hogan Toomalatai, 41, says fire knife dancing will help raise confidence and foster cultural exchanges among people with diverse backgrounds.
Samoan man and his wife seek to promote Polynesian heritage with dance troupe that has been growing in popularity
Thai food and hotpot are the new postgame treats for some fans of much loved annual tournament, which is being held in Kai Tak Stadium for first time.
A record 22,911 attended the pop culture festival’s final day on March 23, during which NJZ, formerly NewJeans, announced their hiatus.
Hospital Authority chief says applications will be made available via the ‘HA Go’ mobile app, which legislators also suggest.
Situation came to light amid concerns over group’s handling of case where the subject of a substantiated complaint was successfully rehired.
Special meeting will seek to establish a mandate to allow leadership to handle legal procedures related to group’s proposed dissolution.
Unauthorised individual accessed and modified Queen’s College violation records for student under different teachers’ names.
