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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
Forecaster says cloudy skies and possible rain could keep the city from witnessing the rare lunar eclipse on Tuesday evening.
Cathay Pacific has extended flight suspensions to Dubai and Riyadh until March 14.
Suspension of major transit hubs in Dubai and Doha sends travellers scrambling for flights on ‘conflict-free’ paths to Europe.
Cathay Pacific also suspends Dubai and Riyadh flights, as attacks force countries to close airspace.
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‘You are watching the missiles explode right above you, along with the sound,’ says Martin Yeung, a solicitor caught in Dubai.
Passengers already packing Hong Kong airport to inquire about suspended departures to Riyadh, Doha and Qatar from day before.
Authorities raid clinic in Cameron Commercial Centre on Hennessy Road after receiving tip-off it is offering cell transplant treatment for hair loss.
Deputy Chief Secretary Warner Cheuk says two-month preparatory period will prioritise safety with access granted in stages.
Companies overseeing megaproject’s Hetao Hong Kong Park, San Tin Technopole and Hung Shui Kiu Industrial Park to each get HK$10 billion.
Line upgrade marks a key step in the corporation’s HK$65 billion plan to modernise the city’s urban rail network by 2029.
New standards will enable use of a broader selection of advanced construction technologies, materials, equipment and systems for railway projects.
Lawmaker Peter Shiu says ‘pleasant surprise’ came from cosmetics sector, which saw 40 to 50 per cent increase in sales over Lunar New Year break.
Finance chief also reveals purple cover for 2026-27 budget, saying it symbolises Hong Kong’s economic growth amid external volatility.
Suicide note and chemical substances found in hotel room, with investigators ruling out foul play, according to media reports.
Man lost footing and fell from flat while attempting to retrieve his cat from ledge outside, according to initial investigation.
Wong Tai Sin Temple throws open its doors as worshippers pray for prosperity and health in the Year of the Horse.
Roads surrounding flower market at Victoria Park and connecting tram and bus routes grind to a halt amid crowds seeking last-minute bargains.
Wall featured signs nearly identical to ones found in rail stations before workers took down lettering.
Financial Secretary Paul Chan says 1.43 million mainland Chinese visitors expected during Lunar New Year holiday, up 6 per cent from last year.
Here is your guide to events beginning on February 17 ushering in the new year.
Bus ran into railings while heading to Hong Kong in slow lane of cross-border link.
Customer filmed incident and posted video to Threads, sparking concerns about food safety and hygiene.
Suspects, aged 50 to 66, allegedly prised open shop’s electric shutter and floor lock before stealing products and HK$3,000 in cash.
Video on social media shows shopper recoiling as rodent scurries across boxes of sushi in display chiller at Tuen Mun supermarket.
Passenger ejected from taxi during collision with highway maintenance vehicle.
‘The incident is very rare. We attach great importance to it and will conduct an in-depth investigation,’ rail operator says.
Ahead of Lunar New Year, RedNote ads for mainland home cleaners remain available despite crackdown on illegal labour in city, SCMP finds.
Wife, 51, suspected to have hit victim with a stainless steel pan, investigators say.
Police say victim, 65, was pushing trolley loaded with cardboard when she was struck by vehicle on Kwun Tong Road.
