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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.
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.
Areas of Expertise:
Hong Kong housing, development, heritageLanguages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
Universe Call says man admitted âmisappropriatingâ account of another person.
Passenger films interaction with Mandarin-speaking driver who admits to not holding a Hong Kong ID card.
Police say murder suspect recently shared suicidal thoughts and has mental illness history; welfare groups urge expansion of carer services.
Concern groups urge the government to provide subdivided housing tenants with an electricity allowance to help with the financial burden.
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Dr Joseph Tsang flags high-risk areas, while Lei Tung Estate residents say they are not too worried as preventive measures are âthoroughâ.
Authorities arrange minibus service connecting Fanling to Wu Kau Tang after Brideâs Pool Road closed on Tuesday.
Government data shows mosquito breeding âfairly extensiveâ in 70 per cent of the cityâs surveyed areas.
Some tourism industry leaders raise concerns as to whether HK$1.1 billion annual income target can be met.
Society for Protection of the Harbour ceases operations two months after government amends law that could pave the way for large-scale reclamation.
Housing authorities select China Overseas Building Construction to take over from contractor linked to five workplace deaths.
Four groups launch petition as Registration of Same-sex Partnerships Bill faces strong opposition from most lawmakers.
Ex-Hong Kong leader says proposal by cityâs largest party to allow direct remittance for home purchases not in residentsâ best interests.
Tenders for sites in Yuen Long and Hung Shui Kiu were scheduled to close on Friday and had repeatedly been extended.
Housing minister Winnie Ho says Northern Metropolis flats can be better integrated into greenery to improve liveability as border area has âgift of natureâ.
Secretary for Housing Winnie Ho also says planned shake-up of standards for subdivided flats will not drive up rents.
New managing director Donald Choi says URA should have flexibility to adjust package, including offering cross-district resettlement.
Lawmaker says railway construction in Hong Kong costs about HK$1 billion per kilometre, roughly 10 times higher than on the mainland.
Governmentâs deal with MTR Corp that brings forward completion of spur line should make project more appealing to developers, but will they bite?
Highways Department also says cost of first phase of Northern Link is HK$31.4 billion and construction set to begin in 2027.
Megaproject near border with mainland is a measure of cityâs governance capability in Beijingâs eyes, analyst says.
Deal between MTR Corp and government involves HK$39.05 billion in financing from land premiums and gives momentum to project.
Visit âgives Hong Kong residents a precious opportunity to see with their own eyes ⌠the countryâs military powerâ, No 2 official Eric Chan says.
Lawmakers describe governmentâs response to top court ruling as âprudent approachâ, but concern group calls for move to be publicly announced.
Art installations featuring popular manga characters draw fans to Tsim Sha Tsui as tickets snapped up online for âChiikawa Daysâ show.
The Post looks into the best vantage points to view the visiting fleet during its five-day port call.
Activists call for more public consultations to shape âcomprehensive visionâ as deadline for developer interest approaches.
Government-funded scheme in July and October aims to reach the âhidden elderlyâ as part of poverty alleviation efforts.
Chief Secretary Eric Chan thanks cityâs eight public universities for helping affected students and seizing opportunity to attract more top talent.
Labour Department says sum owed by bakery chain, known for âsnow skinâ mooncakes, mostly consists of unpaid wages, dismissal compensation.
