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
Operator Loop Hong Kong Park Company hails ‘enthusiastic response’ to tender that follows land sale for pilot project at Hung Shui Kiu.
Vast pool of mainland engineers can help Hong Kong companies ease an acute shortage of local talent, academic says.
Industry leaders highlight city’s international reach and expertise as state-owned drug maker considers Northern Metropolis project investment.
Victim suffers head injuries after being trapped under scaffolding on Nam Cheong Street, police say.
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Executives say they are actively pursuing business opportunities in Malaysia and that adapting to local market dynamics is key.
The bay area is gradually removing traditional space constraints for Hongkongers by giving them access to cross-border networks and services.
Commerce chief Algernon Yau calls launch of Economic and Trade Office in Kuala Lumpur ‘highly strategic move’.
South China Morning Post among delegation signing agreements in Kuala Lumpur to unite policy research, journalism and business networks across Asia.
Trade Development Council chairman Frederick Ma makes comment as he joins Hong Kong’s biggest delegation to Malaysia to date for conference.
Police have already arrested nine suspects in connection with the death of 32-year-old Issac Yeung after the brawl in Tsim Sha Tsui on July 26.
CUHK president Dennis Lo says new site gives room to expand while warning that high housing costs remain a drag on city’s research sector.
Man found on Sunday afternoon after hours-long search by emergency services.
US economist writes that ‘Hong Kong of old is over’ but deputy finance chief, without naming specific critics, defends city’s international appeal.
Trade Development Council research indicates that mainland firms are actively pursuing diversified footprints across Asean markets.
Airport Authority provides extra 600 seats and food for travellers, while some lament hotel room rates increasing to HK$2,000 to HK$3,000.
City’s airport resumes operations after about 360 flights grounded, while forecaster warns of unsettled weather on Monday.
Arrest made at shop used to advertise mainland clinic’s services, with promotional slogans prominently displayed.
Social media user pays tribute to the late actor, reveals how he came to her younger brother’s rescue.
Formal legal framework will empower Hongkongers to specify in advance which life-sustaining treatments they wish to refuse when terminally ill.
Upgraded border crossing will be the first to use a ‘joint-clearance’ model.
‘This was my first time at the book fair, and it has been deeply disappointing,’ one fan says on opening day for city’s annual book fair.
Contractors must comply with noise and environmental standards of both regulations, official says.
Pets and guard dogs left to fend for themselves due to lack of government rehoming policy, with animal welfare group’s clinic ‘overwhelmed’.
Government seeks to build station as soon as possible to support tech hub, think tank says, but district councillors call for financial transparency.
New land disposal model pairing developers and industrial operators demands longer paybacks, with implications for smaller firms, experts say.
Development Bureau says MTR Corp will be allowed to build private flats at new station, as opposed to previous plan for at least some public housing.
Elm, backed by Saudi Arabia’s sovereign Public Investment Fund, expresses strong ‘appetite’ for engaging with Northern Metropolis project.
New network of more than 20 ponds spills onto government land and uses thick plastic liners, which conservationist says disrupts wetlands.
Secretary for Housing Winnie Ho says tragedy left profound impact on all involved departments and highlighted need to strengthen oversight.
