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Willa Wu
Correspondent, City
Willa joined the SCMP in 2023 and she previously worked for China Daily Hong Kong, covering news related to Hong Kong-mainland affairs.
Willa joined the SCMP in 2023 and she previously worked for China Daily Hong Kong, covering news related to Hong Kong-mainland affairs.
Areas of Expertise:
Hong Kong politics, society
Languages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
New Legco’s first chamber meeting will also debate lawmaker’s motion calling for review of building maintenance system and crackdown on bid rigging.
Paul Chan cites financial market performance and stock trading stamp duty for surplus, as he addresses calls for more welfare at public forum.
Hong Kong Special Schools Council organises golf tournament to raise awareness of group and funds for institutions.
Former chairman of Bar Association Victor Dawes appointed committee’s lead counsel, according to document seen by the Post.
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Lawmakers to choose between Starry Lee and Ronick Chan as divided support and free voting set the stage for a closely fought contest on Thursday.
Tech chief Sun Dong’s trip scrapped, with analyst calling move ‘sensible’ after US invasion of Venezuela further fuels geopolitical tensions.
Industry leaders attribute rise to three-day holiday on mainland and strained Beijing-Tokyo ties drawing some to Hong Kong instead of Japan.
Chan Chak-ming also says his department will answer society’s needs with ‘professional, efficient and empathetic’ services.
Yuen Cheung-yan died on New Year’s Day at Queen Elizabeth Hospital, actor and film director Lee Lik-chi says.
Government unveils Hong Kong Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan, which sets out strategies for the next 10 years.
The Post rounds up major political events that made 2025 a significant year for the city.
Former executive of Chinese shipping giant Cosco will replace Qi Bin, who is set to take up role in top national advisory body.
Financial Services and Treasury Bureau says review of government’s procurement system and related disciplinary investigation is concluded.
Development Bureau says Hung Shui Kiu Industry Park Company will be fully operational by mid-2026, land tender with incentives to run for six months.
Transport Department says driver under the southbound scheme may lose eligibility after filming himself using automatic cruise control.
Lawmaker-elect Grace Chan also says there is room for more effective communication within the social welfare sector.
Suspects, aged 11 to 84, allegedly posed as mainland Chinese secret agents to scam victims, with police saying gang leader was student, 19.
Social media users are selling driving courses to Guangdong car owners while local companies are offering perks to attract business.
Panel chairman Justice David Lok visits scene of blaze with committee members to understand ‘actual environment’ at estate.
Development chief Bernadette Linn says authorities must ‘thoroughly review the existing system with a heavy hand’.
Lawmakers voice ‘significant concerns’ that tighter residency criteria could undermine efforts to safeguard Hongkongers’ settlement pathway.
Chinese ministry’s arm in Hong Kong says attempts to pressure nation akin to ‘mantis trying to stop a chariot or ant trying to shake a tree’.
Elected legislators say sharing session shows government values ties with lawmakers and call for earlier engagement to create better policies.
Lawyers urge members of public to study the court’s judgment before drawing conclusions after Western countries hit out at Lai verdict.
Police officers board aircraft after it safely landed at Hong Kong airport, arrest man for allegedly violating Aviation Security Ordinance.
15-member delegation expected to hold meetings with Basic Law Committee, Ministry of Justice and Hong Kong and Macau Affairs Office.
Beijing seeks orderly form of politics with executive-led government working closely with lawmakers not in confrontation with each other, analysts say.
New People’s Party’s Judy Chan, DAB’s Chan Hok-fung and FTU’s Kwok Wai-keung competing against two newcomers for two seats.
City leader John Lee calls for refocus on reform and recovery, as analysts say city’s worst fire in decades would play decisive role in turnout rate.
