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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.
Development Bureau says proposal set to take effect in two years and intended to prevent fraud.
Despite results of poll of 990 secondary students, youth officer of Young Women’s Christian Association situation may be ‘temporary’.
Repeated failed land bids had prompted some construction and architectural firms to cut jobs, force staff to go on unpaid leave.
Government will award the tender to the highest bidder without providing discounts or incentives to attract companies, source says.
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Kadoorie met other tycoons three weeks ago to share his grand plan, source says.
HK$1.4 million van laboratory introduced in the final quarter of 2024 and used for the first time in murder case earlier this month.
Department of Health says 40 Housing Authority staff among three food poisoning clusters linked to Golden Lilies International Banquet Hall.
Offenders will face maximum HK$500,000 fine and one year in prison under proposed legal amendment to curb abuse of public housing resources.
Legal Aid Department rejects Eddie Tse’s application, hindering his judicial review attempt against government push for San Tin Technopole.
The forecaster issued the warning at 6am, expecting the weather to be persistently cold over next few days.
Town Planning Board holds first public hearing on Sai Yee Street and Flower Market Road development scheme in Mong Kok.
More than 10 council members oppose plan to build over 1,700 homes in Tai Po, citing transport capacity concerns.
Legislators suggest putting projects on hold or breaking them up into stages to tackle budget deficit expected to reach nearly HK$100 billion.
Construction industry experts say reliance on British, European standards for materials contributing to city’s high building costs.
With development of Northern Metropolis, residents of Yau Tam Mei Tsuen face new way of life in near future but hope to retain long-standing ties.
Transport authorities last month proposed time-varying fees for the route linking Yuen Long with western Tsuen Wan.
Incentive aims to promote modern industrial development at two sites in Northern Metropolis.
Food and Environmental Hygiene Department wants to boost awareness, increase inspections following rise of pests’ infestation rate in city.
Developers will be able to use platform to download project information, including planning parameters, land lease terms and design requirements.
Blaze broke out on Saturday afternoon near Tai Tong in Yuen Long.
Authorities have revised plans for Hetao Shenzhen-Hong Kong Science and Technology Innovation Cooperation Zone to expand its floor size.
Development Bureau paper outlines land use plan for ‘New Territories North New Town’ under Northern Metropolis megaproject.
The China Eastern Airlines service will operate as daily return flight and is part of efforts to expand use of C919 globally.
Case has been classified as animal cruelty and no arrests have been made yet, police say.
Bernadette Linn says non-binding deal to support megaproject does not require commitments for formal tenders.
Recent discoveries are significant, but experts say city needs more resources, talent to deal with them.
Erik Yip, who found six fossilised dinosaur eggs in Guangdong last month, says he has made similar discoveries in Europe.
Head of city’s second-largest public housing provider says organisation has made ‘good progress’ and will continue to clamp down on misuse.
Lisa-Marie Tse revealed her two other dogs had died earlier this week after eating poison-laced meat left on a road.
‘This project could help retain the character of the city and will be a cultural quarter,’ architectural firm director says.
