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Natalie Wong
Senior Correspondent, Hong Kong
Natalie is an award-winning journalist specialising in policy analysis with a focus on Hong Kong politics. She also moderates SCMP events and is passionate about video storytelling. She is the co-author of Post Portraits – Hong Kong’s 25 years of change through the lens of the South China Morning Post (SCMP Publishers, 2023). Previously, she worked for i-Cable News (HK) and BBC Chinese (London).
Beijing conducting major review of port and shipping assets held by private mainland and local businesses, source says.
Zheng Yanxiong tells business leaders to be vigilant and make contributions to national development at seminar on ‘spirit’ of ‘two sessions’.
Short-haul markets such as the Philippines and Indonesia record the steepest growth in arrivals.
Forecaster says visibility to remain low on Saturday too as humid easterly airstream hits coast of Guangdong.
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Observatory says showers, thunderstorms expected in a few areas on Saturday, with mercury dipping further to 14 degrees Celsius on Monday.
Xia Baolong says tertiary institutions should also strive to make city hub for high-calibre talent as he meets HKUST leaders in Beijing.
At China’s concluded ‘two sessions’, the nation’s top annual political gatherings, the city was asked to expand international exchanges but to do that, it has to first win many battles.
City’s representatives to China’s top legislature submit proposal that would allow mainlanders to buy properties through direct remittance.
Migration and citizenship minister Seema Malhotra says in letter the Home Office will amend the immigration rules ‘at the earliest opportunity’.
Report by S&P Global Ratings says excess of office space the ‘most acute’ problem facing sector.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang stresses Hong Kong’s role in connecting nation with rest of world, while liaison office director lists critical ideas city should grasp.
Finance chief Paul Chan has presented ‘very generous’ budget at time when city needs bold solutions to deficit woes, experts say.
Finance chief Paul Chan says move will increase revenue by HK$1.6 billion per year, adding impact on air passengers will be minimal.
Observatory says mercury to rise slightly in middle of next week, while conditions on Saturday remain cool.
Senior Counsel Jose-Antonio Maurellet says any interference in judicial work will ‘undermine the administration of justice’.
The Post examines the difficulties the government faces should it cut expenditure in major spending areas, such as the HK$2 transport subsidy, public healthcare and civil servant salaries.
Asean must grow its global links and stand together to mitigate effects of external shocks, say panel speakers at ‘China Conference: Southeast Asia 2025’.
Tengku Zafrul Aziz, Malaysia’s trade minister, says Asean should continue to engage with Washington while also diversifying supply chains.
At Post’s China Conference: Southeast Asia 2025, ex-city leader highlights potential for deeper economic cooperation between country and bloc.
Government had expressed ‘strong disapproval’ of temporary suspension along with US’ imposition of an extra 10 per cent tariff on the city’s products.
Authorities locate boy, six, and his aunt in Pat Sin Leng early on Wednesday after pair separated from companions the night before.
Thousands of passengers forced to wait for up to 24 minutes at some stations as workers rushed to fix fault on five-car engineer’s train.
Announcement confirms earlier report from Post on plans to open CR7 Life Museum celebrating Portuguese superstar’s footballing career.
Revenue over five-day period slumps to HK$30.6 million from HK$48.6 million last year.
Family reported 47-year-old man missing after he left his home in Lam Tin on Friday morning.
Observatory says cold front has formed over northern part of Guangdong province, and is expected to move across coastal areas on Monday morning.
‘There will be a significant change midweek, as a strong easterly airstream will soon replace the monsoon,’ a senior scientific officer says.
Robert Chung was escorted from his home on Monday morning for questioning for the second time in two weeks, Post learns.
