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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).
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).
Areas of Expertise:
Hong Kong politics, policy analysis, video storytelling
Languages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
Government’s flip-flopping on mandatory seat belts aboard buses is a wake-up call for legislators to scrutinise bills more rigorously, experts say.
Observatory says residents can expect temperatures to rise to 23 degrees when holiday begins on February 17.
Hong Kong leader says government is analysing feedback from 90 per cent of homeowners affected by the blaze that killed 168 and displaced nearly 5,000.
City leader John Lee dismisses speculation about more principal official departures, says his cabinet ‘shares his philosophy’ and has met expectations.
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Finance chief tells the Post at Davos summit that Western view of Hong Kong ‘more positive’, says city must attract tech giants to build ecosystem.
Finance chief takes question from CEO of Swiss chemicals producer Clariant on whether to take ‘broader approach’ to decarbonisation.
Forecaster says intense winter monsoon expected to reach southern China next Tuesday, adding temperatures will drop appreciably over region.
City leader John Lee outlines government priorities in wake of November’s blaze, with resettlement of residents and investigations topping list.
Reshuffle not triggered by recent controversy over her choice of attire at firefighter Ho Wai-ho’s funeral but by other complaints, sources say.
Nine options for new homes listed, including redeveloping fire-ravaged Wang Fuk Court by 2035 at the earliest.
Observatory issues frost waning at 4.30pm on Wednesday, says city will experience cold mornings through Friday.
Paws Guardian Rescue Shelter reports that animal cruelty cases are ‘alarmingly common’ as it calls for stronger action to be taken.
Firefighters are investigating cause of fire, including suspected power fault, at Shek Kip Mei Estate in Kowloon.
ICAC withholds names of estates linked to cases, but says contractor of one project allegedly offered bribes to secure HK$33 million deal.
Volunteers, mobilised mostly through social media and chat groups, worked tirelessly to get supplies to affected residents.
Three-day official mourning period will begin on Saturday, authorities say, as search for 200 missing in blaze continues.
As aid flows in to help thousands of displaced residents, volunteers are mobilising through social media to help rebuild lives.
Firefighters search late into the night, combing flats across seven blocks of Wang Fuk Court and finding more bodies.
Authorities have reported 279 people missing as search and rescue operations press on.
Shihua charges up to 500,000 yuan, while Eurasau collects undisclosed ‘service fees’, for providing fake employment records, including payslips.
Rental scene is a rough proxy for how Hong Kong has changed with the arrival of new talent, in ways big and small.
Weather forecaster says No 1 typhoon warning will be replaced by strong monsoon signal as Kajiki moves across waters south of Hainan Island.
Third edition of Asean Film Festival, held between August 7 and 31, features 24 films from 14 countries.
Tropical depression will skirt southwestern coast of Hainan Island in next few hours and continue to move away from city, forecaster says.
Legislative Council has approved 117 bills since January 1, 2022, but has efficiency come at the expense of some scrutiny?
Some visitors remain undeterred after weekend ‘Wild Twister’ ride breakdown, while engineer says more oversight of safety inspections needed.
Frederick Ma says situation in city is better than most places thanks to free port status, governing principle and support from mainland China.
Hong Kong Trade Development Council’s chairman outlines vision to realign its global network of 51 offices to support businesses amid trade war.
