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Fairoza Mansor

Fairoza Mansor

Fairoza had been writing and obsessing over words for most of her adult life at Singapore's top media conglomerate before becoming Morning Studio’s in-house editor. She has produced both print and digital content and led campaigns for a wide range of brands and organisations – covering a gamut of topics from travel and lifestyle to the environment, technology and education.
Fairoza had been writing and obsessing over words for most of her adult life at Singapore's top media conglomerate before becoming Morning Studio’s in-house editor. She has produced both print and digital content and led campaigns for a wide range of brands and organisations – covering a gamut of topics from travel and lifestyle to the environment, technology and education.
Languages Spoken:
English

Why is the world so gassed up about LNG?

As the world faces a climate crisis, liquefied natural gas offers a cleaner, more sustainable energy solution and it is crucial to Petronas’ strategy for a lower-carbon future.
In partnership with:Petronas

Shaw Prize-winning scientists and mathematician share invaluable life lessons

The four winners of the prestigious Shaw Prize for 2024, (from left) Peter Sarnak, Shrinivas R Kulkarni, Stuart Orkin and Swee Lay Thein, will receive their awards in Hong Kong on November 12.
In partnership with:Shaw Prize

What does it take to protect our ‘invisible’ marine wildlife?

**FOR ADVERTORIAL USE – COPYRIGHT BELONGS TO CLIENT** Rolex Perpetual Planet Initiative.
In partnership withRolex

Why go to uncharted rivers, forests, mountains and glaciers?

*FOR ADVERTORIAL USE – COPYRIGHT BELONGS TO CLIENT** Conservationist Steve Boyes started his expedition to document the source of Southern Africa’s Zambezi River eight years ago. Photo: National Geographic/Jennifer Guyton
In partnership withRolex
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What makes today’s explorers venture ever farther?

National Geographic Society in partnership with Tribhuvan University, leads an international team of scientists and explorers up Mount Everest to conduct a scientific trip that is believed to be the most comprehensive single scientific expedition to the mountain in history. Photo: National Geographic Society
In partnership withRolex

HK Phil restages 1974 inaugural concert to celebrate orchestra’s 50th anniversary season

The Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra will commemorate its 50th anniversary by restaging its debut programme from 1974, featuring Beethoven’s Egmont Overture and Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No 5. Photo: Keith Hiro/HK Phil
In partnership with:The Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra

How 3 women scientists overcame gender bias and stereotypes

Data shows science continues to be a field dominated by men, with women accounting for fewer than 30 per cent of the research scientists now working around the world. Graphic: Shutterstock
In partnership with:Shaw Prize

Violinist Joshua Bell returns to Hong Kong to open HK Phil’s milestone 50th season

Violinist Joshua Bell will reunite on stage with the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra and music director Jaap van Zweden for the ensemble’s 50th season opener in September, which will feature the Asian premiere of Bell’s new collaborative work, The Elements. Photo: Ka Lam/HK Phil
In partnership with:The Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra

What is the story behind everyone’s obsession with Lululemon’s Align pants?

The Align pants are Lululemon’s bestselling product, with people seen wearing them everywhere, even outside of yoga studios and gyms.
Paid Post:Lululemon

Recipe for decentralised finance, or DeFi, for rookies

Recipe for decentralised finance, or DeFi, for rookies
In partnership with:Cake DeFi

How real-life heroes emerged to solve our planet’s pressing problems

Meet some incredible – and very real – individuals, who have been named Rolex Awards for Enterprise Laureates for dedicating their lives to protecting our planet today and for generations to come.
In partnership withRolex

Why everyone should care about biodiversity loss

Why everyone should care about biodiversity loss
In partnership withRolex

Why retired professional wants more girls to play rugby

The HSBC Try Rugby Programme aims to introduce the sport to students of all abilities and genders by incorporating rugby into the PE curriculum of more schools.
Paid Post:HSBC

Time to restore China’s wetlands and protect endangered biodiversity

Ecologist Wen Cheng has worked with HSBC since 2019 to restore Guangdong’s Pearl River Delta wetlands and stop flooding, pollution and the loss of native plant and animal species.
Paid Post:HSBC

How Lai Chi Wo village became Unesco-award-winning farming settlement

Many residents left Hong Kong’s remote rural settlement of Lai Chi Wo after the start of the 1960s, but it has been revitalised with its hillside farmland areas now growing numerous organic vegetables, fruits and herbs.
Paid Post:HSBC

Why a former marine police officer dedicates his retirement to picking up trash in Hong Kong’s waters

On a mission to clean up Hong Kong’s polluted waters
In partnership with:HSBC

Why Singaporean couple’s passion project to create all-natural kueh suits taste of younger generation

Singaporean couple’s sustainable take on traditional ‘kueh’ caters to health- and environment-focused residents
In partnership with:Singapore Tourism Board

Singapore’s rooftop farm experience reveals buzz bees bring to our lives

Rescued bees at The Sundowner, a rooftop farm experience in Singapore owned by serial entrepreneur Clarence Chua.
In partnership with:Singapore Tourism Board

Why avid trail runner thinks being out in nature in Singapore is unique

Brice Li, a self-processed nature lover, enjoys exploring Singapore's vast greenery and documenting his experience so others are inspired to do the same.
In partnership with:Singapore Tourism Board

This Michelin restaurant can pair seasonal French cuisine with over 1,000 varieties of wine

Chef Olivier Elzer, the culinary director of two-Michelin-starred French restaurant L’Envol at The St. Regis Hong Kong.
In partnership with: Marriott Bonvoy

What helped most when two former bankers turned their passions into new careers?

Former bankers turn passions for Brazilian jiu-jitsu and photography into successful ‘dream’ businesses
In partnership with:GoDaddy

This Michelin restaurant is an opera, with a Sicilian chef who sees himself as the conductor

Chef Angelo Aglianó is director of Tosca di Angelo restaurant at The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong.
In partnership with: Marriott Bonvoy

Port wine in a Canto-style prawn dish? This Michelin chef serves it in Macau

Jackie Ho Hong-sing is executive chef of Cantonese restaurant Lai Heen at The Ritz-Carlton, Macau.
In partnership with: Marriott Bonvoy

How one Michelin chef revives and renews forgotten Cantonese cuisine

Chef Hung Chi-kwong helms one-Michelin-starred restaurant Rùn at The St. Regis Hong Kong.
In partnership with: Marriott Bonvoy

Jayson Tang of Man Ho Chinese Restaurant sees his Michelin kitchen as a ‘battlefield’

Executive chef Jayson Tang with his team at Man Ho Chinese Restaurant at the JW Marriott Hotel Hong Kong.
In partnership with: Marriott Bonvoy

Why the chef at Michelin-starred Tin Lung Heen wants every slice of bread cut the same size

Paul Lau is chef de cuisine at Tin Lung Heen, a Cantonese fine-dining restaurant at The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong.
In partnership with: Marriott Bonvoy

Annabelle Bond would rather live a day as a lion than her whole life as a sheep

Ain’t no mountain high enough for Annabelle Bond, Hong Kong philanthropist and international adventure seeker
In Partnership With:Withers HK

How the moon’s gradual retreat from Earth inspires a Hong Kong artist

How the moon’s gradual retreat from Earth inspires a Hong Kong artist
In partnership with: Audemars Piguet

How women lead conservationists’ fight to protect Earth’s dwindling wildlife

Sangdeaun Lek Chailert, founder of Thailand’s Elephant Nature Park.
In partnership withRolex

Singapore’s iconic ‘mama shops’ remain vital part of cityscape’s heritage

Why Singapore’s iconic ‘mama shops’ remain essential and enduring part of cityscape’s heritage
In partnership with:Singapore Tourism Board
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