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Ambrose Li
Reporter, City
Ambrose joined the City desk in 2023. Prior to the Post, he was a television documentary producer on current affairs around the region and is passionate about human interest stories. He holds degrees from Durham University and University College London.
Chung Suet-ying beat out industry veterans such as Sandra Ng to clinch trophy, marking turning point for star who started out studying journalism in Hong Kong.
Financial Secretary has dinner with industry heavyweights at local restaurant, elaborates on border I&T park development with Shenzhen in blog.
Weather will remain cloudy with a few rain patches even as Man-yi weakens and departs, Observatory says.
Watchdog reviews privacy policies of 10 travel platforms, finds three have yet to add data retention sections after being contacted.
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Government also says ‘actual’ representatives for Lai had clarified so-called international legal team had not received instructions to act on his behalf.
Children not having proper desks to do homework is the main reason for problems, Society for Community Organisation says.
Betty Fung, CEO of West Kowloon Cultural District Authority, says music centre the next construction priority, if funds available.
Toraji is one of four storms to emerge simultaneously in November for the first time since records began in 1961.
Ho Kai-ming, undersecretary for labour and welfare, says government ‘saddened’ by four recent fatal incidents that occurred within a week.
Vendors sold products such as sushi, bread and canned products that had expired or were from unknown sources, authorities say.
Organisers are expecting 30,000 attendees for the two-day music festival along Central Harbourfront.
Victim called police saying he was being attacked and chased before he fell off commercial building in Mong Kok.
Elderly resident was hiking towards Shing Mun Reservoir with four friends when he was stung on his ring finger.
Annual New World Harbour Race may also be cancelled if No 1 warning signal in force on Sunday morning.
Splash Foundation, organiser of Make Waves relay, aims to raise HK$3.5 million to fund free swimming lessons for the underprivileged.
Peter Yan’s new role will involve reaching out to at least 350 enterprises by 2025 to encourage them to establish or expand local operations.
Police, firefighters and medical personnel arrived at scene after receiving report at around 7am.
Twelve stalls fail to get bids and one insider estimates prices have fallen to lowest level in 17 years.
Welfare chief Chris Sun declines to give details on letters sent to care homes in the past year, but says warnings can raise awareness.
Most successful bids for regular dry goods stalls at Victoria Park fair next year below average price from most recent edition.
Highest bid for prime spot at Victoria Park stood at HK$182,000, down from HK$220,000 previously.
Immersive art space ends two-year run in city, offers 50 per cent discount on tickets until 31 December closing date.
City leader says measure will boost tourism and business exchanges, and may be expanded to cover visitors from more mainland cities.
Authorities are suddenly enforcing a long-standing ban on surfing, but aficionados say officials are missing why the sport should be promoted instead.
Authorities are looking to tackle manpower shortage by opening up employment opportunities previously reserved for postgraduate students.
City will offer more tax sweeteners to family offices, enhance a talent investment scheme, and build an international gold trading market.
Tsuchinshan-ATLAS was first discovered in images taken early last year, with budding astronomers across region hoping to catch a glimpse.
E-payment service provider also says number of active users of ‘tourist mobile Octopus’ during break tripled compared with last year.
City has witnessed spate of business closures amid change in consumer trends following end of Covid-19 pandemic.
Relaxation of measures encouraging, but effectiveness of changes depends on details yet to be ironed out, they say.
