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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.
From ticket redemption to transport arrangements, here is what attendees of the opening ceremony should look out for.
Resolution submitted by senators Jim Risch and Jeanne Shaheen a day after Hong Kong finance chief announces city’s budget.
Budget failed to lay out short-term measures to bolster revenue and city should consider adopting sales tax, analysts say.
Public should not expect overnight solutions from Paul Chan but rather steps showing there is no risk of deficit becoming structural, experts say.
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Lawmakers urge government to set more ambitious targets under proposed scheme requiring drink suppliers to help with recycling containers.
Ahead of government’s budget address on Wednesday, president Xiang Zhang says HK$41.5 billion in reserves has designated purposes.
Chen Yi-hsin of Yan Chai Hospital Chiu Tsang Hok Wan Primary School in Tsing Yi, lied about missing salary payments and withdrew funds without authorisation.
Appointment made as council’s outgoing chief, Peter Lam, returns to chairman role at Tourism Board.
Professor Cheung Yiu-fai of Hong Kong Children’s Hospital says baby can be released from ICU when she wakes up from ‘smooth’ operation.
Former lawmaker calls court order ‘absurd’ and ‘violation of human rights’, as government says assets not confiscated arbitrarily.
Hip Hing Loong Stage Engineering Company’s mainland-based creditor has filed a case with city’s High Court for firm to be liquidated.
Jeanne Cheung aims to raise HK$20 million to convert disused shopping centre, and wants to offer financial planning for community members.
Contest launched day before ‘Elder Sister’ and ‘Younger Brother’ set to make their public debut at Ocean Park.
Thousands of documents donated to Hong Kong Metropolitan University include items of Chang’s friends, Stephen Soong and his wife Mae Fong Soong.
Recording of defendant Irene Pun discussing plan to arrange boats for murder suspect Alex Kwong played in court on Tuesday.
US authorities have confirmed they will not impose a tariff on packages, it says.
Force launches investigation and appeals to public to return items to authorities if found.
Two governments hit out at ‘erroneous remarks’ after bureau under US Department of State says Lai behind bars while standing up for democracy.
Police receive report from tourist on The Peak her wallet was stolen and credit cards used, while intoxicated man in Lan Kwai Fong has mobile phone snatched.
Group will make debut performance in city under new name, joining a line-up including MC Jin and Zico from March 21 to 23.
Lawmaker calls for review of penalty mechanism to take into account scale of disruptions after passengers suffered delays on East Rail line.
Chief manager of Hospital Authority calls for precautions ahead of Sunday event, while Observatory forecasts cold weekend with possible ice.
Festival to be held at AsiaWorld-Expo will be expanded compared with last year, including bigger concert venue.
Advance figures also show gross domestic product grew by 2.4 per cent year on year in the fourth quarter.
Hong Kong Stadium welcomes Chinese New Year Cup for last time before move to Kai Tak Sports Park.
Across the city, residents and tourists stand in line for as long as 45 minutes to place bets on largest-yet Lunar New Year lottery.
Sunbeam Theatre in North Point to revive popular show as swansong ahead of March closure.
Culture minister Rosanna Law enjoys Lam Tsuen wishing tree tradition on first day of Lunar New Year, as Airport Authority welcomes visitors.
Privacy commissioner says charity failed to take ‘all practicable steps’ to ensure personal data protection.
American Chamber of Commerce survey finds 79 per cent of respondents have no intention of relocating despite concerns over US-China ties.
