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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.
PCR-based method to allow law enforcement to identify shark species in hours as opposed to previous DNA tests that took days, UN official and local authorities say.
Ocean Park chairman Paulo Pong says he hopes the twins can be introduced to everyone after Lunar New Year.
Mo Li expresses gratitude to his father, saying he is ‘the only human being who loves me so much’.
Legco welcomes government’s decision to heed concerns raised by lawmakers that machines would undermine privacy and vote secrecy.
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West Kowloon Cultural District to embark on residential project with new investment arm, as board member touts ‘open-minded’ approach.
Lawmaker Adrian Ho says he has ‘personally’ heard from pop stars whose applications were repeatedly rejected by venue.
Exhibition offers new ways to discover the two cultures, says Laurent Salome, director of the National Museum of the Palaces of Versailles and Trianon.
Authority announces incorporation of WestK Enterprise Limited to ‘drive commercialisation’ in wake of earlier crisis.
Branch has no screenings listed after Thursday evening, while employees say they are unsure whether they should clock in there on Friday.
‘We condemn retaliatory actions by the People’s Republic of China against US officials,’ America’s Department of State says.
Female found near Yi O on Lantau Island on Tuesday evening, and had been seen with a calf in October.
Eva Nguyen Binh, an ambassador for French cultural diplomacy, calls for protection of cultural links during time of tense trade discussions.
Spectrum of the Seas ship arrives at new home port, as operator responds to departure of minister who oversaw chaotic terminal transport.
The 2024-25 financial year will be third in row for government to record deficit of least HK$100 billion.
Whale earlier discovered in shallow waters off Lantau Island, but declared dead a day later as authorities scrambled to rescue animal.
Volunteers came together on Hong Kong’s Senior Citizens Day to hold wedding ceremony for couples aged 60 and above.
What does it take to maintain loving marriages that span decades? These 20 couples, aged 60 years or older, shared love secrets at a mass wedding
It says it has no connection to social media posts claiming to offer high prices to private collections on behalf of Hong Kong museums.
More than 10 million Shenzhen residents will be eligible to visit Hong Kong under the arrangement, government says.
Washington ‘playing despicable tricks by distorting facts’ in advisory hitting out at national security law, office says.
Analysts say presence of PLA Navy ships will show country’s military might to residents and improve sense of national identity and pride.
City leader says aviation capacity must ‘soar’, but challenges remain for carriers as long-haul market recovery drags on amid Russia-Ukraine war.
Three-runway project has been hailed as a ‘game-changer’ for the city to enhance its status as an international aviation hub.
Labour authorities ‘looking into’ drone fleet for inspecting worksites, after 11 industrial accident deaths in first half of the year.
‘Temperatures will fall progressively over coast of Guangdong in next couple of days, and weather will become fine and dry,’ Observatory says.
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.
Government also says ‘actual’ representatives for Lai had clarified so-called international legal team had not received instructions to act on his behalf.
