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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.
Professor James Robinson calls Hong Kong one of the ‘great economic success stories in world history’.
Museum’s number of visitors fell by 17 per cent last year to 1 million, compared with 1.2 million in 2023.
Government Flying Service dropped water bombs to douse fire, first reported on Sunday at 4.51pm.
Academic Kenny Ng believes industry can continue to reinvent itself and build on momentum to produce wave of ‘human-centric’ films.
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Setting up exhibits at terminals and making sure cruise ships sail in a certain direction to maximise views are among suggestions.
Greater Bay Area youth job scheme offers opportunities, but some struggle to cope with fast pace, long hours.
Tourist tells local media she mistakenly stepped on the accelerator instead of the brake.
Victims bought counterfeit tickets through online platforms or social media and paid by cash or bank transfer.
Police say 56-year-old suspect had known victim for a few years.
Tourism secretary Rosanna Law says opening tenders in 2027 will be too late for a contract that expires in 2028.
The Last Dance and Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In were huge successes, but overall industry revenue declined as theatres closed down.
Wilfred Wan, whose work has appeared in major blockbusters, shares the blood, sweat and slime of his intricate craft.
Wilfred Wan’s cinematic work includes making prosthetic heads for the recent hit The Last Dance
Scores suffered data breaches in the city this year, underlining the need for stronger privacy protection.
But catering sector reports an 8 per cent boost in business on Christmas Day compared with last year.
Versailles and Forbidden City joint exhibition a sign of past exchanges and possible future strengthening of ties, experts say.
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.
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.
