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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.
Discovery of 162cm-long sea mammal on Tuesday raises tally of beached cetaceans in the city this year to 15.
Top government adviser says city must distinguish between the US administration and business sector as tariff turmoil persists.
Many residents are travelling during the break while visitors are spending less, industry leader Simon Wong says.
Beijing’s top man in Hong Kong, Zheng Yanxiong, says city should expedite Northern Metropolis and boost cooperation with mainland.
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Video shows driver overtaking stopped bus and veering into lane with oncoming traffic while carrying 10 children.
Undercover officers pose as customers in two separate cases, which are first to emerge since update to regulations earlier this year.
Rail operator says second of four devices to be installed overnight to connect track to planned Tung Chung East station.
Number of smuggling cases involving ivory, pangolin scales and rhino horn has ‘dropped significantly’ since 2021, government says.
But lawmaker Jeffrey Lam proposes following Beijing’s lead with 34 per cent tariff on US imports as show of support.
The Post looks at sectors that will be affected most as exports worth billions face vastly higher duties.
Samba dance, reggae drumming and ginga football among activities that will foster better understanding between two cultures, organiser says.
Daughter says co-founder of health and beauty chain Phillip Wain in Hong Kong, Southeast Asia, died on March 14 at his home in Australia.
Crowds flocked to The Last Dance and Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In, but cinemas still shut after takings slumped.
‘Dancing Water Drops’, by local artist Simon Ma, features 600 giant water droplets made of recycled plastic.
Chief Executive John Lee expresses condolences to victims, with one estimate putting potential fatalities at 10,000 to 100,000 people.
Galleries at city’s edition of international art fair say trade war tariffs have not affected buying sentiment among collectors.
The 10th edition of the art fair will include two galleries from the United Arab Emirates and one from Israel among 108 from across the world.
Victim stored HK$6,500 and 30,000 Philippine pesos in overhead compartment.
Group formerly known as NewJeans says it will pause all activities ‘out of respect for the court’s decisions’ amid legal dispute with former agency.
The Post covers what’s being offered across the city, including exhibitions, installations, hands-on experiences and discussions.
Different types of craftsmanship, performances, traditions and rituals among activities to be showcased across the month of June.
Transport minister Mable Chan says 38 projects picked for pilot scheme, covering activities such as emergency rescue and parcel delivery.
Kai Tak Art Week offers activities to showcase past and present in areas such as aviation, sports and community.
Leading travel agency Wing On Travel also predicts the number of people visiting mainland China during Easter will more than double this year.
Hospital Authority says it hopes to meet its service target of treating 90 per cent of urgent patients in A&E within 30 minutes.
While no drivers have been disqualified for accumulating 15 demerit points, 49 had incurred 10 within the first 6 months.
London-based Deliveroo will cease operating in Hong Kong on April 7, with the loss-making platform selling certain assets to rival Foodpanda.
Lawmaker also calls for review ahead of Hong Kong Sevens’ debut at Kai Tak venue to avoid repeat of blunder at World Grand Prix snooker event.
Video clip shows gondola swinging in strong wind in Tin Shui Wai as worker grips railings and ropes in lashing rain.
