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Rosanna Law Shuk-pui
The latest news on Rosanna Law Shuk-pui, Hong Kong government official, including Hong Kong politics news and updates.
People walk through the Nakamise Shopping Street at the Asakusa district in Tokyo on January 8, 2026. Photo: AFP
Hong Kong economy

Hong Kong travellers continue to favour Japan despite geopolitical tensions

Flights from city to Japan remain unaffected while weaker currency is attracting Hongkongers to the popular destination.

Hong Kong society

Hong Kong eyes bigger marathon with egg waffles and milk tea to cheer runners

Hong Kong’s Tai Po fire tragedy

No Hong Kong cabinet reshuffle until Tai Po blaze probe wraps up: sources

Hong Kong tourism

Hong Kong to build elite fencing, sports venues in Northern Metropolis

Secretary for Culture, Sports and Tourism Rosanna Law confirms strategic sites in Northern Metropolis earmarked for top-tier fencing training and competition venues.

Hong Kong’s men’s foil fencing team (from second left) Cheung Ka-long, Lawrence Ng, Leung Chin-yu and Ryan Choi soak in the applause after winning an historic gold medal at the 15th National Games last November. Photo: Elson Li
Hong Kong society

Hong Kong’s CineArt Cinema to open branch at newly vacated Ma On Shan site

Firm says it will open new branch at former Emperor Cinemas location before Lunar New Year, bucking trend of closures.

Hong Kong society

Hong Kong’s Ma On Shan loses its only cinema amid wave of movie theatre closures

Emperor Cinemas shuts down its MOSTown shopping centre theatre on Monday, saying vouchers and coupons still valid at other branches.

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Hong Kong tourism

Hong Kong a top countdown city as 200,000 visit on New Year’s Eve: minister

Tourism sector representatives underscore need to direct visitors from tourist hotspots to other parts of city.

People pack Salisbury Road outside The Peninsula hotel in Tsim Sha Tsui. Photo: Karma Lo
Hong Kong tourism

Editorial | Visitor targets in sight as Hong Kong back on map for tourists

Major events and new venues have tourists flocking to Hong Kong again, with growth led by non-mainland long-haul visitors.

Hong Kong tourism

Hong Kong records 17% rise in November visitors as numbers near full-year target

City nears 49 million target, with 45.2 million visitors so far as mega-events and new venues draw tourists from mainland China and beyond.

Hong Kong

Editorial | Christmas brings hope at time of heartbreak

Sense of love and sharing inspired by seasonal events may help ease Hong Kong’s pain in wake of blaze tragedy and encourage an outpouring of charity for victims.

(From left) Secretary for Culture, Sports and Tourism Rosanna Law, Swire Properties chief executive Tim Blackburn and Post editor-in-chief Tammy Tam at the tree lighting ceremony. Photo: Dickson Lee
Hong Kong sports

Editorial | Back to the drawing board for Hong Kong football after loss to Singapore

The team must lick its wounds and learn from the defeat so it can deliver for the fans and the city.

Leon Jones (right) of Hong Kong vies with Ryhan Stewart of Singapore during the Asian Cup Qualifiers third round group C match in Hong Kong, on November 18. Photo: Xinhua
The Football Association of Hong Kong, China

Singapore minister apologises to Hong Kong government after ‘idiots’ insult

David Neo privately messages Rosanna Law Shuk-pui to say sorry for disparaging remarks about city football team’s fans and players.

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The Football Association of Hong Kong, China

Exclusive | Hong Kong football boss Westwood to leave job days after Singapore defeat

Source says head coach to go after 15 months in the post, with departure tied to failure to qualify for 2027 Asian Cup finals in Saudi Arabia.

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The Football Association of Hong Kong, China

Hong Kong football chief backs manager Westwood after fans call for sacking

HKFA president Pui Kwan-kay also says he will not bow to pressure stemming from comments made by sports minister Rosanna Law.

Singapore’s players celebrate for their victory after the Asian Cup 2027 Qualifiers match against Hong Kong at Kai Tak Stadium. Photo: Sam Tsang
The Football Association of Hong Kong, China

Hong Kong fans want Westwood sacked, sports minister questions coach’s tactics

Supporters take to social media to vent frustration at city’s head coach Ashley Westwood after Asian Cup qualifying loss at home to Singapore.

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Hong Kong’s have been venting their frustration following their team’s loss to Singapore. Photo: Sam Tsang
2025 National Games

Historic third gold makes Ceci Lee undisputed queen of Hong Kong cycling

Lee takes omnium crown in front of packed crowd at city’s Velodrome, moments after Siobhan Haughey wins two bronze in five minutes.

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2025 National Games

Siobhan Haughey says her best is yet to come after winning historic Games gold

Star claims city’s first swimming title at a National Games, and has three more events still to come in Shenzhen.

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Hong Kong society

Explainer | How has Hong Kong-Singapore Asian Cup football qualifier revived scalping issue?

Coming match on Tuesday sold out in less than 80 minutes last Friday, but one reseller offered tickets at nearly 17 times official price.

Home fans cheer for the Hong Kong team at the AFC Asian Cup qualifier against Bangladesh in October. Photo: Sam Tsang
The Football Association of Hong Kong, China

Not our job to prevent scalping, Hong Kong football boss tells ticketless fans

Charles Cheung says game against Singapore sold out because ‘our matches are popular’, adds there are no measures to stop ticket reselling.

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2025 National Games

National Games: high praise as Hong Kong cyclist Ceci Lee strikes gold again

Lee defended her title in Zhuhai, becoming only the third Hongkonger to win a gold medal more than once at the National Games level.

2025 National Games

Excitement builds as Hong Kong embraces pivotal National Games role

The National Games will officially open in Guangzhou on Sunday, but Hong Kong is already well into its stride as a co-host.

Fans packed into Kai Tak Arena to watch Hong Kong’s men in the semi-finals of the handball tournament. Photo: Elson Li
2025 National Games

Hong Kong venues ‘ready’ for National Games, city’s No 2 official says

Chief Secretary Eric Chan says Games will showcase Hong Kong’s major-event hosting strength and Greater Bay Area sports collaboration potential.

Hong Kong’s Victoria Park is among the venues hosting National Games events. Photo: Elson Li
2025 National Games

Hong Kong’s role in National Games as part of GBA one of ‘immense significance’

City playing host reflects government’s trust and reliance and could see region taking on events such as World University Games, Asian Games.

2025 National Games

Hongkongers snap up fencing, rugby, beach volleyball tickets for National Games

But 70 per cent of tickets for city’s events still up for grabs as sports minister Rosanna Law says enthusiasm will grow once competitions begin.

2025 National Games

Hong Kong joins sister cities in taking up torch for National Games relay events

Sports minister Rosanna Law says authorities well prepared for Games, notes only one-third of local event tickets have been sold.

The torch crosses Victoria Harbour on the Star Ferry for the relay event. Photo: Felix Wong
Hong Kong sports

Kai Tak Sports Park bookings run into 2027 as Hong Kong Stadium faces revamp

Culture chief Rosanna Law says HK$30 billion complex in Kai Tak has entered ‘operationally sound phase’ eight months after launch.

Hong Kong supporters present a giant tifo during an AFC Asian Cup Qualifiers match between the city and Bangladesh at Kai Tak Stadium last month. Photo: Sam Tsang
2025 National Games

Hong Kong officials eye Legco poll push with a little boost from National Games

Telecoms group PCCW-HKT is the latest company to encourage employees to cast their ballots in December 7 poll.

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2025 National Games

First National Games medal for Hong Kong as Halliday storms to sailing gold

City’s team off mark in 15th edition of Games, as Paris Olympian handles last-day pressure for success in Guangdong.

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