搜尋結果
劉晉安 （英語： Andrew Christopher Lau Chun On ，1987年7月19日 — ），前 香港 新聞從業員，現為執業 大律師 。 劉晉安生於 美國 及在 香港 長大， [3] 曾於 now新聞台 任職港聞記者，2011年初加入 無綫新聞 出任 明珠台 記者，同年轉投 翡翠台 。 [4] 2012年，劉晉安開始兼任《 午間新聞 》和《 六點半新聞報道 》 [5] 主播，並於2013年4月開始主持《 晚間新聞 》， [6] 現時亦間中兼任 明珠台 記者。 [7] 2015年7月起，劉晉安升學，停薪留職暫別無綫新聞部。 2016年1月初恢復報道新聞。 同年8月再次辭去無綫新聞工作，入讀 香港中文大學 之法學專業證書課程。 [8] 學歷 [ 編輯]
2023年8月31日 · Andrew Lau - Journalism and Media Studies Centre, The University of Hong Kong. Published by admin at 31 August 2023. Honorary Lecturer. Prior to practising law, Andrew was a bilingual reporter for TVB News, where he also anchored the flagship newscasts News at Six-Thirty (六點半新聞) and Late News (晚間新聞).
Legal 500 Asia-Pacific 2024: Administrative and Public Law – Rising Star. Prior to practising law, Andrew was already a household name in Hong Kong: he was a bilingual reporter for TVB News, where he also anchored the flagship newscasts News at Six-Thirty (六點半新聞) and Late News (晚間新聞).
Andrew (劉晉安) is a barrister practising from Denis Chang's Chambers. He was awarded the Charles Ching Memorial Scholarship and the Patrick Yu Memorial Scholarship by the Hong Kong Bar Association....
- Hong Kong
- Denis Chang's Chambers
- 500+
- 835
劉晉安 老師. LAU, Andrew Christopher. Part-time Lecturer. Prior to practising law, Andrew was a bilingual reporter for TVB News, where he also anchored the flagship newscasts News at Six-Thirty (六點半新聞) and Late News (晚間新聞). Upon joining the Bar, Andrew was awarded the Charles Ching Memorial Scholarship.
Andrew Lau Tak-wah BBS MH JP [3] ( simplified Chinese: 刘德华; traditional Chinese: 劉德華; Jyutping: Lau4 Dak1 Waa4; born 27 September 1961) is a Hong Kong actor, singer-songwriter and film producer. He was named the "Fourth Tiger" among the Five Tiger Generals of TVB in the 1980s as well as one of the Four Heavenly Kings of Cantopop in the 1990s. [4] .
2011年1月31日 · Andrew Lau on TVB Jade. Andrew Lau (MJ 2010) was recently appointed a bilingual reporter for TVB, reporting for both TVB Jade and Pearl. After graduation, he got a job as a finance reporter at Now TV, but relishes moving into local news. “Before committing myself to journalism, I always knew I wanted to work in TV,” said Lau.
