On Tuesday's Backchat, restructuring of Cathay Pacific and the future of RTHK.

Speaking to media on Friday, the CEO of Cathay Pacific, Tang Kin-wing said the company will not rule out any options to minimise the cost of operation. He refused to ans...

On Monday's Backchat, not Disneyland, and supermarket coupons.

On Wednesday, the government decided not to extend an option for Disney to buy a 60-

hectare site next to the park.

Disney says it's extremely disappointed that the government has ended t...

On Friday's Backchat, Liberal Studies.

A task force reviewing the local school curriculum is calling for a major overhaul of the subject, including stripping out discussion of current affairs, before the government decides whether it should be kept a...

On Thursday's Backchat, police and journalists.

The head of the Police Public Relations Branch has defended a change in the force’s accreditation policy regarding journalists, saying it’s fair, objective, and more transparent.

The police announce...

On Wednesday's Backchat, Covid-19 and the reopening of schools. The government has announced classes will be resuming in phases. The first batch of students will return to school on Wednesday. How are schools preparing for students to return? Is it...

Can judges stay out of politics? As Hong Kong faces its first judicial resignation reportedly because of National Security Law we’ll be asking how far judges are being drawn into the political fray—both here and in the US.

Australian judge James Spig...

8:30-9:30 

Jason Poon, Chairman of Chinat Monitor 

Tom Yam, member, Citizen Taskforce on land supply 

8:30-9:00 

Andy Kwan, Director, ACE Centre for Business and Economic Research

9:00-9:30 

Ryan Ip. Head of Land & Housing Research, Our Hon...

On Friday's Backchat, will there still be a "Made in Hong Kong"?

Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development, Edward Yau, said he met the US consul general on Wednesday morning and asked him to pass a letter to Robert Lighthizer, saying Washingt...

On Thursday's Backchat, we'll be discussing Chinese-learning for non-Chinese speaking students. 

There is a serious lack of teaching materials systematically designed for NCS students that cater to their varying needs, and all the problems that come ...

On Wednesday’s Backchat, Mass testing effectiveness and the economy.

 About 1.78 million people have taken part in the government’s multi-million mass testing programme for Covid-19 that ended on Monday. The 530-million-dollar project, that last for...