On Monday's Backchat, public toilets. The government is setting aside $600 million to upgrade 240 public toilets around town . How do you evaluate our conveniences? What's the worst WC and the best bog? How could cleanliness be improved? Should cleaner...

On Friday (March 1st) morning 8-9am, a special phone-in with a chance to put your comments and questions directly to the Financial Secretary Paul Chan.

 After 9am, review of budget with special guests on Backchat.

On Thursday's Backchat the Budget. Financial Secretary Paul Chan said HK$10 billion will be set aside for any additional expenditure the Hospital Authority may run up as it struggles to cope with overwhelming demand for services at public hospitals. H...

On Wednesday's Backchat, think tanks in Hong Kong. A 'Policy Innovation and Coordination Office' has replaced the Central Policy Unit for the Government, and plays a big part in putting together the annual policy address. Now it's head Betty Fung says...

On Tuesday's Backchat, racial discrimination.  There's pressure on the administartion to change the law on Racail Discrimination, which has been in place for  a decade. As it stands, the Government's functions and powers (including for example many pol...

On Monday's Backchat, private recreational leases. The Home Affairs Bureau recently released the results of the public consultation on Hong Kong's private recreational leases, covering 24 private sport clubs including golf, yachting and cricket. It's r...

On Friday's Backchat, more on the Greater Bay Area. Thursday's symposium, Co-organised by the People's Government of Guangdong Province, the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region and the Government of the Macao Special Administrativ...

On Thursday's Backchat, the Fanling Golf Course. The Executive Council has accepted the Task Force's recommendations including developing part of the Fanling Course. Its reported this would mean retaking 32 hectares. The course's private recreational l...

On Wednesday's Backchat, country parks. The AFCD has launched a consultation on enhancing the recreation and education potential of country parks and special areas. It covers enhancing existing facilities, including the visitors' centres; open museums;...

On Tuesday's Backchat, the Greater Bay Area. The government is announcing an outline development plan for the Pearl River area. How is it different to previous plans? Is it Central Planning? Will it be good for our economy, or put us at risk?

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