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On Wednesday's programme, we'll look at the latest policy change on Hong Kong's waste paper recycling. Starting from tomorrow, Hong Kong will pulp all recovered waste paper locally at the EcoPark facility in Tuen Mun rather than relying on exports.

Then, a local NGO will talk about the rising trend in child abuse cases in recent years.

After the break, we'll learn about a joint study by the University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen University and Tsinghua University, which found that the United States' efforts to restrict access to proprietary technologies may potentially narrow the technological divide between China and the US in the long term.

To wrap it up, a representative from Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden will tell us about its latest campaign on promoting plant-forward eating in Hong Kong.

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On Brunch this Tuesday, 29 September, with Shazia Awan-Scully: just after 10.45 Radio 3’s Carlos Escueta joins Shazia with everything you need to know about the Asian Games. Then, after 11.00, Brian Henderson, founder of Move Men, joins Shazia to talk about men’s wellbeing and the benefits of Emotional Freedom Technique - or EFT tapping - which can help lower stress. And after 11.30,.it’s time for The Bright Side with Raphael Blet, joining us with some uplifting stories.

Weekdays 10:05am to midday - on Radio 3

It’s Tuesday on The Brew. At 12:10 biz futurist Morris Miselowski joins us live from Melbourne. It’s Brain Week, and Stanford reckon your brain isn’t one organ, it’s two. The bit that keeps you breathing and your heart going grew from a completely different starting cell to the bit that does maths and poetry and worries about the mortgage. They’ve just been sharing a skull for about 500 million years. At 12:40 Jarrod Watt with this week’s Aussie news and more great tracks from Down Under. Then at 1:25, this week only, Classical Music Day is on a Tuesday. Paul Archibald joins us from Bangkok. International Music Day is Thursday, so we’ll whizz around the world and explore different styles and cultures, all wrapped up with a bit of classical influence.

Every weekday afternoon from 12:05 until 2... Only on Radio 3

Michael Lance takes you on a night-time journey back to the classic 'smooth FM' sounds of radio days gone by. Join him every weekday evening from 10.05 until 1 the next morning for After Hours with Michael Lance. Listen to the soulful melodies of R&B, soft rock ballads that defined a generation, iconic anthems, and the pop hits that keep our hearts beating in rhythm. Rediscover your favorites and uncover hidden gems, as After Hours gives you the perfect soundtrack to your late-night adventures. So, whether you’re sliding into your comfy chair, grabbing the wheel, or surrendering to the magic of the night, tune in to After Hours with Michael Lance.

Weekdays 10:05pm to 1am - On Air - Online - On Radio 3

Stay with us throughout the night, every night, from 1.05am until dawn, as we slowly wake up with you. Enjoy the non-stop mellow side of the 70s to the 90s at first, with some legendary ballads and soft rock hits, which gently grow in pace, moving you towards the 2000s and a perfect morning mix of happy 'new day' songs by the time the sun comes up.

Night Music - Seven days a week from 1.05am... only on Radio 3