The Chief Executive, John Lee, will be live in our studio this Friday morning 18th September, at three minutes past 8, for his 2026 Phone-in.

Call 233 88 266 during the programme, to put your questions about Hong Kong’s First Five-Year Plan and the 2026 Policy Address to the Chief Executive directly. Hosted by Priscilla Ng and John Bruce, this live broadcast will also be available on TV 32, RTHK’s online platforms, our RTHK ON THE GO app, and… the Radio 3 Facebook page.

The Chief Executive's 2026 Phone-in - This Friday morning after 8 - here on Radio 3.

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On the show today, Jeff Cheung will be joined by resident financial expert, Peter Guy and Alvin Leung, Senior Director within the Valuation & Advisory Services team at Colliers for a business and markets update, including a dive into takeaways from Chief Executive John Lee’s Policy Address.

Plus, we’ll be hearing part two of the two part feature about the oil industry’s floating storage production and offloading sector with Ton van den Bosch, Head of Projects, Energy and Infrastructure and Mahesh Rai Managing Director of the Dispute Resolution Department, from law firm Drew & Napier.

And Steffanie Yuen, Managing Director, Head of Hong Kong at Endowus talks about retirement confidence in the age of AI in the first part of a two part feature. 

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On Thursday's programme, we focus on Hong Kong's first five-year plan and the policy address delivered by Chief Executive John Lee. 

A panel of experts joins the show to talk about the plan to advance the housing and economic development of the Northern Metropolis, with a target of building over 70,000 housing units in the coming five years, while the residential unit size requirements will also be raised. 

The government also aims to increase the public housing supply to 196,000 flats in the next five years, so the waiting time for public housing can be shortened to less than four years by 2030. 

After the break, we'll discuss how authorities plan to speed up the development of three university towns in the Northern Metropolis. They will be located in San Tin, Hung Shui Kiu and Ta Kwu Ling, and each one will have a distinct focus that encompasses the five elements of education, technology, industry, talent and urban development.

As always, we'd love to hear your thoughts. Call us at 2338-8266, WhatsApp 6899-8518, email backchat@rthk.hk or comment on our Facebook page. 

It's Brunch Lite today with Shazia Awan-Scully, as at 11 o'clock we'll be broadcasting Hong Kong’s First Five-Year Plan and the 2026 Policy Address, live from LegCo, with Chief Executive John Lee.

Your normal Brunch service will resume tomorrow.

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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.

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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.

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