Have you got what it takes to be a voice@rthk.hk? Let’s find out. Radio 3 is looking for new on-air presenters. If you think you have the talent, drive, passion, and energy for radio, then let’s hear your voice@rthk.hk. Click on any of the blue links here to visit the 'voice' webpage which contains more details, tips, recording advice, and instructions for submitting your audio. You wil need to record a one-minute long message on your phone or digital recorder telling us something that’s unique and interesting about yourself. Remember, though... energy! Make us want to listen to you. Talk about any special interests and skills you have, and email it to us with a brief written introduction. So mic up... speak up... and go!'

For all the details and some tips, visit the VOICE page HERE

We'll contact you if we feel you really could be a voice@rthk.
The deadline for submissions is Saturday April 15th.

Good luck. We can't wait to hear you.

Selected Radio 3 programmes and programme segments are now available on Spotify. Join us there to listen easily, whenever you like, to our new and already growing collection of podcasts.

Operation Santa Claus (OSC) continued to promote the spirit of helping and caring to benefit those in need in the city, raising more than HK$16.7 million in donations, and overcoming another year of challenges. The funds raised by this year’s OSC campaign will be shared amongst 15 beneficiaries across the city that serve more than 12,000 people and support disadvantaged communities, including charities serving the causes of children and youth, the community, the environment, medical, elderly, and those with physical and mental disabilities.

This year’s theme of ‘Sports and All’ featured a wide range of exciting fundraising activities. Over 60 corporate and school donors, and thousands more continued showing their generous support to the campaign. OSC celebrated the conclusion of this year’s campaign by announcing four awards to noteworthy corporations and schools for their fundraising efforts. They are:
● Top Corporate Fundraiser – Morgan Stanley
● Top School Fundraiser – DSC International School
● Most Creative Corporate Fundraiser – HKSH Medical Group
● Most Creative School Fundraiser – Shung Tak Catholic English College

Since its inception in 1988, OSC has raised more than $369 million for various charities in Hong Kong. Video highlights from OSC’s beneficiaries and award-winning donors are available here: https://oschk.org.

Our Man From Ilford 
We're playing some desert island discs, this week, with our special guest, music enthusiast and friend of the show, Mr. Peter Stevens. He and Colin will discuss and play the music of Fats Waller, Al Bowlly, Jelly Roll Morton, Lonnie Donegan, and more. 

Every Sunday morning from 8.30 to 9

On Friday’s Money Talk James Ross will be talking markets and the economy with Andrew Freris, the CEO of Ecognosis Advisory, plus Le Xia, who is Asia Chief Economist at BBVA Research. In ‘Your Money’ Carolyn Wright talks to Angel Chia, the Chair of the Family Office Association of Hong Kong, about the city’s unique role as a hub for family offices. Plus, with a View from Australia, we’re joined by Abhijit Surya, who is the Australia and New Zealand Economist at Capital Economics.

Now every weekday from 8:05-9:00am, except public holidays. You can email us at moneytalk@rthk.hk, and find us on Facebook. or Twitter @MoneyTalkRadio3.

On Friday's Backchat we're talking about cross-harbour tunnel toll changes
From 2 August, the tolls on all three cross-harbour tunnels will be adjusted, as part of the government’s two-part plan to ease cross-harbour congestion.In the first part, the toll for private cars taking the Western Harbour Crossing will go down to HK$60, while those on the Cross-Harbour Tunnel and Eastern Harbour Crossing will go up to HK$30. But taxis will enjoy a flat rate of HK$25 for all three tunnels.
And in the second part of the plan that will be implemented by the end of this year, rush-hour fares for private cars and motorcycles will be introduced.
How effective will this plan be in easing cross-harbour congestion? Will motorists encounter any practical problems?
After 9:45, we will stick with transport, and look at the MTRC’s new fare adjustment mechanism
Let us know what you think on our Facebook page - Backchat on RTHK Radio 3, email us at backchat@rthk.hk, or give us a call on 233 88 266.

Welcome to Friday's Brunch with Noreen. At 10.10 we're chatting to fitness coach Nathan Solia about various supplements for boosting women's health. After 11, on today's 'Radio for Good', we're joined by Helga Vanthournout, a strategic advisor to Drink Without Waste, a local charity dedicated to reducing single-use packaging and overall waste from beverages. Do get in touch with your song requests and comments on Facebook.  

It's The Brew for a Friday, with the all important Marshy Movie Time at 12.10. Join our resident film crit James Marsh for his choice of the week's on-screen heroes and zeros. As always, do catch him on Facebook live with your comments and wit, if you can. Danny Hicks is still away, so Sports and All remains temporarily benched. Back soon. So, at 1.25 today we'll get into some motor sport with Tim Huxley. We are two races into the F1 season, and so far it looks like Red Bull dominance. Can the others turn it around? Also... it 'looks like' the Macau Grand Prix may be back in fighting form this year. Let's see. More from Tim.

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Every weekday - except public holidays -  12 midday until 2 - only on Radio 3.