On Monday's Backchat, we looked back at the 30th United Nations Climate Change Conference - or Cop30 - that has wrapped up in Brazil. Countries were expected to submit their progress on carbon reductions, and discussions on topics ranging from biodiversity to climate financing were at the top of the agenda. Environmental pundits will tell us all about the 10-day conference.

After the break, we spoke to a Hong Kong, China rugby star who recently helped the SAR squad clinch gold at the National Games, and the Kai Tak Sports Park general manager, about how the sport is flourishing in the city.

And finally, the Fire Services Department and the Chinese University of Hong Kong recently established a partnership in organising a training module on emergency care and preparedness.

9:05am-9:30am: 30th United Nations Climate Change Conference

Speakers:

Amos Tai, Professor and Director of the Earth Systems Programme at the Chinese University of Hong Kong

Yau Wing Kwong, Founder and CEO of the Environment Association

Ho Wai Fun, Programme Manager at Carboncare Innolab

9:32am-9:50am: HK mens' rugby team won gold at the 15th National Games

Speakers:

Robbie McRobbie, General Manager, Sports Cotnent and Development, Kai Tak Sports Park

Max Denmark, Hong Kong China Rugby Player

9:50am-10:00am: Fire Services Department and Chinese University co-organise course of emergency care

Speaker:

Dr. Tony Yung, Senior Lecturer at the Jocky Club School of Public Health and Primary Care of the Chinese University of Hong Kong