Welcome to The Brew. As always, it’s mostly Aussie day at this time of the week, so business futurist Morris Miselowski is back at 12.10, after a week on the road giving the pharmaceutical industry a taste of pills to come. He'll tell you all about that. At 12.40 Jarrod Watt returns with his slice of Australia, and some great music. Then, at 1.25, it’s our weekly meeting with Dr. Merrin Pearse. Today, he's with Alfy Weston, the General Manager of New Life Plastics, to talk about the largest food-grade ready plastic recycling facility in Hong Kong. Join Merrin and Alfy on Facebook live if you can.
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On Wednesday's Backchat, we're asking: where is Hong Kong's property market heading?
The number of home sales has surged in recent weeks, following the removal the decade-old cooling measures in last month's Budget. Homebuyers were out in force at a new development in Kowloon Bay on Sunday, with most of the 336-units on offer being sold by the end of the day. Analysts say pent-up demand is partly
fuelling the buying activity, following the end of the property curbs.
And while there's been no immediate increase in home prices so far, there are varying predictions for the direction of the market for the rest of this year, with the timing of interest
rate movements likely be a major factor.
After 9:45, we discuss calls to introduce new laws against cyberattacks.
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On Tuesday's Brunch with Noreen, we're chatting with award-winning MSF doctor, Harmony To, about providing medical care to war-torn regions. Dr. To received the Hong Kong Humanity Award 2023, and she is a critical care specialist doctor working with Médecins sans frontières. After 11 'Chewsday' reporter Andrew Dembina talks about Taiwanese cuisine. Do get in touch with your song requests and comments on Facebook.
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