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美國紐約一名男子涉嫌持刀殺害4名親戚、並刺傷兩名警員後,遭警方開槍擊斃。 事發在紐約皇后區法洛克衛鎮。警方說,當地時間星期日清晨接獲一名女童報案,表示一名親戚正殺她的家人,警員到場後,這名38歲男疑兇刺傷兩名到場的警員,一名警員隨後開槍擊斃疑兇。 警方又說,疑兇過去曾經因家庭暴力事件被捕。而案中4名...
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Liverpool scored two late goals a minute apart including Trent Alexander-Arnold's winner in the 88th minute in their breathless 4-3 victory over Fulha...
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媒體:電視|日期:04/12/2023
由從前的宮殿、平房,變成今天一座座高聳入雲的高樓大廈,離不開「現代主義」的影響。 第一集,主持人建築家Manfred Yuen阮文韜與香港大學建築歷史博士黎雋維對談,了解香港建築歷史,以及現代主義對本地建築的影響。 #阮文韜 #黎雋維 #現代主義
www.rthk.hk/tv/dtt31/programme/dialoguewithmasters/episode/919220
In the 2021-2022 Budget, the Financial Secretary announced that $500 million would be earmarked to carry out enhancement works on hiking trails and country park facilities. Previously, Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department commissioned a consultancy study in 2017 to explore opportunities for enhancing the recreation and education potential of country parks and special areas in Hong Kong. Enhancement programmes have been rolled out to improve country park facilities with a view to serving the public interest. And yet, are all the specific measures taken to enhance the country parks welcomed by the public? In addition to the upgrading of facilities, how could the management and accessibility of country parks be compatible with nature conservation and sustainability?
www.rthk.hk/tv/dtt32/programme/hkce/episode/914815
媒體:普通話台|日期:04/12/2023
✨夜,媽媽們需要一刻me time的小自由; 夜,媽媽們需要一刻單純美好的小幸福~ 《夜媽媽心裡話 》星期一至四,晚上十點, 四位媽媽,一人一夜一小時,分享心情與故事, 帶您找回,一刻屬於媽媽們的甜夢幸福~
www.rthk.hk/radio/pth/programme/2022dreamalittledream/episode/920701
媒體:第四台|日期:04/12/2023
Montreal Chamber Music Festival 蒙特利爾室樂節 Vincent Bergeron, Marie-Ève Bock, Évelyne Méthot, Chloé Dominguez, Benoît Loiselle, Noémie Raymond-Friset, Bruno Tobon (cello) / Stéphane Tétreault (cello & conductor) Denis Plante (bandoneon) 貝加農、博克、馬代、杜明古茲、奈西爾、雷蒙—費錫、杜賓(大提琴) / 替提奧(大提琴及指揮) / 柏蘭特(班多鈕手風琴) BACH/GOUNOD (PLANTE arr.) Ave Maria PLANTE Suite No. 1 ‘Argentina’ Suite No. 3 ‘Noche de Tango’ GARDEL (PLANTE arr.) Por una cabeza PIAZZOLLA Oblivion and Adiós Nonino PIAZZOLLA (BARRELET arr.) The Four Seasons of Buenos Aires 巴赫 / 古諾(柏蘭特改編) 《聖母頌》 4’ 柏蘭特 第一組曲「阿根廷」 13’ 第三組曲「探戈之夜」 8’ 加度(柏蘭特改編) 《一步之差》 3’ 皮亞蘇拉 《遺忘》與《再見諾尼諾》 11’ 皮亞蘇拉(巴利列特改編) 《布宜諾斯艾利斯的四季》 25’ Recorded at Bourgie Hall, Museum of Fine Arts, Montreal on 4/6/2023. 2023年6月4日蒙特利爾美術館波基音樂廳錄音。
www.rthk.hk/radio/radio4/programme/Liveon4_rpt/episode/913670
The “Star Ferry” was founded in 1880 by a foreign businessman to provide the ferry service plying between either side of Victoria Harbour between Tsim Sha Tsui and Central. Most of the passengers then were businessmen and government officials. The general public would take the ferry across the harbour only under really emergent situations. Until 1923 when business activities grew frequent, a group of local Chinese merchants founded a new ferry company providing ferry services. Since its first service was from Yau Ma Tei, the ferry company was named “The Hongkong and Yaumati Ferry Company Limited” (HYF). Before the war, major trading and wholesale companies of Hong Kong were located on Hong Kong Island, especially around Sheung Wan, but since many Chinese still lived in Kowloon, a lot of buyers for businesses took the HYF ferry across the harbour for procuring goods. Before power tools become popular, there were a number of manually operated tools among ferry equipment. One of them was a “blast”, namely a siren, also known as an “air horn”. Inside an air horn is a very thin copper piece that vibrates to produce sound when an air current, created by stirring, flows past it. In the past whenever Victoria Harbour was blanketed in fog, sailors on ferries sailing across the harbour would take an air horn to the front of the ship and stir it hard to give blasts. This would alert the ships nearby of their position to avoid accidents from happening. After a hectic day, exhausted passengers should well space out and enjoy the 10-odd minutes of their ferry trip leisurely. Yet, there is a professional photographer who cannot help but capture the fast-changing cityscape when taking the ferry across Victoria Harbour if he / she has a camera with him / her. Whether it be a sunset, a nostalgic pier design, or people on the ferry, he / she keeps clicking the shutter. Compared to spacing out, this is another form of enjoyment. A classic ferry food, a bowl of instant noodles with luncheon meat and egg, turnsout to provide the motivation to enhance the ferry service quality. When Hong Kong’s economy took off in the 1970s, people had heavy demand for vehicular ferry services. Nonetheless, in light of the commissioning of the harbour crossings and the West Kowloon Reclamation for new airport projects, the Jordon Road Ferry Pier service was cancelled and vehicular ferry services declined. Today, the ferries have turned into “dangerous goods vehicular ferries”, providing 24-hour vehicular services for dangerous goods vehicles between Hong Kong Island and Kowloon.
www.rthk.hk/tv/dtt31/programme/hkstories51_eng/episode/869223
媒體:第三台|日期:04/12/2023
Operation Santa Claus 36 Years of the Giving Spirit Operation Santa Claus was jointly established by the South China Morning Post and Radio Television Hong Kong to connect the local community with worthwhile charities. Since 1988, it has brought joy and goodwill, and has raised HK$369 million to support 338 charitable projects. Before every Christmas, Operation Santa Claus launches a public fundraising campaign to celebrate the season of caring, sharing, and giving to those who may be less fortunate. Through the generosity of our donors and supporters, Operation Santa Claus selects and funds charitable projects that focus on children and youth, the elderly, the community, those with physical and mental disabilities, medical projects, and those concerning the environment. Please join us in supporting the Hong Kong community during this festive season, by donating to Operation Santa Claus.
www.rthk.hk/radio/radio3/programme/operationsantaclaus2023/episode/919652