China has won its first-ever gold in the artistic swimming category. There have also been two victories for defending champions in the weightlifting and Team China has secured a rare and surprising medal in hockey. Kelly Yu and Hailey Yip have more on the action from the Paris Olympics:

Team China will look to add a sixth diving medal in the men's three-metre platform on Day 13 at the Olympics. World record holder Luo Shifang goes for victory in the women's 59 kilogramme weightlifting while boxer Chang Yuan takes on Hatice Akbas of Turkey in the women's 54 kilogramme final. Meanwhile, Hong Kong's first Taekwondo Olympian, Lo Wai-fung, makes his debut at the age of 21. Hailey Yip reports from Paris:

On the sidelines of the Olympics, French police have dismantled a protest camp that was set up to highlight the plight of the homeless. Kelly Yu reports from Paris:

Cathay Pacific says it is buying 30 Airbus planes as part of a multi-billion dollar investment plan. The announcement by Hong Kong's flag carrier came as it offered an interim dividend, despite a drop in profit for the first six months of the year. Frank Yung reports:

An aviation expert says he is not surprised by Cathay's lower mid-term profit. Brendan Sobie of consulting firm Sobie Aviation says it is in line with the performance of other carriers and shows that demand is returning to normal. He told Elvis Yu that Cathay's budget arm, Hong Kong Express, has to expand faster and explore new routes on the mainland to become a profit driver:

A judge has rejected the mitigation of a childcare worker facing 49 counts of child abuse. Chiu Wing-sin was one of 34 caregivers who have been charged in connection with a spate of child abuse at a Prince Edward childcare centre three years ago. Elvis Yu reports:

The government has been urged to guard against the possible abuse of healthcare vouchers for the elderly. Wendy Wong reports:

The medical-sector lawmaker says community pharmacies can ease the pressure on public hospitals by separating the dispensing of drugs and medical appointments. David Lam said such pharmacies should maintain a professional clinical setting and focus only on drugs. He started by explaining what a community pharmacy was to Charlie Chun:

Some 16,000 students have received university offers through the centralised Joint University Programmes Admissions System (JUPAS). The University of Hong Kong says it has admitted eight elite athletes and 48 non-Chinese speaking students in addition to the four top scorers of local Diploma of Secondary Education exams. Professor Bennett Yim, director of undergraduate admissions and international student exchange, spoke to Natasha Ho about this year's admissions:

One of the elite athletes admitted to the University of Hong Kong is Chloe Pak. She holds the SAR record for the Under-18 and Under-20 100 metre hurdles, and was a member of the team that set a new Hong Kong mark in the four by 200 metre relay. She also represented Hong Kong in several race events. She spoke to Natasha Ho about how she balances training and studies:

Dozens of people queued outside the new National Security Exhibition Gallery before doors opened on Wednesday morning. Some of the first visitors to the new complex said they wanted to learn more about national security. Charlie Chun reports:

A court in Beijing has ruled against an unmarried woman’s right to freeze her eggs. It brings an end to the fight for reproductive services that lasted six years and drew national attention. Azam Khan reports:

Hamas has named a new political chief after Ismail Haniyeh was killed last week in Lebanon. He's the man that Israel says masterminded the October 7 attack that sparked the Gaza war. Sean Kennedy reports:

China's latest trade figures are mixed, with exports growth slowing and imports returning to the black. Carlos Escueta reports:

A preseason friendly between Kitchee and Atletico Madrid has ended with seven goals. The game was to bring some smiles back to the faces of Hong Kong football fans, and it delivered what it promised - with star names playing, a lot of goals and all for a reasonable price. RTHK's Asian football correspondent Chris KL Lau reports from Hong Kong Stadium:

Iconic architecture can be found in cities around the world, but who was the architect behind the Bank of China Tower in Hong Kong and the Louvre Museum in Paris? And what kind of songwriting can a career in education inspire? Ben Tse and Jacqueline Guico find out more in Broad Strokes, RTHK's weekly arts and culture-inspired podcast: