Flexing femininity: The rising power of female bodybuilding

In recent years, the bodybuilding scene in Macau has gained serious momentum, particularly among women who are redefining strength and fitness. Athletes such as Coco Cheang, Iris

Survey indicates majority of residents perceives a lack of adequate sports facilities

A survey conducted by the Macau General Union of Neighbourhood Associations (UGAMM) has revealed that around 70% of respondents exercise regularly, indicating a relatively high level of physical activity among

50 seven-seater taxis take streets today

A total of 50 brand-new black taxis were introduced onto Macau’s streets yesterday, with the aim of enhancing transportation in the region. The individual overseeing the initiative

Beijing grants tour groups registered in Macau, HK visa-free to Hainan

The National Immigration Administration announced yesterday that individuals from nations that maintain diplomatic relations with China are permitted to visit the southern island province of

Politburo vows to support consumers and improve confidence in its slowing economy

China’s powerful Politburo has endorsed the ruling Communist Party’s long-term strategy for growing the economy by encouraging more consumer spending and weeding out unproductive companies to promote

Community advisor unhappy with Taipa Houses Museum changes

A member of the Islands District Community Service Consultative Council, Ku Man Tat, is unhappy with the Municipal Affairs Bureau’s (IAM) decision to revamp the ground in front

Broadway musical ‘Annie’ takes Macau

Annie, a beloved family-friendly musical that tells the uplifting story of a courageous orphan girl and which takes its audiences on a journey back to

Anti-terrorism bill underway

Confirmation from the Office of the Secretary for Security regarding the government’s efforts towards anti-terrorism legislation has come, following an inquiry by legislator Lei Chan U last month.

Man falls victim to AI-generated nude video

A local man is suspected to have fallen victim to blackmail involving a fabricated “nude video” created using artificial intelligence, following an online interaction with a female user.

Domestic worker commits suicide in new employer’s house

The Judiciary Police (PJ) is investigating the recent alleged suicide of a woman in the bathroom of a residence in Coloane. The woman was taken to the Conde

Food safety during summertime tops concerns of IAM committee members

Food safety during summertime was the most discussed topic during yesterday’s meeting of the Municipal Affairs Bureau (IAM) Consultative Committee. In the period before the agenda

DSOP receives eight pre-qualification proposals, five to submit bids

The government has received a total of eight proposals in the pre-qualification tender for the design and construction of the Taipa Grande Hill Tunnel, which

Lai welcomes largest gathering of IPAC in Taipei, Beijing slams it as ‘not credible’

Taiwanese leader Lai Ching-te welcomed what he called the “largest-ever” delegation of foreign lawmakers to Taiwan and said yesterday it showed the importance of democracies uniting,

US boosts alliance with Manila with $500 million funding and pact

Washington’s top diplomat and defense chief announced $500 million in military funding yesterday to boost Philippine defenses and progress on a proposed military intelligence-sharing pact as both

Helicopter spotted crashed on a mountain 17 days after being lost, bodies of pilots found

The wreckage of a Cambodian military helicopter that went missing more than two weeks ago with two pilots aboard was spotted Monday on a mountaintop, the

Senate to pass bill designed to protect kids from dangerous online content

The Senate is expected to pass legislation today that is designed to protect children from dangerous online content, pushing forward with what would be the

Here’s what to know about Seine River water quality during Paris games

Swimming has been off-limits in the long-polluted Seine River in Paris for more than a century. So with Olympic swimming events on tap for the

China, Timor-Leste to enhance ties

China and Timor-Leste pledged yesterday to deepen partnership under the Belt and Road Initiative and expand cooperation in agriculture, green development, the digital economy, and air transportation,

Tesla recalling more than 1.8 million vehicles due to hood issue

Tesla is recalling more than 1.8 million vehicles because of a hood issue that could increase the risk of a crash. Billionaire Elon Musk’s Tesla is recalling some

Bigger BRICS building a multipolar world

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim announced on Sunday that Malaysia has officially applied to join the greater BRICS grouping. In late May, Thailand’s Cabinet approved a draft application

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