Daily Archives: Tuesday, November 4, 2025
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Experts call for preservation of Kwong Hing Tai Pier as gov’t moves to reclaim site
The government is reportedly reclaiming the long-vacant Inner Harbour Pier 11, also known as “Kwong Hing Tai Pier,” prompting a local cultural entrepreneur to call for ... -
Public advocates for ongoing cash handouts in next year’s Policy Address
The Government Information Bureau (GCS) announced that the government concluded its collection of public feedback on the 2026 Policy Address late last month, receiving 3,548 suggestions, ... -
Economy posts 8% growth in Q3 on tourism surge
The local economy continued its steady recovery in the third quarter, buoyed by robust growth in the services sector and sustained tourist inflows during the summer ... -
LRT passengers reach a new high in October
The Light Rapid Transit (LRT) reached a new high in October, recording a daily average of 30,800 passengers. The record slightly surpasses the one set in ... -
Hengqin Port implements ‘smart immigration clearance’ with facial recognition
Authorities will enforce a new “smart immigration clearance” procedure at Hengqin Port starting tomorrow, November 5. The new measure, in line with the central government’s initiative ... -
Senior officials take oath of allegiance to SAR
A total of 264 senior officials from the public departments and entities took their oaths of office yesterday at the China–Portuguese-speaking Countries Commercial and Trade Service ... -
MGTO hosts Japanese travel agents to boost tourism ties
The Macao Government Tourism Office (MGTO) hosted nearly 30 travel agents from Tokyo and Osaka from October 29 to November 1 to strengthen tourism cooperation and ... -
Wholesale and retail trade sees downturn in 2024
The Wholesale & Retail Trade sector recorded receipts of MOP126.18 billion and expenditure of MOP115.39 billion in 2024, down 8.4% and 6.7% from 2023, with a ... -
Transport and communications sector posts growth in 2024
The Transport, Storage & Communications Sector recorded receipts of MOP28.65 billion and expenditure of MOP23.59 billion in 2024, up 7.5% and 8.3% year-on-year, with a gross ... -
Beijing broadens cross-border travel measures covering Macau
China’s National Immigration Administration (NIA) has unveiled a new set of measures to further streamline cross-border travel, a move expected to strengthen Macau’s integration within the ... -
SSM: Flu cases still on the rise
The Health Bureau (SSM) has reported that around 25% of respiratory samples collected over the past two weeks tested positive for influenza, indicating active transmission. Clusters ... -
Second phase of Ruins of St. Paul’s bronze statue restoration pushed to 2026
The Cultural Affairs Bureau (IC) announced that the second phase of the bronze statue restoration at the Ruins of St. Paul’s will now begin in early ... -
Qingmao checkpoint surpasses last year’s border crossing record
The Public Security Police Force (PSP) reported that, as of the end of last month, the Qingmao checkpoint had recorded a cumulative total of 30 million ... -
Casinos surpass expectations in October as high-end gaming leads recovery
The casino industry defied expectations in October, posting its strongest gains since mid-summer as casinos recorded gross gaming revenue (GGR) of nearly MOP24.09 billion, representing a ... -
Wynn’s path to sustainable workforce development
As the Macau SAR continues to expand its tourism, hospitality, and service sectors, the importance of nurturing local talent has become increasingly clear. Developing skills, providing ... -
Run of Hope Macau draws over 400 participants for cancer research
The annual Run of Hope Macau saw record participation this year, with over 400 runners taking part in the community-focused event. Organized by Four Seasons Hotel ... -
Sands China donates MOP300,000 to support Caritas Macau charity events
Sands China has contributed MOP300,000 to support Caritas Macau’s 56th Charity Bazaar and the 2025 Charity Run, marking the 22nd consecutive year of donations to the ... -
Smart grids can drive ASEAN’s industry boom
ASEAN’s next growth phase won’t be built only on roads, ports and railways, but on invisible highways of electricity. Power disruptions and forced reductions in renewable ... -
Tariffs are Trump’s foreign policy tool, but court could change how he uses them
President Donald Trump sees tariffs — or the threat of them — as a powerful tool to bend nations to his will. He has used them ... -
1995 Israeli PM shot dead
Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin has been assassinated. Mr Rabin was shot three times at close range in the stomach and chest by an assailant as ... -
2025 GEG Lusofonia Festival showcases diverse cultural vibrancy
The “2025 GEG Lusofonia Festival” wrapped up with a vibrant two-weekend showcase of the rich artistic traditions and culture of China and Portuguese-speaking countries. This year ... -
Table shows rich elite on top ahead of PSG-Bayern and Liverpool-Madrid clashes
Europe’s top teams appear to have finally come to grips with the new-look Champions League. The standings look very different heading into the fourth round of ... -
50 torchbearers carry flame through Macau to open National Games events
Chief Executive Sam Hou Fai noted the city’s efforts to ensure the successful running of all events in the Macau Competition Zone of the 15th National ... -
Hong Kong court rejects Tiananmen vigil organizer’s bid to quash indictment
A Hong Kong court yesterday rejected a former Tiananmen vigil organizer’s attempt to quash her indictment, pressing ahead with a landmark case widely seen as part ... -
A great wealth transfer is happening in China
Have you and your relatives fought over ancestral homes and inheritance? I am raising an uncomfortable question, I know. China’s billionaire families have certainly had their ... -
Tuesday, November 4, 2025 – edition no. 4830
* Pier pressure — Cultural experts urge the preservation of Kwong Hing Tai Pier as gov’t moves to reclaim the site * Society Public calls for ...
