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Over four tons of food waste left by stray feeding in two years
The Municipal Affairs Bureau (IAM) has said that food scraps left by people feeding stray animals remain a persistent problem, with more than four tons of ... -
MGM International Lion Dance Championship 2026 Roars Back This October
“The 13th International Lion Dance Championship 2026 – MGM Cup” will take place at the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Barra Square on October 10 to 11, 2026. ... -
Raise a Glass, Shine in Pink: Rosé Revolution Returns to MGM
Asia’s most anticipated rosé celebration returns as Rosé Revolution marks its dazzling 12th anniversary at Vista, MGM MACAU, on September 19. In partnership with The Flying ... -
1984 Epidemic ‘spreads to second hospital’
Three more people have died in the food poisoning epidemic at hospitals in Yorkshire bringing the total number of deaths to 22. The outbreak began at ... -
Competitors dig deep in Hungarian grave-digging contest
Like death itself, this was no joke. A grave-digging contest in a Hungarian cemetery may sound like the opening line of a comedy sketch. It proved ... -
Monday, September 7, 2026 – edition no. 5030
* Reconnecting Skies — Macau, Jakarta set sights on direct flights as Indonesian ties soar * Study in Macau | Gov’t offers scholarships to attract Southeast ... -
Casinos face margin pressure as gaming commissions hit record high
Local casino operators are facing increased margin pressure as competition for high-value customers drives gaming commissions to a record share of gross gaming revenue, according to ... -
Risk slopes hold steady at 298, high-risk sites fall to one
Macau recorded 298 risk slopes as of July this year, three more than last year, with high-risk sites down to just one in Coloane, according to ... -
Oxfam TowerRun returns Nov. 15 with ‘You Fund I Run’ theme
Oxfam Macau has launched registrations for the 13th Oxfam TowerRun, set to take place on November 15 at the Macau Tower. Themed “You Fund I Run,” ... -
Money supply rebounds in July
Macau’s broad money supply rebounded 1.5% month over month to MOP860.5 billion in July, according to Monetary Authority of Macao data released Thursday. Resident deposits rose ... -
Shopping carnival, children’s fair to open at Fisherman’s Wharf
The Shopping Carnival and Children’s Products Exhibition will run for three days from Sept. 4 at Fisherman’s Wharf, featuring more than 100 exhibitors, over 10% from ... -
IAS to provide extra aid to 1,900 families
The Social Welfare Bureau (IAS) will provide an additional full month of regular assistance payments to about 1,900 beneficiary families starting today to ease financial pressure ... -
Body found in waters near NAPE
A middle-aged non-resident woman was found dead in the sea near One Central Macau on Thursday morning, authorities said. Macau Customs discovered the body and transported ... -
DSAL job fairs target five sectors with 150-plus openings
The Labour Affairs Bureau (DSAL) and the Macao Federation of Trade Unions (FAOM) will host five industry-specific job matchmaking sessions in mid-September, offering more than 150 ... -
Ecological zones open for September activities
Registration opened this week for ecological activities in the city’s Ecological Zones this month. The activities are run by the Environmental Protection Bureau (DSPA), and spaces ... -
Wynn Macau marks 20th anniversary with share award scheme
To commemorate two decades in Macau, Wynn Macau has launched the “Wynn Macau 20th Anniversary Share Award” to reward eligible employees at Wynn Macau and Wynn ... -
Sands China organizes Hengqin study tour for local youth
Sands China and the Macau Youth Development Service Centre organized a study tour to the Guangdong-Macau In-Depth Cooperation Zone in Hengqin on Wednesday, bringing together university ... -
Religion Lawyer for Zion Church seeks resettlement help while transiting through Taiwan
A Chinese lawyer who defended a prominent underground church in Beijing fled to Taiwan and is seeking help for resettlement, following mounting pressure from Chinese authorities ... -
Court upholds convictions of Cardinal Zen and others
A Hong Kong court yesterday dismissed appeals brought by a 94-year-old Roman Catholic cardinal and four others over their convictions for failing to register a now-defunct ... -
Trading food for medicine and crossing the river by zip line
Some survivors sheltering in relief camps after deadly floods in Nepal were struggling yesterday to obtain essential medicines and cash, even as authorities provided food and ... -
1957 Homosexuality ‘should not be a crime’
A report sponsored by the government has suggested homosexual behaviour between consenting adults should no longer be a criminal offence. The proposal is the principal and ... -
‘Finding Emily’ is the British rom-com we’ve been waiting for
Late August can be a depressing time at the movie theater, but there’s a gem to be found in the British romantic comedy “Finding Emily,” which ... -
Diptyque unveils holistic body care collection
Diptyque debuts Les Rituels de Soin this September, a complete body care collection inspired by ancient bathing traditions. The French Maison transforms daily rituals into sensorial ... -
With a wary eye on Russia, Finland runs Europe’s largest civil defense exercise since WWII
In a civil defense shelter hewn into rock, behind doors designed to withstand a nuclear or biological attack, two Finnish conscripts wearing hazmat suits and breathing ... -
Netanyahu’s biggest reelection concern is his own supporters
As Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu seeks reelection, his main concern isn’t his political rivals. It’s his biggest supporters. A series of small, pro-Netanyahu parties are ... -
Friday, September 4, 2026 – edition no. 5029
* Property pause — Macau’s property rebound is losing steam as weak demand, falling commercial values and cautious financing cloud the second half: report * Casino ... -
Joshua Wong pleads guilty in second national security case
Prominent Hong Kong pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong pleaded guilty yesterday to conspiracy to collude with foreign forces to endanger national security under a Beijing-imposed law that ... -
Modernizing the legal framework for associations in Macau
With over 12,400 registered associations and a deeply rooted tradition of civic engagement, Macau’s associative sector is one of the most vibrant in Asia relative to ... -
WhatsApp scam targets users with fake security alerts
The Judiciary Police have warned of a WhatsApp scam targeting users through fraudulent messages sent from business accounts. Victims are falsely told their accounts are high-risk ... -
Over 70 manhole covers removed as part of roadworks optimization
The government’s working group on roadworks optimization has pushed to reduce the number of manhole covers on the city’s roads, with recent coordination efforts already cutting ... -
Macau film center opens to help industry tap into mainland market
The Macau Film and Television Industry Service Center, established by the Cultural Affairs Bureau (IC), has begun trial operations to help the local film and television ... -
FSS expands online access to Guangdong pension payments
Macau residents can now apply online to receive certain Social Security Fund (FSS) payments directly into mainland Chinese bank accounts through an upgraded “Guangdong-Macau Pension Link+” ... -
Man accused of sexually harassing student on bus
A man in his 30s has been accused of sexually harassing a female student on a public bus and was later arrested by Public Security Police, ... -
DSEDT completes merger and restructuring
The Economic and Technological Development Bureau (DSEDT), Consumer Council (CC) and Science and Technology Development Fund (FDCT) have completed their merger and organizational restructuring as part ... -
Forum examines new directions for Macau’s fine arts sector
Scholars, artists and students gathered in Macau recently to discuss the future of the city’s fine arts sector, with speakers examining the impact of cultural exchange, ...
