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* World Press Photo Exhibition — Macau is the only place in China to show sensitive exhibition highlighting protests from around the world * The President of the Municipal Affairs Bureau said
— Gov’t gives no clues about return timeline for non-Chinese bluecard holders * Covid tests required for school sports competitions this year — The annual interschool sports championships is expected to resume
Q&A | JAMES LIANG: ‘The data says we should be optimistic about November, December’ * Greener buses promised under contracts extended to 2026 * The Times has learned of two new hotels
— In an exclusive interview with Macau Daily Times, Pun Weng Kun reviewed some of the most significant milestones four years in his role * Hong Kong extends social distancing measures
— Lanterns installation for Moon Fest removed from downtown garden after plagiarism allegations * FinCEN leaks | Macau banks involved in laundering of MOP544M — Local banks show up in documents of
* Influenza clusters — Some 33 children across five schools have got the flu, just weeks into the new school year * Green space to shrink over next 20 years, admits gov’t
— The world’s first state-backed digital currency will first be used for finance and banking to back interbank money transfers and not as tokens available for consumers * Light Festival aims
— Weather bureau considers issuing Signal no. 1 today * Fashion festival aligns with green sustainability * A non-resident security guard from the mainland has been charged by the PSP with sexual
* Landfill or not to fill — Fate of new Zone D to be decided by the public * Eight animal welfare associations jointly petition Gov’t * The gov’t hopes more Asian countries
— The 6-month long drought of mainland tourists due to the pandemic has been a drain on RMB banknotes in Macau * Boao Forum in Lionel Leong’s future * Air Macau to
— Responding to Covid-19 demands, the Macau Grand Prix is dropping its F3 race in favor of the Chinese Formula 4 series * Threat to world peace — Beijing blasts back
— Unable to change quota code, thousands of dismissed bluecard holders face new hurdle in job search * Central Library project back to old Hotel Estoril * Liberalizing online gaming has been
— Flights to Seoul, South Korea will be halted late September further isolating Macau from the world outside greater China * Miss Macau runner-up slammed for post about Mulan
* Xi declares victory over pandemic * Parents, nurseries unhappy with gov’t U-turns * Hong Kong to loosen public gathering limits as cases fall * Forum Macao delegates and officials highlight personal qualities
* Xu Yingzhen leaves Forum Macao top post * Helena S. Fernandes exclusive | ‘MGTO role remains unchanged’ despite move to Economy secretariat * After a lengthy public debate, children under the
— Foreign worker associations say the gov’t has overlooked many of their concerns about employment agencies * Law excludes professions in bid to save jobs * Tale of two doctors | Macau
— Public consultation on the Urban Master Plan starts today for a future city of 808,000 people with an area of 37sqkm * Light Rail East Line to go underground * China
— Shun Tak’s 400 property units in Hengqin Port were sold in three minutes on WeChat; 20% of buyers were from Macau and Hong Kong * Charlie Hebdo: 14 suspects on
— A new instruction for cleaning dog urine from public areas has left owners scratching their heads * No relief for casinos after August fails to bring revenue bounce * Hong Kong
* Hotels under obligation — A new law may require hotels to lend support to the government in times of public crises. The scope of support remains to be defined * QR
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