IAM to downsize, transfer competences on road works to DSOP

The Municipal Affairs Bureau (IAM) is set to downsize the number of workers and its scope of action, transferring the competency for constructing and maintaining roads

Lawmakers pass bill on first reading to simplify licensing for F&B establishments

The Legislative Assembly (AL) passed a bill to simplify licensing procedures for food and beverage (F&B) establishments. The bill, which received unanimous support from lawmakers,

New public housing project completed in Zone A

The A3 plot of Zone A’s public housing project has been completed and temporarily received, according to the Public Works Bureau website. Covering 11,668 square meters, the development

Two men arrested for smuggling meth through Macau

Police arrested two Malaysian men suspected of working for a cross-border drug trafficking group, using Macau as a transit point to smuggle methamphetamine. Authorities seized 718 grams of

Worker suspected of stealing over MOP260,000

A 42-year-old domestic worker is suspected of stealing over MOP260,000 in cash, gold, and diamond items from two employers since 2021. Police recovered some of the stolen property,

MGM’s ‘Macau Space Dream Project’ concludes with success

In alignment with the Macao SAR Government’s policy to cultivate scientific and technological talent, MGM, once again in partnership with the Association for Promotion of Science and Technology

Bayern and Liverpool earn statement wins as Van de Ven scores 90-meter solo goal

Tottenham’s Micky van de Ven Bayern Munich and Liverpool won the blockbuster matchups in the Champions League Tuesday. Micky van de Ven might have already scored

GEG Launches “Towards Dual Carbon · Building a Healthy Enterprise” 2025 Series to Actively Promote Green and Healthy Corporate Culture

Recently, the finale theme day of the “Towards Dual Carbon · Building a Healthy Enterprise” 2025 Series of activities and “Eat Green, Eat Healthy Creative Recipes Challenge” award

Lawmakers call for salary hikes, retention of consumption incentives ahead of Policy Address

Ella Lei Several lawmakers have called on the government and private companies to update workers’ salaries in 2026. This call, together with another for keeping the current

Minimum wage increase passed in first reading despite criticism over lack of scientific criteria

The Legislative Assembly passed an increase in the minimum wage of MOP1 per hour (from MOP 34 to MOP 35) in the first reading. The bill

Centaline: Neighborhood retail spaces see uptick as rents stabilize

The neighborhood retail rental market is showing early signs of recovery, with a noticeable rise in leasing inquiries and gradual improvement in market sentiment, according to

Gov’t introduces enhanced digital services for vehicle owners, businesses, and families

The Public Administration and Civil Service Bureau (SAFP) has introduced new digital functions under the Macao One Account and the Business and Associations Platform, enhancing online services

Sam: Gov’t to deepen cooperation, promote ‘Macau + Hengqin’ strategy

Chief Executive Sam Hou Fai said Macau will strengthen regional cooperation and pursue new opportunities in alignment with national development goals, speaking via video at the 2025

Leong Prepares for FR Debut with Tests at Vallelunga

In preparation for his debut in the FIA FR World Cup next week, local racer Charles Leong has tested Prema Racing’s FR car. The private test

MGM Macau Tennis Masters returns with Li Na, Conchita Martínez as captains

The 2025 MGM Macau Tennis Masters is set to take place on December 27-28 at the Macao Forum, featuring top international tennis talent and a two-day team format.

Galaxy Macau launches lucky draw to celebrate National Games

Galaxy Macau has launched its “Gold, Glory and Galaxy” lucky draw, offering visitors a chance to win a variety of prizes throughout November. The promotion coincides

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

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

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

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 September

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