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DSAL opens applications for cultural internships in Hengqin
The Labour Affairs Bureau (DSAL) announced that it has opened applications for a 12-week cultural internship program in Hengqin at its Culture & Art ... -
July 31 deadline set for property tax payments
The Finance Services Bureau (DSF) reminds residents to settle 2025 Urban Property Tax bills and payments by July 31, warning that late payments will ... -
Where Asia’s Best Bars Meet in Macau
Bar Patuá is where every visit becomes a vibrant tale. Inspired by journeys, cultural encounters and unexpected discoveries, the bar invites guests this ... -
IPIM leads business delegation to Mozambique
Macau is leading a 29-member business delegation to Mozambique from July 20 to 25, the Commerce and Investment Promotion Institute (IPIM) said. According to ... -
“GEG Responsible Gaming Promotional Program: Football World Cup Series” Promotes Rational Entertainment to Team Members and Local Community
Galaxy Entertainment Group (“GEG”) has long supported the Macau SAR Government’s responsible gaming initiatives. Upholding the philosophy of “Play Responsibly”, GEG continues to deepen ... -
First-half visitor arrivals rise 9%, with international visitors growing more slowly
Macau recorded nearly 21 million visitor arrivals in the first half of the year, surpassing the 20 million mark for the first time in ... -
Youth career expo offers 1,600 openings as graduates face competitive job market
Local labor officials are stepping up calls for early career planning, launching a two-day Youth Career Expo on Friday at the Macau Tower that ... -
LRT East Line stations to go underground, gov’t announces
The Public Works Bureau (DSOP) announced on Saturday that Qingmao Station and Civic Sports Park Station on the Light Rapid Transit (LRT) East Line ... -
PJ cyber center to upgrade detection system
The Judiciary Police (PJ) will complete an upgrade of its cybersecurity situational awareness system this year and overhaul key regulatory frameworks, PJ director Sit ... -
First solar-storage-EV hub completed at Taipa fuel terminal
Macau’s first integrated clean energy facility combining solar generation, battery storage, and electric vehicle charging has been completed at the Pac On fuel terminal ... -
Malaysian national busted at airport with 3.4 kg of marijuana hidden in suitcase
A Malaysian man was arrested at Macau International Airport on Saturday after allegedly being recruited by a drug trafficking syndicate to smuggle 3.4 kilograms ... -
Mid-term population census to target 26,000 households
The authorities have announced that this year’s mid-term population census will take place over a three-week period starting this Saturday. Notification letters containing detailed ... -
Public servant transferred to prosecutors over alleged sexual harassment
A man employed by the Macau Post and Telecommunications Bureau (CTT) has been transferred to the Public Prosecutions Office (MP) on suspicion of sexual ... -
2040 population forecast factors in skilled talent influx
The Macau Urban Master Plan draft projects a total population of approximately 783,000 by 2040, with authorities acknowledging that the figure includes the resident ... -
Gov’t cautious on plans to allow businesses to expand services
Government officials have urged caution over relaxing rules on mixed-use business operations as Macau holds its second public consultation on the proposed regulatory framework ... -
Police continue to enforce random street operations
The Public Security Police Force (PSP), together with other security forces, said it will continue to conduct random street operations to maintain public security. ... -
Mosquito breeding index remains at warning level for second consecutive month
Macau’s mosquito breeding index has remained at the yellow alert level for two consecutive months, indicating widespread distribution of Aedes mosquitoes, the Health Bureau ... -
Taipa crash sends rider to hospital; driver cited for fatigue
A motorcyclist was injured on July 18 in Taipa after a private car allegedly failed to yield the right of way at the junction ... -
Low-pressure system may develop into tropical cyclone later this week
A low-pressure system is expected to develop and move into the central and northern South China Sea later this week, with the possibility of ... -
Online platforms seen as key to easing cab shortages as 700 new taxis planned
Online taxi platforms could help ease cab shortages and improve passenger access as Macau prepares to add 700 new taxis from 2027, industry representatives ... -
Rape cases rise almost 30%, but security chief says figure may be misleading
The number of rape cases in Macau increased by 29.4% year-on-year in the first half (1H) of this year, official statistics revealed yesterday. Despite ... -
10-story, two-star hotel set for Patane as land concession approved
Another new hotel is set to be developed in Patane, as the government’s Official Gazette published a Secretary for Transport and Public Works order ... -
Gov’t seeks operator for Cotai open-air venue in new public tender
The Cultural Affairs Bureau (IC) has launched a public tender to choose a new operator for the Macao Outdoor Performance Venue in Cotai, setting ... -
Social service institution linked to alleged MOP13 million subsidy fraud scheme
The Commission Against Corruption (CCAC) has uncovered an alleged public subsidy fraud scheme involving a social service institution, with the amount involved exceeding ... -
Lawmaker urges gov’t to improve civil service mobility and retirement benefits
Lawmaker Song Pek Kei has urged the government to further improve the civil service career system and mobility mechanisms, while calling for additional support ... -
CPTTM marks 30 years with push for digital transformation
The Productivity and Technology Transfer Center (CPTTM) marked its 30th anniversary with a reception on Thursday to highlight its role in upgrading local industry ... -
DICJ, casinos discuss measures to curb illegal phone betting
The Gaming Inspection and Coordination Bureau (DICJ) met with representatives of the city’s six casino operators on July 14 to discuss measures against illegal ... -
Grease backlog prompts stricter enforcement on eateries
Authorities have renewed calls for restaurants to maintain grease traps or face steeper penalties after removing approximately 1,500 kilograms of grease from sewers this ... -
UTM student wins silver ahead of global skills contest
A student from the Macao University of Tourism (UTM), Bianca Mak Correia, secured a silver medal in restaurant service at the WorldSkills Australia Global ... -
Bookings open for Hong Kong automated parking
Macau residents can now apply for and book access to Hong Kong International Airport’s automated parking system under the “Park and Visit” scheme. The ... -
SME finds foothold in Sands China supply chain as diversification drives growth in food and beverage sector
Macau’s diversified food culture continues to underpin its position as a regional dining destination, with thousands of visitors drawn daily to its restaurants and ... -
SMEs receive MOP32.6 million in gov’t support in 1H
The Economic and Technological Development Bureau (DSEDT) approved 101 applications under its Small and Medium-sized Enterprise (SME) Aid Scheme in the first half (1H) ... -
The final is set: Messi and Argentina will face Yamal and Spain for the title
The best offense. The best defense. The World Cup final is set, and fittingly, a clash of styles awaits. Lionel Messi — the most prolific goal ... -
FIA unveils new cars and team lineups for FR and F4 World Cups
The worldwide motorsport governing body, the Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA), has unveiled the final list of teams that will take part in this ... -
Gov’t considers tighter controls on paid photography at tourist sites
Paid photography services at Macau’s tourist attractions would face registration deadlines and other restrictions under a proposal in the government’s consultation paper on regulating ...
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