International Short Film Festival to feature 121 films and music videos

The International Short Film Festival kicked off yesterday at Teatro Capitol, running from Dec. 3 to Dec. 10. Organized by the Institute of European

Sam Hou Fai pledges integrity and broad vision in leadership

Macau’s Chief Executive-elect, Sam Hou Fai, has vowed to uphold integrity and serve the public’s interests as he prepares to take office. With nearly

Council pledges to establish robust framework to protect intangible heritage

The Cultural Heritage Council convened its sixth plenary meeting of the year yesterday, chaired by Deland Leong, president of the Cultural Affairs Bureau (IC).

DSAL hosting targeted job fair with 154 vacancies

To assist unemployed residents to meet sector demands, the Labour Affairs Bureau (DSAL) and the Macau Federation of Trade Unions (FAOM) will host three job matching sessions mid-December

Carbon monoxide poisoning case reported

The Health Bureau confirmed a case of carbon monoxide poisoning involving a 10-year-old girl in the Kuan Ieng Building on Dec. 1. The girl lost consciousness after using

CE: People’s Liberation Army is Macau’s ‘iron wall’

The People’s Liberation Army (PLA) Macau Garrison celebrated its service to the SAR for the last 25 years yesterday. In a speech marking a quarter century since PLA

Reflections on the Macau GP: from vision to victory

The Macau Grand Prix has been a cornerstone of international motorsport since its inception in 1954. The annual race continues to captivate racing enthusiasts with

Resident deposits increase to MOP761b

The Monetary Authority of Macao has reported continued growth in broad money supply for October. The currency in circulation and demand deposits rose 0.1% and 2.5%, leading to

Police uncover loan sharking operation

During an investigation into illegal loan sharking, the police have uncovered two separate cases at the same illegal hotel, rescuing two gamblers and arresting four mainland men guarding

Galaxy Entertainment Group Celebrates the 25th Anniversary of the Establishment of the Macao SAR with Exclusive Festive Offers Across a Diverse Array of Hotels and Dining Brands

  In celebration of the 25th anniversary of the establishment of the Macao Special Administrative Region, Galaxy Entertainment Group, (hereafter referred to as “GEG”), has rolled out an array of

Navigating autism community’s needs: fostering inclusion and understanding

The public’s perception of autism often remains clouded by misconceptions, but the Macau community is working to bridge the gap and empower individuals on the spectrum.

FAOM survey reveals high levels of stress among workers

A recent survey conducted by the Macau Federation of Trade Unions (FAOM) and the Women’s Committee of the Confederation of Trade Unions has revealed high levels of

Lawmakers question plan’s real effects

The government plan that aims to revitalize six historical districts was the subject of a debate yesterday at the Legislative Assembly (AL). The plan, which calls

Hengqin line opening expands Macau’s LRT

The Hengqin Light Rail Line officially began operations yesterday. A commissioning ceremony was held to celebrate the launch of this new extension.  The new

Song Man Lei appointed TUI president

Judge Song Man Lei made history as the first woman to be appointed president of the Court of Final Instance (TUI). Her appointment was made

15th National Games budget to exceed MOP620 million

The budget for the upcoming 15th National Games, co-hosted by Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macau in 2025, is projected to exceed MOP620 million. This budget will cover a

SSM reports low flu rates

The Health Bureau reported that as of late November, the infection rates for influenza and COVID-19 in the region are both below 5%, indicating low levels of infection.

Woman apprehended over fake employment

Police apprehended a woman in her 40s from mainland China who claimed that she paid MOP18,600 to a shop for assistance in obtaining foreign worker status, which she

Police probe new investment fraud case with MOP1.84m in losses

The police are investigating a new investment fraud case involving a middle-aged woman who lost MOP1.84 million. The victim met a netizen through a messaging app in late

Lawmakers call for reforms to accessibility law for barrier-free environment

Lawmakers Ho Ion Sang and Angela Leong have urged the government to reform the city’s current legal frameworks on accessibility. In a separate written interpellation,

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