Australia | School criticized for allowing cross-dressing

An Australian high school has been criticized for allowing students to wear boy or girl uniforms regardless of gender. The Newtown High School of Performing Arts in inner Sydney changed its

USA | Elections: Donald Trump notches 3rd straight win in Nevada caucuses

Donald Trump decisively won Nevada’s Republican caucuses for his third straight victory yesterday as his two main rivals, senators Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz, battled for second place in

Migrant crisis | Austria wants a full stop to people influx along Balkans

  Austria wants not only to crimp the influx of migrants pouring into Europe but to fully stop it, its interior minister declared yesterday as she convened a meeting of ministers

This Day in History | 1956 Khrushchev lashes out at Stalin

In a sensational speech to the 20th Congress of the Communist Party Mr Khrushchev painted a graphic picture of a regime of “suspicion, fear, and terror” built up under the

Offbeat | Meerkat expert cleared of assault in zoo love triangle spat

A former meerkat expert at London Zoo was cleared this week of assaulting a monkey handler in a love spat over a llama-keeper. Two High Court judges said Tuesday that Caroline

Football | Man United looks to avoid embarrassing Europa League exit

  Louis van Gaal was signing autographs after Manchester United’s victory in the FA Cup on Monday when one voice from a group of mostly young fans wished the Dutchman the

Motorsport | F1 approves new qualifying for 2016, faster car for 2017

FIFA asked presidential candidates to provide details of their intended victory speeches ahead of tomorrow’s election in a bid to keep them on message while the governing body’s tries to

Views on China | China’s credit conundrum

China has two very good reasons to slow the gusher of cheap money that continues to flood its economy. The first, obviously, is to prevent the kind of financial implosion

Thursday, February 25, 2016 – edition no. 2504

* Challenges faced by local media debated at the University of Macau * Fourth quarter retail sales down * Building a ‘more authentic’ personal brand * ‘Lawmakers not up to the task’   DOWNLOAD

The Buzz | Attorney: Settlement reached over painting stolen by Nazis

An attorney for a French woman who sued the University of Oklahoma over a painting that the Nazis stole from her family says a settlement has been reached and that

Pound plunges as Cameron makes pro-EU case in UK Parliament

  A vote to leave the European Union would be “a great leap into the unknown” at a perilous time for Britain and the West, Prime Minister David Cameron said, as

World Briefs

SOUTH CHINA SEA China’s Foreign Ministry reasserts Beijing’s right to develop its South China Sea island outposts following a U.S. think tank’s report that China has built new radar facilities

Briefs | Singapore’s archbishop alarmed by Madonna’s concert

Archbishop William Goh has expressed grave concerns from Singapore’s Catholic Church over Madonna’s upcoming concert in Singapore. He also reminded Catholics that it was their “moral obligation not to support

Gaming | SJM records 38.7 percent fall in revenue

According to a statement issued by SJM, last year the gaming operator held a 21.7 percent share of Macau’s gaming revenue, including 25.3 percent of the mass market and 20.2

Inflation up 3.81 percent

Macau’s composite Consumer Price Index (CPI), a main gauge of inflation, rose 3.81 percent year-on- year in January, up from 3.73 percent growth in the previous month, the Statistics and

Arts | Printmaking Triennial exhibition extended

The event received 560 submissions from 22 countries and regions. Local printmaker Wong Cheng Pou planned this year’s exhibition, which is the first edition to accept submitted works. The prints, chosen

Proposal limits vehicle use of HK-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge

  A proposal to limit the number and kinds of vehicles allowed to use the Hong Kong-Macau-Zhuhai Bridge has been made by Hong Kong’s Transport and Housing Bureau. In a submission to

Mong Kok riots diverted tourists to Macau

Chairman of the Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB), Peter Lam, has said that the Mong Kok riots during the CNY encouraged tourists to choose to visit Macau, media outlets in

Suspected drug users arrested in Shenzhen

According to reports, two suspected drug dealers were also arrested in the city’s Shekou district as a result of information provided by the alleged drug users. However, their nationality was

Police received over 7,500 noise-related complaints

The Prevention and Control of Environmental Noise Law took effect one year ago. The police revealed that as of Monday over 7,500 complaints have been filed. According to a TDM report,

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