House of Dancing Water actress hurt during rehearsal

A 35-year-old entertainer from the City of Dream’s well-known show, House of Dancing Water, was rushed to hospital after the fell from a height of 20 meters during a rehearsal

Government annual honors recipients revealed

Three former secretaries and the chief of police were awarded one of the government’s highest accolades, the Golden Lotus. The administration announced the awards yesterday, stating that 59 individuals and organizations

MSAR rejects independent human rights body

The MSAR has rejected a United Nations Committee Against Torture suggestion to establish an independent human rights body, According to a TDM report, the response to the committee’s requester stresses

Statistics | Banking sector employment remains stable

There were 5,928 full-time employees working across 28 banks at the end of the third quarter of 2015, according to data released by the government. This represents an increase of

Corporate Bits | Chateau Mont-Redon wine pairing dinner at Copa Steakhouse

The dinner will give wine lovers a chance to experience wines that are not normally available in Macau. Two of the wines available at the wine paring dinner are Chateau

Chinese financial reforms collide with ‘too big to fail’

Chinese leaders’ ambition to use market forces to make the state-dominated financial system more efficient is colliding with their version of “too big to fail.” The latest reform target is China’s

Real Estate Matters | Common misconceptions about renting a property in Macau (Part 1 of 6)

Juliet Risdon is a Director of JML Property and a property investor. Having established the company in 1994, JML Property offers Investment Property & Homes. It specializes in managing properties

Ding brothers contest Shanghai Citi Group Building ownership in Macau trial

Those who have been to Shanghai, and particularly the Bund, will remember a building on the other side of the river (Pudong), with a giant screen – The Citi Group

Negotiator wants legally binding climate agreement from Paris talks

China, the world’s biggest carbon emitter, wants a legally binding agreement to be reached at a world climate summit in Paris that begins on Nov. 30. China hopes the summit will

Australia blocks ranch sale to mainland buyers on security fears

Australia blocked the sale of the nation’s largest private landowner to an overseas buyer, saying the location of one of the company’s 10 cattle ranches in a weapons testing area

Xi decries Islamic State execution as Syria war touches Beijing

President Xi Jinping condemned the Islamic State’s execution of a Chinese national, an act that raises pressure on China to take a greater role in resolving Syria’s civil war. Xi issued

Kidnapped businessman says he was forced to kill woman 

A wealthy Chinese businessman told police that kidnappers forced him to kill a woman and then tried to blackmail him about it, officials and news reports said. Police in Yibin city in Sichuan

APEC declaration | Leaders call for urgent cooperation against terrorism

Asia-Pacific leaders called yesterday for governments to urgently increase cooperation in the fight against terrorism as they wrapped up annual talks haunted by the Paris attacks. “Under the shadow cast by

Canadian newcomer Trudeau a fresh face among APEC leaders 

He’s younger than the next youngest leader by six years and nearly a full generation behind the 60-year-old average age of his Pacific Rim peers. Newly elected Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, 43,

Japan | Sia video features child karate master with Olympic dreams

She has a soft spot for Duffy the Disney Bear and her favorite food is chocolate. She does her homework before dinner but really loves skateboarding, playing video games and

Egyptian plane crash | IS releases photo of bomb it says downed Russian jetliner

The Islamic State group has released a photo of a bomb hidden in a soft drink can that it said had brought down a Russian passenger jet over Egypt last

Paris Attacks | Officials: Suspected jihadi mastermind, cousin died in raid

The Belgian extremist suspected of masterminding the deadly attacks in Paris died a day ago along with his female cousin in a police raid on a suburban apartment building, French officials said

This Day in History | 1945 – Nuremberg trial of Nazis begins

The four judges who make up the International Military Tribunal took their seats at 1000 hours to hear the charges read out. The offences included waging a war of aggression, violating

Football | La Liga: Madrid and Barcelona meet amid Messi doubts, security fears

Sunday, 1:15am Real Madrid v Barcelona H 2.55, D 3.75, A 2.88 The biggest game of the year has arrived in Spain, filled with doubts over the presence of one of its biggest

Briefs | Golf – Poulter, Fraser early leaders in European Tour finale

All Blacks captain Richie McCaw made it official: He's retiring from all rugby after a record 148 test matches across a 15-year international career capped with back-to-back World Cup titles.

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