Burying the dead in one of the most densely populated places on Earth

With a tiny area, crowded Macao simply can’t afford to devote too much land to cemetery use, but getting people to accept alternatives to burial is running into cultural obstacles.

Loving your job this Labour Day in Macao

How passionate are you about what you do for a living?

It’s going to be an all-China final at WTT Macao

In the women’s competition, Chen Meng meets Wang Manyu, while the men’s final sees Ma Long battle against Wang Chuqin.

What Ramadan and Eid-al-Fitr mean to Macao’s Muslims

The city’s Muslims are fasting in anticipation of Eid-al-Fitr, one of Islam’s two biggest holidays. But lack of local understanding makes Ramadan hard for some.

How to make the most of Easter in Macao

Jesus is the reason for the season, but there are plenty of non-religious ways to celebrate Easter here, too.

Urban gardening: an answer Macao’s been looking for?

More locals are growing their own produce, combatting carbon miles and food waste in the process.

‘I want my life to have a purpose.’ Meet the women fighting for a better deal for their fellow domestic helpers

Some 60 percent of Macao’s women are able to go out to work, many because they have back up from a silent army of foreign female domestic helpers – a community we are spotlighting on International Women’s Day.

On pointe: Where can you learn ballet in Macao?

Whether you want to pirouette your way to good posture or perform ‘Swan Lake’, ballet is on the rise in the city. Here’s where to sign up for classes.