The Taipa Grande Observatory recorded a temperature of 34.6°C on the day of the Mid-Autumn Festival, setting a new high since records began 72 years ago
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The announcement follows a vetting procedure carried out by the Electoral Affairs Commission and the Committee for Safeguarding National Security
Hong Kong’s annual music shindig rolls out over three days, starting November 29, at the Central Harbourfront
The move is being hailed as a ‘crucial cornerstone’ in diversifying the financial ecosystem of Macao
Seven are dead and dozens wounded as wildfires that began Saturday continue to rage out of control
Multiple years of frost, persistent rain and an increasingly unpredictable climate in Jura have many questioning the long-term viability of winemaking in the area
Residential property transactions in August fell 43 percent in comparison to July, while the average price per square metre dropped by 15 percent
Around a quarter of a million visitors entered Macao during the initial two days of the Mid-Autumn Festival holiday, which began on Sunday and will end today
The Sports Bureau is organising a fun walk across the bridge on 29 September giving you a chance to check it out on foot – and get some exercise while you’re at it
There were more crimes reported in the first six months of 2024 compared to the same period in 2023 or in pre-pandemic 2019, but violent crimes were a fraction of the total
Red tape and lack of a centralised vision are reportedly hampering efforts by casinos to fulfil their contractual obligations to build non-gambling facilities
A five-month low in industrial output has seen both Goldman Sachs and Citigroup lower their 2024 GDP forecasts for the country