Finding Leptanilla macauensis
A new ant species named after Macao was discovered by university student Danny Leong... Read more.
Making the big, scary dream come true
Macao game developers have created the first video game using the city’s iconic historic sites as backdrops... Read more.
Riding the waves
International wakeboard riders of all ages meet in the city for the first Macao Wakeboard & Wakesurf Open... Read more.
Exploring Macao’s history from the garden path
For such a compact city, Macao is home to an impressive collection of 44 parks and gardens, covering almost ten per cent of the land area. These lush, green outdoor... Read more.
Into Macao’s urban fabric
Traditional Chinese settlements pátios serve as valuable heritage enriching Macao’s cultural identity.... Read more.
And the award goes to…
The 2017 Decorations, Medals and Certificates of Merit Awards were given to 42 individuals and organisations in January... Read more.
In praise of our silent giants
Macao is home to an impressive number of old and valuable trees, which have defied the odds to survive in this urban jungle. ... Read more.
Magnifying creativity
Macao‐based Chun Man Publishing Co Ltd aims to take its comic and anime creations to the next level with a chain of indoor amusement parks.... Read more.
Repairing the bond between humans and nature
After spending 300 days crossing 39 countries in five continents, Joe Chan gained a deeper understanding of the concepts of cycle and balance... Read more.
Denis Murrell: 28 years of art adventures in Macao
Famous for his technique of combining acrylic paints with ink and tissue paper, abstract artist Denis Murrell has created hundreds of paintings over nearly 30 years... Read more.