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dog abuse

Cop pays 35,000 pataca fine for mistreating dog

A Judiciary Police officer has paid a fine of 35,000 patacas for mistreating his dog, but does not face criminal charges

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Global media group

Local firm to ink Portugal media deal next month

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uber drivers

Former Uber drivers reportedly operating again

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phone scammers

Recent phone scammers not from mainland says police

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Malaria

Goverment confirms imported malaria, dengue cases

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Ho Chio Meng case

Court convicts 6, acquits 3 in trial related to ex-top prosecutor’s graft case

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transmac

Four buses no longer stop at Praça Ferreira do Amaral

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Where does Macau's water come from?

Where does your water come from?

In end-2016, Macau’s total population was 644,900 and annual water consumption hit 86.70 million cubic meters. The number had been steadily rising. “Over the past decade, Macau’s population has increased by nearly 26 percent and water consumption has increased by 44 percent, with the [Taipa and Coloane] islands seeing the most significant growth in water consumption."

Red pandas in Macau

Red panda day out

Most Macau visitors know that in the heart of Coloane live two giant pandas and their offspring. But many are not aware that two red pandas have recently taken up residence alongside the bigger animals at the Seac Pai Van Park.

Carlos Couto

Two pieces of a great life

Couto is the founder of CC Atelier de Arquitectura, the largest private architecture firm in the city. Since its establishment in June 1989, it has designed many of Macao’s most famous structures, including the Macao Government Headquarters, The Landmark Macau, the new Court of First Instance building in Macao, Macau Fisherman’s Wharf leisure complex as well as seven stations of the new Macao Light Rapid Transit system in Taipa.