Fashion & Trade: Hong Kong’s CENTRESTAGE wrapped up with a record 12,000+ buyers from 93 regions, and the public was welcomed for free across the four-day fair—another sign of Asia’s fashion engine staying hot. Macau Economy Diversification: Secretary for Economy and Finance Dora Ng reiterated the 2030 target to lift non-gaming industries to about 60% of GDP, under the “1+4” plan spanning health, tech, finance, conventions, culture and sports, while also pushing a more competitive business environment for SMEs. Community & Youth Service: The Rotary Club of Macau held a joint installation for new leaders across Rotary, Rotaract and Interact clubs, highlighting a special-needs fashion show using upcycled and recycled materials. WTT Meets ZAPE (Sports + Spending): Ticket holders for WTT events can claim up to MOP150 in ZAPE shopping discounts via QR redemption at border counters, venue booths and about 500 merchants—while ZAPE traders ask for longer-term, more distinctive attractions. MIMF Line-up: Macau’s 38th International Music Festival runs Oct 2–Nov 29 with 10 programmes, a music camp and 12 citywide “Floating Notes” activities, including Yue Opera and Puccini’s Turandot directed by Jackie Chan. Humanitarian Relief: Macau’s six casino operators pledged MOP40 million for mudslide relief in Gyirong, Xizang, supporting emergency response, resettlement and reconstruction. Healthcare Exchange: Orbis Flying Eye Hospital returned to Macau for simulation-based ophthalmology training, with a plane in town until Sept 23.