International Education & Tourism: Macao University of Tourism (UTM) hosted a Thailand SWU delegation for a two-day “Growth Mindset and Design Thinking” programme, with Galaxy Entertainment Group training input and a focus on higher-ed and tourism collaboration. Local Transport Reality Check: Uber’s relaunch as “Uber Taxi” saw trips surge, but residents say the real bottleneck is still the limited number of taxis on the ground. Lanterns & Mid-Autumn/National Day Culture: SJM and the Macau Artist Society unveiled “Legacy of Light and Craft” at Grand Lisboa Palace, with four artists’ lantern works running to Nov 15. Museum Spotlight on Craft: POLY MGM Museum will open “Luminous Brilliance: The Artistry of Zibo Liuli” (Oct–Mar), featuring nearly 180 historic and contemporary glass pieces. Fashion in the Region: Macau designers took part in Hong Kong’s CENTRESTAGE runway “Macao Fashion Parade,” bringing local labels to a wider audience. Sports Governance Shift: With a Cultural Affairs–Sports merger looming, Deland Leong Wai Man was appointed acting head of the Sports Bureau until Oct 31. Integrity Training: CCAC launched a dual-track anti-corruption training pilot for private-sector staff, combining online learning and face-to-face sessions. K-pop Live in Macau: Globavend and Loomi will stage OK TAECYEON’s Macau fan meeting “TodaY” on Nov 14 at Grand Lisboa Palace. Grassroots Jazz: Zé Eduardo shared how Macau’s jazz scene is evolving toward a self-sustaining ecosystem of teachers, venues, and audiences. Theatre for November: Dirks Theatre Arts Association will bring “The Unknown I-land” to Macao Cultural Centre on Nov 14–15.