AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMacau Arts & Culture: The 3rd Macao International Children’s Arts Festival brings Portuguese puppet show “Stone Wolves” to the Macao Cultural Centre (14–17 Aug), using wood-and-metal set pieces to explore a child’s emotions through Cantonese and Portuguese performances. Macao Entertainment & Venues: Studio City Macau launches “Studio City Stardust,” a 4D immersive flying attraction with motion seating, synchronized wind/fog/scent effects, and a 15-minute guest experience. Music in Macau: KUN kicks off his “THE DEADMAN” Asia Tour in Macau, blending live vocals with a narrative of death-and-rebirth across a 22-song set. Policy & Society: Macau’s government consults on streamlining association registration, while a public policy commentary urges careful discussion of the proposed legal regime reforms. Local Arts Practice: MATA highlights applied theatre for community healing, including forum theatre that lets audiences step onstage to rehearse real-life family conflict solutions. Sports & Leisure: Galaxy Entertainment Group reports 2Q26 results with a surprise interim dividend increase and notes World Cup impact on gaming volumes. Workplace Safety: Labour Department issues a heat stress warning, urging employers to assess risks and prevent heat stroke with rescheduling, shade, ventilation, and water/rest reminders.
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