Tourism & Economy: Macau’s Third Five-Year Plan sets a push for non-gaming diversification, with Dora Ng reaffirming a target of about 60% of GDP from non-gaming by 2030, alongside an “1+4” industrial layout and a bid to improve the business environment for SMEs. Road Safety: DSAT says it has reviewed 478 pedestrian crossings and is rolling out safer crossing upgrades, including grooved thermoplastic road markings to improve traction. Urban Renewal & Housing Safety: A community group says the Pátio do Espinho (Chi Lam Vai) revitalisation must prioritise housing safety, focusing on urgent water, electricity and fire risks. Anti-Scam & Consumer Protection: A lawmaker urges stronger safeguards against evolving investment scams, citing the “Fun Coffee” pyramid-style case and urging more proactive prevention. Public Finance & Investment Targets: Macau is targeting MOP23 billion in cumulative investment projects and aims to open new tourism markets under the Five-Year Plan. Cross-Border Integration: Hengqin’s Guangdong-Macao cooperation zone marks its fifth anniversary, reporting a 75% rise in Macau-capital companies operating there. Customs Enforcement: Customs seized smuggled goods worth about MOP850,000 in a six-day operation, including cigarettes, e-cigarettes, cosmetics, medicines and used phones. Diplomacy & Education: Portugal’s Marta Cowling is set to become the first woman Consul General in Macau; UTM and UEM launch a talent development programme to deepen education cooperation. Sports & Local Spending: WTT Macau ticket holders can claim up to MOP150 in ZAPE discounts during a government-backed campaign running Sept 7-13.