Anti-Illegal Betting: With the World Cup kicking off, Macau lawmakers and police warn youth about criminals using social media, messaging groups, online ads, e-payments and “free tips” to lure people into illegal football betting, urging the public to stay disciplined and report suspicious activity. Student Support: The Education and Youth Development Bureau opens applications June 22 for three 2026/27 tertiary scholarship and financial aid schemes, with key deadlines set for July 10. Wellness & Culture: “Wondera Festival” returns this weekend at Navy Yard with free admission zones, 42 local booths, and hands-on sessions blending wellness, craft, lifestyle and food (some paid or pre-registered). Heritage Through Photos: Archives of Macao launches a free “City in Rephotography” exhibition pairing historical images with contemporary “then and now” shots, running through Sept 30. Anti-Smoking Update: Lawmakers unanimously pass the outline of a bill to expand Macau’s smoking ban to more outdoor areas, ban e-cigarettes in public spaces, and allow inspectors body cams. Arts Spotlight: Rising pianist Kiana Yin delivers a demanding, memory-based recital at the Macau Cultural Centre, showcasing Mozart and Chopin with standout control. Education Milestone: Macao Polytechnic University holds its 2025/26 graduation ceremonies for nearly 1,700 students, with renewed focus on Hengqin expansion and international resources. Culture & Tech in Entertainment: GalaxyArt at Galaxy Macau opens “Dazzling Galaxy – Crystalline Art Exhibition,” using translucent materials and Eastern-inspired themes until Sept 13. Local Learning & Craft: A printmaking yearly exhibition at Rui Cunha Foundation spotlights student works and traditional techniques, reinforcing Macau’s school-based art education. Public Health Watch: Hong Kong’s CHP investigates a confirmed mpox case and urges high-risk groups to get vaccinated and avoid close contact.