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SBS News in Filipino, 30 Friday August 2024

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LGBTIQ+ activists have condemned the government for choosing to exclude specific questions about sexuality and gender diversity in the census. Source: Getty / Getty Images

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  • Education Minister Jason Clare has defended the government's plan to cap international student on 2025.
  • LGBTIQ+ activists have condemned the government for choosing to exclude specific questions about sexuality and gender diversity in the census.
  • Australian dies in motorbike crash in Philippines.
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