SBS News in Filipino, Friday 20 January

Will more Filipinos consider buying electric vehicles as the Philippine government approves the temporary modification of tariff rates on imported electric vehicles (EV), parts and components? Source: AP / Aaron Favila/AP/AAP Image

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More charges laid over the alleged murder of Indigenous teenager Cassius Turvey.
Australia warned not to interfere in Beijing's judicial system, as detainees in China are hit with another 'deeply troubling' verdict delay.
Philippine president Marcos approves tariff cuts on imported EVs, spare parts, and deboned meat.

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Filipino groups in Australia hold separate protests in solidarity with Philippine anti-corruption rallies

Protests against alleged corruption in the Philippines to be held in various parts of the world; foreign agency warns of threats of terrorism and violence. | Photo from Joan Bondoc, Benedicto Briones / Philippine News Agency (PNA)

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Filipino author and hard of hearing advocate Bambi Rodriguez empowers children with hearing loss through her bilingual Super Maya book series in English and Filipino.

'Super Maya': Children’s book series shines a light on the lives of hard of hearing kids and the power of inclusion

Kapuso actress Iya Villania lives in the Philippines but frequently visits Sydney Australia, where she was born and owns a family property.

SBS News in Filipino, Friday 20 January

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