SBS News in Filipino, Friday 24 July 2026

Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong has helped launched the Education Quality for Inclusive Prosperity (EQUIP) program, a five-year, P1.6-billion (PHP 1.6 billion) education partnership between Australia and Philippines.
Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong and Philippine Education Secretary Sonny Angara have helped launched the Education Quality for Inclusive Prosperity (EQUIP) program, a five-year, P1.6-billion (PHP 1.6 billion) education partnership between Australia and Philippines. Credit: DepEd Philippines (Facebook)

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Key Points

  • Anthony Albanese warns against One Nation's growing influence.
  • Health reform, aged care and changes in workplace will dominate the second day of Labor National Conference.
  • Australia and the Philippines launch the 1.6 billion peso Education Quality for Inclusive Prosperity or EQUIP program, the two countries' five-year education partnership.
  • Ecuadorean Richard Carapaz wins stage 18 of the Tour de France.

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