SBS News in Filipino, Friday 24 March

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese surrounded by members of the First Nations Referendum Working Group speaks to the media during a press conference at Parliament House in Canberra, Thursday, March 23, 2023. (AAP Image/Lukas Coch) NO ARCHIVING Source: AAP / LUKAS COCH/AAPIMAGE

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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese revealed the wording of the Voice to Parliament referendum.
The last day of election campaigning gets underway in New South Wales.
TikTok’s chief executive faces the United States House Committee.

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)

SBS News in Filipino, Sunday 21 September 2025

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.

Former international student to stage solo performance in Canberra and Queensland showcasing Filipino folk dance and hip-hop