SBS News in Filipino, Friday 26 April 2024

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Labor Minister Bill Shorten says misogynistic attitudes towards women must be prevented as Australia confronts a domestic violence crisis. Source: Getty / In Pictures Ltd./Corbis via Getty Images

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Domestic violence against women, an ongoing crisis faced by Australia.
Sydney's Muslim community have expressed concerns regarding a counter-terrorism operation on Wednesday.
Aid workers killed in Gaza, including an Australian, to be honored at a memorial in America.

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