SBS News in Filipino, Friday 3 May 2024

A new federal government report is warning parents about receiving requests for child sexual exploitation after they've shared photos of their kids on social media. Credit: RDNE Stock project (via Pexels)

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Here are today's top stories on SBS Filipino.

Key Points

A new report urging Australian parents to be wary of child exploitation requests.
A new study has found walking at least once a week means you could live longer.
El Nino phenomenon has caused about PhP5.9 billion peso damage to Philippine agriculture.

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Australian fugitive arrested in the Philippines

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Kmart accused of illegal use of facial recognition technology

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SBS Filipino Radio Program, Friday 19 September 2025

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Common Aussie culture and etiquette every Filipino migrant needs to know