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SBS News in Filipino, Friday 31 March

LINDA BURNEY VOICE PRESSER

A t-shirt logo reads Voice Makarrata at a press conference after the introduction of a bill that will trigger the Voice to Parliament referendum. Source: AAP / LUKAS COCH/AAPIMAGE

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  • The government takes the first formal step in the Voice to Parliament referendum, introducing the Constitution Alteration bill into parliament.
  • One of Australia's biggest investors warns against Australia's new gas export policies.
  • Two Filipina photographers are among the winners of the 2023 World Press Photo awards.
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