SBS News in Filipino, Monday 30 January

Streaming giants like Netflix, Amazon Prime and Paramount Plus would be required to allocate part of their Australian revenue on local content production under the federal government’s new policy for the arts and culture sector. Credit: SBS News

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Here are today's top stories on SBS Filipino.

Highlights

A new national cultural policy launched to rejuvenate and protect Australia's cultural sector.
Foreign tourists in the Philippines will be able to get a value-added tax (VAT) refund starting2024.
Novak Djokovic makes history winning his tenth Australian Open final. A couple of Filipino athletes win in different sports.

Filipino groups in Australia hold separate protests in solidarity with Philippine anti-corruption rallies

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.