SBS News in Filipino, Saturday 2 August 2025

Filipinas makes it to AFC Women's Asian Cup 2026 Finals draw after drawn on Group A alongside Australia, Korea Republic and Iran. Credit: Philippine Wome's National Football Team FB page

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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will unveil an Indigenous economic development plan when he delivers the keynote address at the Garma festival today.
Impeachment trial of VP Sara Duterte sparks division in senate.
Filipinas qualify for AFC Women’s Asia Cup 2026; Australia gears up for the match.

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'It’s always family that should stick together': Cebuano family in NSW to fly back to the Philippines after Typhoon Tino ravages their hometown

Dual Citizenship for kids: What Filipino parents in Australia should know, expert advice

Damage from Typhoon Tino in Talisay City, particularly in the Mananga River area, where affected residents were brought to evacuation centres.

From quake to typhoon: Sydney-based Filipina worries again as ‘Tino’ hits loved ones in Cebu

Typhoon Tino caused severe flooding in Cebu, submerging homes in Bacayan town.

‘They let the flood carry them’: Melbourne international student fears for family affected by Typhoon Tino