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SBS News in Filipino, Sunday 24 September

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The 19th Asian Games officially open on Saturday, September 23, in China. Around 400 athletes are competing for the Philippines in various events which will run until October 4. Credit: PSC-POC Media Group

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Here are today's top stories on SBS Filipino.

Key Points
  • Supporters for 'no' campaign for the Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum hold unofficial rallies across Australia.
  • Around 400 Filipino athletes will compete at the 19th Asian Games running until October 4.
  • Australian canoeist Jessica Fox has booked a spot in her fourth Olympics.
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