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SBS News in Filipino, Sunday 26 February

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The First Nations float always marches at the head of the modern Mardi Gras parade. Credit: SBS/NITV

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Here are today's top stories on SBS Filipino.

Key Points
  • Tens of thousands of people celebrate Sydney's 45th Mardi Gras Parade. More than 200 floats and 12,500 participants took part in the parade along the historic 1.7 kilometre long route.
  • The federal opposition backs calls for Australia to reopen its embassy in Kyiv.
  • Gilas Pilipinas wins against Lebanon for the FIBA World Cup Asian Qualifiers.
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