SBS News in Filipino, Tuesday 23 September 2025

People walking past an Optus storefront

The Optus network outage affected people in Western Australia, South Australia and NSW. Source: AAP / Joel Carrett

Here are today's top stories on SBS Filipino.


Key Points
  • Australia champions Palestinian statehood at the UN General Assembly
  • The federal government is accused of "failing Australians" by not implementing a triple-zero custodian before the recent Optus outage
  • And in the Philippines, Super Typhoon Nando is weakening but has already caused heavy rains, flooding, and landslides in Northern Luzon
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