SBS News in Filipino, Wednesday 24 February

Brittany Higgins has spoken out publicly about her alleged rape inside Parliament House.

Brittany Higgins has spoken out publicly about her alleged rape inside Parliament House. Source: Supplied

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Alleged rape victim Brittany Higgins expected to make a formal statement to police
Canada pledges its support to Australia to make social media giants pay for news
President Rodrigo Duterte visits typhoon-hit region in Surigao del Sur

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