SBS News in Filipino, Wednesday 30 November

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Humans contract the virus through mosquito bites Source: AAP / AAP/University of Glasgow/PA

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  • Reported dengue cases in the Philippines nearly tripled compared to the same period last year
  • Fines worth millions of dollars for breaching COVID-19 restrictions in New South Wales are being withdrawn by the state's revenue agency.
  • The Senate has passed Labor's anti-corruption legislation, bringing the Albanese government one step closer to fulfilling its election promise of establishing a National Commission
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