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Monique Pueblos

Monique Pueblos

Journalist at SBS TV World News

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    • General Assignment News
    • International News
    • National News

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    Recent Articles

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    'A surreal moment': Sally Sitou celebrates diversity in parliament as she claims victory in Reid

    The new member for Reid is of Chinese heritage and her parents fled Laos as a result of the Vietnam war.
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    ‘Comfort Women’: The South Korean ‘grandma’ leading the fight again...

    Survivor Lee Yong-soo continues her fight for an apology and resolution on behalf of the 200,000 plus women and girls who were forced into sexual slavery under the Japanese military, before time runs out.
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    The Voice to Parliament 'no' camp is targeting migrant votes, but c...

    Australia’s peak body representing people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds has dismissed a call by the Voice to Parliament's 'no' camp for the constitutional recognition of migrants as a "distraction" and "red herring". The chairperson of the Federation of Ethnic Communities' Councils of Australia (FECCA), Carlo Carli, said its community consultation and outreach with members had shown widespread support for the 'yes&apos…
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    'I don't love my body all the time': Why Sara is questioning the bo...

    Sara, a bilateral amputee, says the popular self-love movement is unrealistic as a person with a disability. She’s not alone.
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    These couples kept their workplace romances a secret, but are they ...

    <b><i>SBS On Demand</i></b> When Liv and Tim Arnold met while working on the same team at a big four bank 11 years ago, they decided to keep their budding relationship a secret. They had already been friends for a year when their romance blossomed, thanks to &quot;flakey&quot; work friends who failed to turn up to dinner or drinks. &#x201C;This was purely by coincidence, and it made us get to know each other on a more personal level without other people around,&#x201D; Liv told Insight. Liv and…
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    We could have paid off our house. Instead, we spent $200,000 on our...

    From spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on the big day, pre-wedding relationship strains and micro weddings — why weddings are still popular today, despite less social pressure for couples to marry.
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    Brett's wife set up his dating profile before she died. He felt hur...

    Navigating life as a widow or widower isn't easy, but dating someone new can seem impossible. These Australians share how they tried to find love after losing their other half, or by dating someone who has.
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    Why Brooke chose Facebook over an IVF clinic to find a sperm donor

    As demand for sperm donors increases, some are avoiding fertility clinics in favour of less formal networks. Meanwhile, for donors, there is a range of ethical considerations and potential unintended consequences to consider.
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    The cost of living crisis has financially crippled many Australians...

    The cost of living crisis continues to affect many Australians. And the impacts are going well beyond people struggling to pay the bills.
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    Justin says he was a jealous boyfriend. Then he found a 'long-term ...

    "Constant reassurance" was a short-term fix for Justin's jealousy. It took therapy, time and meditation to find the "long-term" one.
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    Inside the 'military operation' of one of Australia's rarest parent...

    Parents of triplets face heavy financial and emotional pressures. Are Australia's support systems built for families like theirs?