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Filipino communities throughout Australia are celebrating the 127th anniversary of Philippine Independence with a wide range of events, from flag-raising ceremonies to cultural festivals, across every state and territory.

Here are today's top stories on SBS Filipino.

Amid the emerging allegations, both federal and state governments have outlined responses, though there are growing calls for these actions to be fast-tracked.

Career coach Dr Celia Torres-Villanueva unpacks the cultural nuances between two well-known behaviours, Australia’s tall poppy syndrome and the Philippines’ crab mentality, and explains how both impact migrants in the workplace.

While the Philippines holds an annual State of the Nation Address (SONA) mandated by its Constitution, Australia has no direct counterpart. Instead, the government communicates its priorities through the Governor-General’s Speech during the Opening of Parliament and the Federal Budget Speech in May.

From October 1, first-home buyers can enter the housing market with just a 5% deposit under the government’s expanded scheme. Here’s how it works, who’s eligible, and why experts say it could change the property market.

New Australian Bureau of Statistics data shows Australians are marrying later in life, with 24 February 2024 emerging as the most popular wedding date, while divorces continue to decline.

Stay informed, stay connected - SBS Filipino shares the news and stories that matter to Filipinos in Australia.

Navigating childcare options can be overwhelming for new and experienced parents in Australia. Understanding the different types of care available helps families choose the best fit for their child’s needs and schedules.

Stay informed, stay connected - SBS Filipino shares the news and stories that matter to Filipinos in Australia.