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When one becomes a parent, the first instinct is to protect and provide for your children’s needs. Parents almost automatically start assessing their environment and thinking of ways on how to nurture these kids physically, emotionally, mentally and spiritually. …
It was past 2pm Saturday, October 22 when the Philippines’ Sikat II of the World Solar Challenge made its way into the Victoria Square ceremonial finish line. A contingent of Filipino community members in Adelaide and other supporters trooped to welcome the solar paneled Sikat II [...]
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There was an extra spring in my steps as I made my way to work as it was the day before I leave for a much-awaited holiday. I cheerily greeted “good morning all” as I found my way to my desk. Little did I know that I would have an unwelcomed visit by Mr Murphy [...]
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Six years ago, we wrote that the task is not easy. But it can be done. With assets that we, Filipino Australians, already possess — world-class skills and expertise, creativity, resourcefulness, and industry— all that we need is to work together [...]
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Skilled migration forums across Western Australia will be staged to provide employers with information on the skilled migration programs available to address their labour needs, a Department of Immigration and Citizenship [...]
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If wall visuals on a trade expo booth are measures of the size of the exhibitor’s business, then G48 is an exception. In fact, it looks very modest in appearance compared to nearby booths. Yet, the G48 booth represents a sector in Philippine business [...]
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Social networking site Facebook has reportedly more than 663 million users as at end of last month with the United States, Indonesia, United Kingdom, Turkey, India, Mexico, Philippines, France, Italy and Germany having the largest number of users [...]
Continue reading …The “made in China” bugaboo is reminiscent of the post war Japan products, and following a bit later, the Taiwanese products [...]
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More than a year ago, Filipino and Australian banana growers were at opposite sides fighting over the importation of Philippine bananas to Australia. They are still fighting alright, this time against different foes but with the same face – market economics [...]
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The results of a major international student assessment released 7 December revealed that Australian students remain among the top academic performers worldwide. The student assessment conducted in 2009 is a survey among 15-year-olds by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development [...]
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