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Celebrating media presence in the community
Three community radio programs are taking the lead in organising a cultural show cum dinner and dance to celebrate more than three decades of Filipino-Australian media’s presence in the community [...]
Radio Maya may soon join the growing number of Filipino radio programs across the Sydney metropolitan area. A group of long-time Filipino-Australian residents in Sutherland Shire [...]
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One more voice for the Filipino community will launch tonight in the area with the largest number of Filipino-Australian households in Sydney’s outer west, announced Filipino Press Group of Sydney convenor Jaime Pimentel [...]
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Consul General Anne Jalando-on Louis, new head of the Philippine Consulate in Sydney, and Consul Anthony Reyes met yesterday with representatives of Sydney-based Filipino media. The new consul general briefed [...]
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Radio Tamaraw, the fourth of a growing number of Filipino community radio programs across Metropolitan Sydney, went on air at 7pm last Tuesday, April 5, over Liverpool-based 2GLF-FM station, reported Filipino Press Group of Sydney moderator Jaime K. Pimentel [...]
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Australia’s first dedicated Filipino cultural arts display, library, and meeting place will open soon at the Philippine Centre on Wentworth Avenue in the city of Sydney. The resource centre will comprise an extensive book collection on Philippine culture and arts, including the works of the Philippines’ national hero Dr Jose Rizal [...]
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Peak body, the Philippine Community Council of NSW (PCC-NSW), has thrown its support behind an appeal for the Maguindanao massacre victims’ families. PCC-NSW president Ronaldo Villaver issued a call for affiliate members to open their hearts and pockets to help ease the pain of more than 30 journalists’ families brutally killed in the massacre [...]
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Responding to the murder of more than 30 news media people in a massacre in Maguindanao, southern Philippines, members of The Filipino Press Group of Sydney launched an appeal today for funds to help relieve some of the pain now experienced by victims’ families [...]
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Journalist Michelle Baltazar leaves for Manila on Wednesday, April 8, to undertake a special news report assignment for Rooty Hill-based Filipino Press Group of Sydney. Ms Baltazar, an author and finance editor in Sydney and a recipient of the Global Filipinos Youth [...]
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The Filipino Press club of Sydney held its first workshop, News/Press Release Writing, with a full complement of six delegates yesterday at the club’s Press/Meeting Room in Rooty Hall’s Corregidor Centre. The three-hour session chaired by the club convenor, Jimmy Pimentel, was participated by Ken Ubago, Mitchell Badelles, Richard Ford, Tom Baena, Antonio Malicdem and Dino Crescini [...]
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