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SPAG chair honoured in Australia Day fete

Samahang Pilipino sa Gippsland Chairman (SPAG) Jerry Baladjay was among three individuals awarded the Oustanding Community Service Award on 26 January during the Latrobe City’s Australia Day celebration held at Kernot Hall. Baladjay has been the SPAG (Samahang Pilipino sa Gippsland) chairman for almost 10 years and has actively promoted the rich cultural heritage of [...]

SOME of the members of the Facebook group of Filipino photographers based in Melbourne have gathered together last 18 February at Hector Calara’s residence in Roxburgh Park to meet in person for the first time and to level expectations and exchange ideas. Facebook members are now at 40. The group, started by George Gregorio and [...]

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By N.Elaine Valenzuela Every country, culture or people appreciate gratitude for good deeds. That is why we, in Bridge Builders for Australasia, Inc. (BBFAI) decided to have our thanksgiving picnic last 20 November 2011 at the Albert Park, South Melbourne. It had been raining everyday during the week before we had our picnic, but Sunday [...]

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The Filipino Community Council of Victoria, Inc. (FCCVI) and Philippine Australian Foundation Inc (PAFI) held a Christmas party on 10 December at Maribyrnong Maidstone RSL. The event also served as an occasion for the induction of new officers. Photos courtesy of ROLLY FERRER  

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The Philippine Consulate of Victoria will conduct mobile Passport Biometrics services in Melbourne. Passport Biometrics 30 March 2012 - Friday, 1:00pm to 5:00pm 31 March 2012 - Saturday, 9:00am to 5:00pm Philippine-Australian Multi-Purpose Centre 93 Cowper Street, Footscray, Victoria   Oath-taking 30 March 2012 – Friday, 5:00pm to 6:00pm Philippine-Australian Multi-Purpose Centre 93 Cowper Street, Footscray, Victoria Applicants [...]

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The recent typhoon Sendong tragedy in the Philippines that has killed over a thousand people and left thousands homeless and properties destroyed has also demonstrated that Filipinos based in Australia are ready to help their kababayans when they are dire need. In Melbourne, the Philippine Consulate in Victoria, the different organisations and associations and the [...]

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By ALICE GREGORIO-NICOLAS Australians working in the Alfred Hospital also contributed from their own pockets to help the victims of the recent calamity in the Philippines. Thanks to Filipino-Australian Ampee Alvizo-Marshall, who works in the Hospital’s Engineering Department. She approached her co-workers from the Biomedical Engineering, Supply Department and Major Projects and explained to them [...]

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True to the title of the Philippines being named the social networking capital of the world, the use of social media by Filipino-Australians to appeal for help for the victims of Typhoon Sendong is gaining positive feedback. Melba Marginson, Executive Director of the Victorian Immigrant and Refugee Women’s Coalition, has appealed to her friends and [...]

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By ALICE GREGORIO-NICOLAS Melbourne, Australia (21 December 2011)- Philippine Honorary Consul General Gigi Kalong is appealing to the Filipino-Australians especially those based in Victoria to, once again, dig deeper into their pockets as thousands of Filipinos have lost lives and properties during the recent typhoon Sendong in Cagayan De Oro City, Philippines. As of press [...]

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Tropical storm Sendong (international name, Walsh) that hit Mindanao last Friday turned out out to be one of the deadliest cyclones to hit the Philippines since 2000. More than 300 people have died and thousands more have lost their homes following the flash floods that hit Mindanao because of Sendong. Worst hit are the cities [...]

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