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Society & Culture

Samantha Bonney

How to talk politics without losing friends

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With the ongoing crisis around the world and locally, there are bound to be disagreements within families and friendships. I have witnessed this in recent times, especially during the nation's political divides. As a result, many people who were...
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Asther Bascuña Creo

Telling stories

Asther Bascuña Creo - 0
Filipinos account for the fifth largest ethnic group here in Australia. So it’s inevitable to bump into a kababayan anywhere you go. During my weekly trip to my local shops during the hard lockdown in Victoria, I would cross...
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Society & Culture

Araw ni Rizal 2020 sa Melbourne virtwal na itinanghal sa patuloy na pandemyang COVID-19

Jinky Marsh - 0
ni Jinky Trijo Marsh Ang Araw ni Rizal ay isang pambansang pag-alaala at parangal sa dakilang bayaning si Dr Jose Rizal na unang ginunita nuong ika-30 ng Disyembre taong 1898 alinsunod sa pagpapasiya ni Heneral Emilio Aguinaldo. Ito ay dalawang...
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Society & Culture

The ruthless year that was 2020

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At the onset of the year, Victoria was gripped by bushfires so wild that it is hailed the worst bushfire season in history. Just as we were recovering from that trauma, COVID-19 swept the world by storm and locked...
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Society & Culture

Australia: Spring of life

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By Lilia Nadong Gonzales We are amidst uncertain times of global turbulence, natural disasters and human misdemeanours. To top them all is the prevailing global COVID-19 pandemic. When times are bad, we take comfort in the hope that these adversities...
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Raine Cabral Laysico

Christmas in our hearts

Raine Cabral-Laysico - 0
It’s that time of year, the most wonderful time of the year - Christmas! A time to reflect on the roller coaster ride that was 2020. A year no one expected. A year where the world was forced indoors, where we...
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Society & Culture

Melbourne’s Filipino seniors village

Jason Cordi - 0
For 30 years, Filipino-Australian seniors have been living in independent flats at the Lions Elderly Citizens Village in West Footscray. The village includes 21 single bedroom residential units, as well as a Community Hall with kitchen, owned by the...
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Society & Culture

Caring for elderly relatives during COVID and beyond

Jason Cordi - 0
After the coronavirus pandemic led to the closure of businesses across Victoria, Lucy Sison of Aspendale in Melbourne’s southeastern suburbs was made redundant in her job. Since losing her job in March, Lucy has entered a new positive phase...
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News

Aged care and hiya: Providing feedback or complaints in an aged care home

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By Perth Furio With a nation as diverse as Australia, we have found ways to make government and community services accessible to most members of our multicultural society. The health department’s services are promoted and made available in a variety...
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Society & Culture

Masking empathy

THAD MANGALINO | The Inner Game - 0
During World War II, the British government imposed a total blackout. The citizens were urged to stay indoors and black out their windows to make it difficult for the German bombers to stealthily bomb Londoners while they sleep.  Many...
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Victorian Refugee Awards nominations close April 24

The Victorian Multicultural Commission (VMC) is calling for nominations to the Victorian Refugee Awards (VRA). This initiative recognises people,...
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