Measures to Curb Teen Violence in Family Pilots in Victoria
Melbourne, Feb. 11 – Victorian Minister for Community Services Mary Woodbridge announced today an innovative program to address adolescent violence in the home including measures to prevent and discourage abuse of power perpetrated [...]
Info Campaign for International Students
Sydney, Mon. Feb 11 – NSW Fair Trading has launched a Facebook communication campaignfor tertiary students providing essential advice for all university and TAFE students includinginternational [...]
NSW’S Multicultural Month of March
Sydney, Feb, 6 – The NSW Government will hold a range of public events collectively called Multicultural March, a month-long celebration of the State’s cultural diversity, starting with the Premier’s Multicultural Media Awards [...]
PH Growth 6.8%
Under President Aquino’s “Daang Matuwid” administration PHILIPPINE economy grew by 6.8 per cent in the last quarter of 2012, reported the Philippines national economic planning body National Economic Development Authority or NEDA, during [...]
Australia Provides $5 million for Typhoon Bopha emergency relief
Australia will provide $5 million for survival kits and 1,000 tonnes of emergency foods for families trapped or left homeless by Typhoon Bopha (Typhoon Pablo in the Philippines) which struck the Philippine island of Mindanao December 4, 2012. [...]
Positive Narrative Needed
Dispute on West Philippine Sea Australian Foreign Affairs Minister Bob Carr said there is a need for what he calls as positive narrative in treating the ongoing maritime dispute over West Philippine Seas between China and a number of ASEAN [...]
Pnoy arrives in Australia
Observers in Sydney’s Philippine community are wondering whether Philippines’ present “man of the masses” President Benigno “PNoy” Aquino III would be able to meet and greet many ordinary Filipino Australians including those who [...]
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