The impact of COVID-19 on migrant and diverse communities is a theme which resonated strongly amongst the winners of the 2020 Premier’s Multicultural Communications Awards.
Premier Gladys Berejiklian and Acting Minister for Multiculturalism Geoff Lee announced the winners in an …
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We’ve surpassed our own goals and total donations collected has reached $15, 423.00.
All monies collected were donated. Three deliveries of bales of hay were made to the town of Bobin. A total of 471 bales were delivered.
A message …
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By Benjie de Ubago
Talent has no limits! Combined with passion and timed for the right opportunity, the sky is the limit.
Bevan Calvert leaps to victory.
For Bevan Calvert, a Filipino Australian, handball was more than just a sport …
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by Benjie de Ubago
A month after the Philippine Community Council’s Special General Meeting (SGM) which was held on 30 August, 2020, Bulseco has not stepped down and still refuses to accept the Vote of No Confidence passed by the …
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By: Benjie de Ubago
The Philippine Community Council of NSW (PCC-NSW) was born on September in 1990. To celebrate its foundation day, a temporary ceasefire was declared by ten of the past presidents. In view of health restrictions, a simple …
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A Critique by Mars Cavestany
You’d think that it was written in jest, but looking back at one’s very own experience during the Martial regime in the Philippines, which vicariously, upon reading this book, almost instinctively coerces you to re-examine …
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