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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By Benjie de Ubago

We went to sleep one night and woke up in a parallel universe stricken with the corona virus. And it had nothing to do with crowns on heads!  It was a health crisis – a pandemic …

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By Benjie de Ubago

In the time, I have lived in Australia, all 50 years of it, I cannot remember a time when Philippine Independence Day had not …

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By Benjie de Ubago

When the ostentatious Mardi Gras parade rolls down the streets of Sydney every year, you can bet that the Philippines is represented.  And behind the glitz and glamour of the Philippine Float is the FLAGCOM Association …

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By Benjie de Ubago

When the corona virus pandemic hit the world and lockdown was imposed, some people turned on  their generous hearts to give any way they knew how.

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By Marilie Bomediano

When the global pandemic hit Sydney, Carlito and Aleli Ferrer, owners of Panlasang Pinoy Restaurant in Kogarah, Sydney, decided to show their generosity to the Filipino community.

Good Samaritans,

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