The Philippine Community Council of NSW has found a home at last.  After 22 years of existence, PCC-NSW has secured premises at Nirimba Business Centre, Building 2TA at Quakers Hill.

The office premises is part of a buidling complex …

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Just like Mayon Volcano, the rumblings continue long after the Bicol elections.  First there was Soliman, then, Musa protested during the actual March elections.  With a little twisting of the truth, minus the necessary evidence, some were swayed and the …

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MAPUA alumni have always been known to excel in the fields of engineering, architecture, science and technology.  But at the recent Induction of officers at P-Noy Lounge, Blacktown on 28 April, the Mapua Alumni Australia boasted of their new found …

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The Philippine Community Council of NSW (PCC-NSW) will once again hold the official Philippine National Day Ball in celebration of the 114^th Anniversary of Philippine Independence. This year, this annual prestigious event will be held on Tuesday, 12 June …

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The Philippine Community Council of NSW (PCC-NSW), under new management,  held its first community forum “Ugnayan” for the year and opened its doors to all members of the community.

With Atoy Sayas’ new style of leadership also comes a new …

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The Sydney Australian Filipino Seniors Inc (SAFSI) held their annual general meeting and elections last Sunday, 12 February at Marayong Community Hall, Marayong.

Starting off with prayers, anthem singing and an exercise routine, the elections were off and running.

Rose …

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