By Solita MonsoddAs seen on the November 2019 issue of the Philippine Sentinel Our President, by his own admission, has Buerger’s disease, Barrett’s oesophagus, is subjected to migraine headaches, and has “spinal issues” (which he attributes to a motorcycle accident when he was 68 years old). As many TV viewers have noticed, he also regularly […]
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Duterte administration treating dissent as crime ━ Colmenares by Consuelo Marquez
Bayan Muna chair Neri Colmenares accused the Duterte administration of treating dissent as a crime, denouncing the arrest of nine members of militant groups in a series of operations by the military.
DEMENTIA, an Eye Opener to the Wider Community by Neria Soliman
An interactive community forum bringing awareness on Dementia to ageing Filipinos in Australia was held last 22 September 2018 at the Mt Druitt Hub.
PH membership in ICC not sole discretion of President DU30
Why is President Duterte afraid of the International Criminal Court (ICC)?
Only the “best and the brightest” will be given Australian visa
Poorly-skilled migrants will struggle to granted immigration visas amid the government’s plan to crackdown on dole bludgers. Only the ‘best and brightest’ immigrants will be welcomed into Australia, according to the Saturday Telegraph.
Philippines to become a province of China?
Several controversial banners such as the one placed in an overhead pedestrian crossing in Quezon City were displayed in various parts of Metro Manila. The party or persons responsible for installing the banners have not yet been identified as of press time.
Why the recovery of Marcos ‘ill-gotten wealth’ has taken ages
Lawyer Ma. Theresa Pabulayan, acting Sandiganbayan executive clerk of court, said most cases dragged on for decades because of the legal remedies sought by the government and defendants’ lawyers.
Prime Minister wants to break seal of confession by Dino Crescini
In an obvious attempt to curb child abuse, Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull delivered the Federal Government’s response to the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sex abuse.
Parramatta Bishop testifies of abuse before Royal Commission
The Bishop of Parramatta, Vincent Long Van Nguyen, has told a royal commission [that] he suffered sexual abuse by a member of the clergy after arriving in Australia as a refugee from Vietnam in 1981.
Australian Army Captain suggests that sex workers be sent to the front line
An Australian army captain has suggested sex workers be sent to the front line to relieve soldiers from their stress.
Delusional Panelo lobbies for ‘constitutional dictatorship’ under Duterte
According to Coconuts media, “Our favourite government nuisance, Atty. Salvador Panelo, is back and he brought a ton of crap with him.” Speaking on ABS-CBN News Channel’s (ANC) HeadStart on Sep 15, the presidential legal adviser said he is contemplating the idea of giving legislative and executive powers to President Rodrigo Duterte to speed up […]
Why do they keep on increasing the cost of postage?
Australia Post which is totally government owned and has been for 200 years, announced the loss of 900 jobs, being part of a cut back program.