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Did you know Isabelle Preysler?

Dino Crescini
2016-04-04
Entertainment, Human Interest, News
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This former San Lorenzo Village resident first made world news when she married Julio Iglesias in 1971, with whom she has 3 children — Chabeli, Julio Jose, and Enrique, who followed his Dad’s footsteps and became a famous singer on his own.

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Meet the youngest billionaire in the world; she’s only 19.

Dino Crescini
2016-04-04
Human Interest, News
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Meet Alexandra Andresen, the youngest billionaire in the world, valued at $1.2 billion. She just graduated from high school.

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John Araneta — Born to Eternal Life

Dino Crescini
2016-04-04
News, Obituary
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October 3, 1945 — March 1, 2016. Mr. Araneta belongs to Ateneo Grade School Class 1958, High School Class 1962 and College Class 1966. He once told me that members of our college class is on a steady decline. Many have passed away since he graduated with a bachelor’s degree in English Literature and he […]

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Who is bankrolling Grace Poe’s campaign?

Dino Crescini
2016-04-04
Opinion, Philippine Politics
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When Sen. Grace Poe-Llamanzares declared her candidacy for president of the Philippines, she confessed that she didn’t have the organization or the resources to run a presidential campaign.  With no political party to provide the resources, manpower, and a nationwide political network — and without tons of moolah, which she admittedly lacks – Grace’s campaign […]

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Marcos imposed Martial Law to grab power

Dino Crescini
2016-04-03
Books, Philippine History
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MANILA, APRIL 04, 2016 – Ferdinand Marcos claimed he declared Martial Law to save the country from the threat of a Communist takeover and impose peace and order on a troubled land. There was no public backlash because Marcos convinced Filipinos the nation was in peril, democracy wasn’t working, the country was falling apart and […]

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Important announcement from the Philippine Consulate in Sydney

Dino Crescini
2016-03-23
Community, News
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The Philippine Consulate General in Sydney has received ballot packets from COMELEC for overseas voters in New South Wales. Several ballot packets have also been returned to the Consulate by the Australian Post as the recipients are no longer found at their given addresses.

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Supreme Court allows Grace Poe to run for president

Dino Crescini
2016-03-08
Government, News
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MANILA, Philippines. In a landmark ruling, the Supreme Court (SC) decided to save Senator Grace Poe from disqualification as presidential candidate in the 2016 elections.

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The evil that men do . . . in PCC

Dino Crescini
2016-03-05
Community, Organisation
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To this day, Alric Bulseco continues to flaunt his title as Vice President-External of the Philippine Community Council as most other officers and members of the PCC-NSW board were personally handpicked by him through lobbying prior to every PCC Annual General Meetings. Unless some fickle-minded officer of PCC  changes the date of the election, the […]

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Government votes to limit overseas travel for Pensioners

Dino Crescini
2016-03-05
Community, General Discussions, News, Travel
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The Turnbull Government voted to cut the pension for elderly Australians who travel overseas.

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The 2nd coming of Jaymes Diaz; father Jess holds cards in Greenway

Dino Crescini
2016-03-05
Community, News, Sydney Politics
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Critics in the Liberal party warn about the second coming of Jaymes Diaz. Apparently there was a secret meeting of the party’s leaders where Blacktown Councillor Jess Diaz holds all the aces for the upcoming preselection in Greenway electorate. It will be remembered that his son Jaymes lost in 2013 after imploding in an interview conducted […]

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Western Union SVP meets with Filipino Australian media

Dino Crescini
2016-03-05
Advertisement, Community, Money Remittance, News
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Anyone would expect a person of her stature, title and responsibilities to display that Machiavellian command of respect. Well, she did look very respectable but Ms Patricia Riingen was far from being supercilious or overbearing. Having been seated very close to her, I found her to be amicable and unpretentious.

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Excessive card surcharges now illegal

Dino Crescini
2016-03-05
Banking, Consumer Advocate, News
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The days of airlines applying card surcharges up to 1187 per cent more than they should be are over, with the passage of new legislation.

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