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Settling in Australia can be extremely challenging if you can't speak English. The Australian Government provides free English language lessons for migrants, with integrated settlement skills in the course.

Gobyerno ng Australya nagbibigay ng libreng pagtuturo ng wikang Ingles sa mga migranteng nahihirapang magsalita at maintindihan ito. Isinama pa ang mga kasanayan para mas maging magaan ang kanilang pamumuhay dito sa bansang kanilang matatawag na bagong tahanan.

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For the first time women have been included in the Federal Budget with a $29.3 million allocation for three years focusing on migrant and refugee women's safety and economic inclusion programs.

Sa unang pagkakataon napabilang ang kababaihan sa Federal Budget. $29.3 milyon ang ilalaan sa loob ng tatlong taon para sa mga migrante at refugee na kababaihan sa 'safety and economic inclusion programs'  

In 2006, Valerie Catherine Smith-Orr travelled to the Philippines for a six month research for her studies at the University of Queensland on ‘feeding children with a cleft palate in a developing world’.

With a grant of nearly $50,000  from the Australia-ASEAN Council, a group of Filipino nurses in Australia came together to help the local health system in the Philippines cope with the effects of the current pandemic.

Sa pondo na halos $50,000 mula sa Australia-ASEAN Council, layunin ng isang grupo ng mga Pilipino nars sa Australia na matulungan ang lokal na sistema ng kalusugan sa Pilipinas na harapin ang mga epekto ng kasalukuyang pandemya.

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Finance journalist Michelle Baltazar gives tips on how people working the gig economy can save despite not having the assumed security of a permanent job.

Paano ka nga ba makakaipon ng pera kung wala kang permanenteng trabaho? Posible bang magkaroon ng malaking ipon kung walang kasiguraduhan ang kita mo? Yan ang #MayPeraan question na sasagutin ng finance journalist na si Michelle Baltazar.

The federal government has flagged infrastructure and aged care as priority areas for spending ahead of the official budget release on Tuesday. But the Opposition is worried that the government's spending package is just a quick fix without substance

After a difficult start to the year for Canberra's relationship with women, many will be watching to see how the government responds when this year’s federal budget is revealed tonight. Superannuation, childcare and domestic violence services are just some of the issues women are hoping to see properly addressed...

Sari-saring paraan ng selebrasyon at pagpapasaya sa mga Nanay noong Mother's Day