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Whenever the Lunar New Year or Chinese New Year approaches, it has become a habit for some Filipinos to greet each other with "Kung Hei Fat Choi." But did you know that this is not actually the direct translation of "Happy New Year"?

While both documents serve to verify a person’s criminal history for employment or visa purposes, the systems in the Philippines and Australia operate very differently—especially for those applying from abroad.

Quezon City, Davao City and Cebu City in the Philippines, and the City of Melbourne, City of Perth and City of Sydney in Australia. They are all cities, but did you know that their systems of governance are quite different?

This interpreting service helps ensure clear communication, correct information, and a better understanding of your benefits and related processes.

Find out what strata means in Australia and why it matters to people living in apartments, units, and townhouses.

We often hear the term Royal Commission in discussions about government and politics in Australia, especially when there is a major issue with serious consequences for the public. But do you know what it actually means?

This Alam Mo Ba segment explains what a concession is in Australia and how it provides discounts and financial relief to eligible residents.

Mozzie, brekkie, arvo, uni... these are some of the classic Aussie ways of shortened words. But why has this been a culture down under?

Have you heard of Tall Poppy Syndrome in Australia? Find out its meaning and why migrants should be aware of it.

Did you know where Ukay-ukay and Op Shops are similar and where they differ? Both are second hand shops, but they operate with different systems, purposes and impacts on the community.

Every migration season, the local authorities on Christmas Island close roads and build special crab bridges and tunnels, allowing the crabs to cross safely from the forest to the sea.

Ever heard of terms like ‘cyclones’ or ‘troughs’? Weather words in Australia can sound a bit different from what we’re used to. Let’s take a closer look at how the Bureau of Meteorology, or BOM, reports the weather compared to PAGASA in the Philippines.

Did you know that thousands of people across Australia come together for Diwali Festival? Let’s find out how they celebrate it!

Planning to spend your retirement enjoying the warm sun and vibrant culture of the Philippines? The SRRV or Special Resident Retiree’s Visa might just be your ticket to make it happen! Listen in to find out how it works!

Across Australia, the Filipino community celebrates its rich festivals and customs. Which tradition from back home do you still celebrate here?

The balikbayan box is a symbol of love and generosity from Filipinos abroad. But before you send one home, make sure you know the rules and how to keep your "padala" safe and hassle-free.

Time works differently across Australia. Here's what you need to know to stay on schedule.

Camping is a big part of Australian culture. For first-timers, it’s important to know what to prepare before heading out to different caravan and camping grounds.

What powers does a President have compared to a Prime Minister? Uncover the key differences between the two systems of leadership.

The Asia’s Queen of Songs, Pilita Corrales, rose to fame not only in the Philippines. Find out where and why a street in Australia was named after her.

The NDIS (National Disability Insurance Scheme) is an Australian Government program that provides support for people with disability. Learn about its benefits and how to apply.

With spring in full swing across Australia, it’s the ideal time to embrace the outdoors. Listen as we uncover the top ways to enjoy this vibrant season.

Did you know you can see a doctor in Australia without paying upfront? Listen to find out how bulk billing works for you.

Looking for ways to keep your kids entertained without breaking the bank? Listen to find out where.

Many think Sydney or Melbourne is Australia’s capital, but it’s actually Canberra. Here’s why.