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As Filipinos in New Zealand welcome the New Year each December 31, familiar rituals fill homes across the world: round fruits line dining tables, coins sit in pockets, polka dots are worn at midnight, and noise erupts to ward off bad luck.
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PH football team inches closer to ASEAN Championship Final.
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“It Takes a Village to Raise a Queen.”
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The ‘Taj Mahal’ of the Philippines
The MassKara Festival is Bacolod City’s famous annual celebration, held every October to showcase the...
Many calls for Filipino youth to embrace their cultural roots
By Ricky Matthew Filipino youth in New Zealand are demonstrating a strong desire to stay connected with their culture...
A Filipino-Kiwi Guide to ANZAC Day
ANZAC (Australia, New Zealand Army Corps) Day is held every year in remembrance of the joint action between the Australia and New Zealand Army Corps where they landed in Gallipoli on 25 April 1915.
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“Food is front and centre of this event. We have expanded our authentic food offerings to cater for everyone attending, with shorter wait times,” said the organiser, emphasising the festival’s focus on showcasing authentic Southeast Asian cuisine.
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